A charming three-bedroom property, part of the old farmhouse dating back to the 1880's, in an enviable hilltop position, with a private rear garden and enjoying far-reaching views in the highly desirable village of Brill.

The Old Farmhouse was part of a village farmhouse that was converted into two semi-detached properties in the 1970's, and now provides flexible living accommodation arranged over two floors.

Whilst in need of general updating, the property has a lovely feel and is ideally positioned in this desirable village.

The kitchen is fitted with a good number of traditional country kitchen units, and a Rayburn complements the style and period of the property.

The formal dining and family room boasts a large front elevation window, bathing the room in natural light, setting the scene for long weekend lunches, and entertaining with family and friends.

The sitting room to the rear of the property is also light and airy, with a wood-burning stove and double doors leading directly to the rear garden it is perfect for cosy winter evenings.

The hallway to the rear is particularly attractive, with wood paneling and quarry tiled flooring, and leads to the delightful rear garden.

On the first floor, there is a similar feeling of space. The landing provides access to two double bedrooms, one at the front of the property taking in the stunning views across Brill, and the other to the rear of the property looking over the pretty garden,

The third single bedroom is at the rear of the property and a family bathroom completes the accommodation.

The attractive south-facing rear garden has been carefully landscaped over two levels. Very secluded and completely enclosed, It is mainly laid to lawn with mature trees and shrubs.

The pretty patio area is a perfect place to enjoy BBQ's or a glass of wine in the evening.

To the front, there is a further area of lawn, and a number of attractive shrubs.

A brick-built store provides useful storage space. There is offroad parking and a carport.

The village of Brill sits atop an enviable location, 300 to 400 feet above the surrounding countryside, the majority of this land is a combination of common land as well as the last part of the ancient Bernwood Forest.

Brill has two village stores, a post office, a sports and social club with cricket and sports pitches.

Two exceptional local pubs, The Pointer and The Pheasant, are close to Temple Street and serve excellent food.

Further amenities, including branches of Waitrose, can be found in the nearby towns of Thame, Bicester, Aylesbury, and Oxford.

There are many country walking routes easily accessible from the area. The beautiful grade two listed "Brill Windmill" is something of a local landmark perfect to catch the stunning sunsets.

Buckinghamshire benefits from excellent grammar schools, while Oxford has a number of outstanding independent schools, including the Dragon School, Oxford High School, Headington Girls School, Magdalen College School, and others.

Brill is very well connected to both Oxford (a 25-minute drive away) and London (35 minutes by train to Marylebone from Haddenham or Thame Parkway). Additionally, the M40 can be reached by car.