Until summer 2020, the main station building had survived into private ownership, the only one of those built by the Buckinghamshire Railway to do so. The station passed into the hands of Reg Waters, a permanent way railwayman, who used the station's goods shed as a garden shed where he also kept a collection of railway relics. The platforms also remained, although significantly covered by grass. The owner had cut the hedge surrounding the buildings into the form of a locomotive; this has attracted much publicity including a photograph in the Daily Telegraph. An oil lamp from Verney Junction has been erected in the garden.
