Main house
Four bedrooms, three-and-a-half bathrooms, a large open kitchen and dining area, separate living room, cloakroom, generous entrance hall and hallway, plus a separate laundry room.
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- Bedrooms
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- Bathrooms
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Bletchley · Milton Keynes
A 1950s home reimagined as a modern farmhouse retreat. Where the town surgery once was, a quiet oasis now welcomes you.
Our story
Built in the 1950s as a family home, this Bletchley address became something unexpected: for more than thirty years it served the community as a local GP surgery - a place people came for care, reassurance and a familiar face at the door.
When the practice closed, the walls were quietly returned to what they were first meant to be. A gentle, considered renovation stripped back decades of partitions and dropped ceilings, revealing the original bones of the house and rebuilding it in the language of the modern farmhouse: soft plaster, grey-framed windows, warm oak and bright, cosy rooms.
We named it Drayton Oasis Place because that is how it feels. A calm, green pocket at the edge of the city, still looking after the people who step through its door.
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The space
Set on a quarter of an acre, the property has been thoughtfully divided into a spacious main house and a self-contained annexe. There is ample space for large private gardens for both homes, perfect for large groups who want to stay together with room to breathe.
Four bedrooms, three-and-a-half bathrooms, a large open kitchen and dining area, separate living room, cloakroom, generous entrance hall and hallway, plus a separate laundry room.
Two bedrooms, one bathroom, an open-plan kitchen and living room, and a small study area. Ideal for an extended family, extra guests, or a little extra privacy.
The neighbourhood
Drayton Oasis Place sits in a quiet corner of Bletchley with three of Milton Keynes' best-loved landmarks within walking distance, and central Milton Keynes, MK Stadium and trains to London Euston all just minutes away.
The wartime home of the codebreakers. Museum, mansion grounds and the story of Alan Turing, right on the doorstep.
Open meadows, mature woodland and a stretch of the Grand Union Canal, a favourite for morning walks and long summer evenings.
A former clay pit turned wildflower haven. Kingfishers, dragonflies and the bluest water in Milton Keynes.
Reserve your stay
Live pricing, availability and instant booking on Airbnb. Superhosted by Drayton Hosts.