Oxford Cottage is a very attractive double fronted Victorian cottage located within the heart of this highly regarded village. The property has been updated by the current owners to provide a spacious light and airy kitchen/dining room that leads to a family room with an open fireplace and sash window. The kitchen has been fully modernised with a stunning island unit with quartz surfaces and a lovely outlook across the rear garden. Also on the ground floor is a sitting room with high ceilings, sash windows and a cosy fireplace. Under the sitting room is a sizable cellar for storage. Leading off the first floor landing is a contemporary bathroom with a bath and separate shower. Also on this floor are three further double bedrooms all with sash windows, two of the bedrooms retain lovely cast iron fireplaces. The master bedroom is a quiet retreat on the second floor complimented with an en suite.

Outside

The garden at Oxford Cottage is a true escape. The sun filled south-westerly garden is lined with mature flowers and shrubs, complimented by two patio spaces. A paved path runs through the length of the garden where to the rear you will find a converted potting shed that is currently used as a home recording studio.

Situation

Oxford Cottage enjoys a central position in the picturesque village of Brill, which has a thriving community spirit. The village, well known for its historic windmill, has several local amenities, including a convenience store, Post Office/shop, a dispensing surgery, two public houses, the Pheasant and the Pointer and a highly regarded primary school. The Church and Brill Sports & Social Club host regular coffee mornings, concerts and quiz nights. Further amenities are available in the market town of Thame, and Oxford is just 12 miles away, providing access to excellent shopping, leisure and cultural facilities in its historic centre. Excellent state education is available including the Buckinghamshire selective Grammar schools. There are a number of independent schools in the area including Ashfold and Stowe. The area is well connected by road, with the M40 (Junctions 7, 8 and 9) less than 10 miles away.

Directions

(HP18 9SX) from Headington roundabout, take the first exit onto Bayswater Road. Follow signs for, and pass through, the villages of Stanton St John and Oakley to Brill. The house can be found in the middle of the village.