Inside £2.4m sprawling mansion once gifted by King Charles II to one of his lovers

– with its own party barn  & orchard

Located in Radnage, in the regal landscape of Buckinghamshire, this exquisite five-bedroom farmhouse offers 3,842 square feet of living space and a unique rich history.

The origins of this historic property can be traced back to  around 1600.

King Charles II reportedly gifted the manor to one of his mistresses according to local lore, by which time this house had already been standing for several decades.

Highlights of the manor include a pair of magnificent Grade II listed barns, one is currently used as a party barn, as well as five bedrooms.

It also has a discreet study, utility room and workshop, pantry, conservatory, and boot room.

The beauty of the property is in its character, with exposed beams, handsome fireplaces and original doors, Radnage Bottom Farm is brimming with romantic features.

Outdoors doesn’t disappoint either. The house sits in more than 10 acres, is surrounded by a garden, which includes an old well, an orchard and a recently resurfaced tennis court.