4 bedroom cottage for sale

Of interest to cash buyers only as this property is not mortgageable.

A charming Grade II Listed, period Cottage in need of total modernisation and refurbishment, standing in good size gardens with gated off road parking, close to the centre of the well regarded village of Turweston. The Old Post
Office has accommodation arranged over three floors and presents a rare opportunity for the complete renovation of a property. It currently retains many original features, including latch and pin doors, fireplaces, exposed beams and flagstone floors and therefore has the scope to create a lovely. family home with a wealth of characer.

The cottage was in recent years, the village store/post office and still retains features connected to this use. The cottage has 17th Century origins with alterations through the years including two single storey extensions to the rear.

The property enjoys a good sized plot with a small front garden, with a wrought iron fence set on a low brick wall. To the side of the property double wooden gates lead to the parking area, currently gravelled and providing off road parking for 2/3 vehicles. The rear garden is fully enclosed, west facing and laid predominantly to
lawn with well planted borders and a old outbuilding & shed.

Turweston is a delightful village, mentioned in the Domesday Book, and comprises many stone built village homes and cottages. Located on the River Great Ouse on the boundaries of Buckinghamshire and South Northamptonshire,
There is a Manor House with a long history, a Church, Village Hall and a Public House.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected.

Tenure: Freehold

The property is located within the Turweston Conservation area.

Mobile phone coverage and speeds can be checked here: checker.ofcom.org.uk, however, Three services are limited at this property.

Broadband sppeds can be checked here: checker.ofcom.org.uk. The maximum download rate is predicted to be 79mbps with a 20mbps upload speed.

Note to Purchasers: This property is being sold by the Secretary of State for Transport. It was acquired in connection with the High Speed 2 rail project under a discretionary purchase scheme and has now been declared surplus to requirement. Prospective purchasers will be buying the property in the knowledge of the HS2 scheme (details of which can be found at ) and restrictions relating to future compensation claims in respect of the scheme will be included in the sales contract. The selling agent will be able to provide further information on request.