Temple Street, Brill

A fabulous two bedroom end of terrace cottage, located in one of the areas most desirable villages. No onward chain. Packed with character and believed to date from the 16th Century, this Grade II listed property must be viewed. The ground floor has a super sitting room with a massive open fireplace and two windows to the front. The kitchen has enough room for a dining table and there is a utility room, plus the ground floor shower room. The first floor offers two well proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. There is a courtyard garden.
MATERIAL INFORMATION
A Grade II listed end terrace cottage believed to date from the 16th Century and located in a conservation area. Mains; water, drainage and electricity. Heating; oil fired boiler to radiators. Broadband – according to Ofcom – it is likely that all Broadband Speeds including Ultrafast are available in the area. Likely predicted mobile phone availability – according to Ofcom; all service providers are likely to have variable outdoor coverage.
Properties built pre-2000 may contain asbestos in certain materials used in their construction or in subsequent building work. Examples of these materials are; Artex, vinyl tiles, sheet boards, corrugated roofing, pipework and lagging/insulation. These are generally considered safe unless disturbed but prospective buyers must take their own advice. Parking on street only. Local Authority: Aylesbury Vale District Council – D. EPC – E.
Pleasantly located amongst other period properties in a central position within the delightful hill top position of Brill. The village is renowned for stunning views, its traditional mill and particularly good local amenities. The amenities include; a well regarded primary school, two public houses, local stores and many social activities. Brill is in catchment for Lord Williams Thame as well as the Grammar Schools in Aylesbury. Rail services are available in Aylesbury, Thame, Haddenham Parkway and Bicester.