2 bedroom semi-detached house

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No.3 Manor House is a significant part of a former Elizabethan Manor House. This Grade ll listed property is set across three floors with flexible accommodation. Currently, it is configured as a large two bedroomed property, with a study and an outdoor roof terrace alongside the bedrooms and two bathrooms on the first and second floor. The ground floor features a generous entrance hall and an impressive reception room.

The house is full of characterful features that include wooden panelling and period fireplaces. It also benefits from a heating system powered by an air source heat pump. Please note there is a government-backed renewable energy incentive grant transferable to the new owner until December 2026.

The gardens of just under five acres are entered into a gravelled driveway with a turning circle. The gardens are made up of several parts, mostly flat and laid to lawn with mature trees, hedges and borders throughout. There is also a folly which makes for an excellent outdoor dining area, tennis court, kitchen garden divided into separate plots, woodland, and a natural pond.

Residents have self-allocated private areas of the gardens next to their respective properties and privacy is respected. Access to 3 Manor house is around the right of the building. The gardens are beautifully maintained by residents and a gardener employed by the management company, for which there is a modest contribution required. There is also a garage.

Please note this is a leasehold property with a monthly maintenance charge of £175. There are also additional costs for garden maintenance if residents opt to employ a gardener. That covers building warranty gardening and maintenance. The lease is 999 years from 25/03/1977. The freehold is owned by a registered society, for which a share is owned by the owners of 3 Manor House.

Brill is a charming hilltop village east of Oxford. It has many fine period houses and at the heart of the village is a green. Brill is known for its Windmill and amazing views of the surrounding countryside. There are also many amenities within the village, including two shops, a doctor's surgery, local butcher's shop, Post Office, two public houses, church, Church of England Primary school, village hall and a sports and social club.

Communications in the area are impressive with rail connections to London Marylebone from Haddenham & Thame Parkway in approximately 37 minutes and road links via the M40 and A34, both within a few miles. Bicester is also within easy reach.

Ashfold Preparatory School at Dorton is nearby and village farm barn falls into Buckinghamshire's selective grammar schools. Additionally, there are of course a wide choice of independent schools in the both the University City of Oxford and surrounding Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire areas.

The beautiful and nearby historical market town of Thame, provides all the shopping needs of the areas with Waitrose and Sainsbury's conveniently located and well as a charming high street. Other nearby notable attractions include the renowned Oxfordshire Golf Club, the National Trust's Waddesdon Manor, Bicester Village, Raymond Blanc's Michelin-starred Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons, and miles of attractive footpaths and bridleways leading through the stunning Buckinghamshire countryside.