Two-bedroom Grade II Listed cottage for renovation

Nestled next to the church, this Grade II Listed brick and flint cottage was used as the external film location for the Vicar of Dibley. Offering cosy living, this charming 17th Century timber frame cottage has had some updating carried out but would benefit from further renovation. Church Cottage is situated in the heart of Turville village which offers a rare glimpse of idyllic English village life. Arranged over two floors, it features a sitting room with fireplace, an unfitted kitchen, ground-floor bathroom, and a useful cellar. Upstairs, two double bedrooms enjoy views across the village green towards Cobstone Windmill. A generous rear garden includes parking and a former lean-to car port, while the front approach through the church grounds adds historic charm. Close to local pubs and scenic walks, this delightful cottage brims with potential to restore its storybook charm. Turville is in a lovely rural setting in the Chilterns between Henley and Watlington. There are several excellent public houses and restaurants in the area, including The Bull and Butcher, just a short walk away. Watlington to the north is a pretty, small market town with a butcher, delicatessen, petrol station, Co-op, and other day-to-day amenities, with access to the M40 (J6), together with a good primary school. The historic town of Henley-on-Thames has excellent shopping, recreational, and educational facilities, with a railway station via Twyford to London Paddington. Access to the M40, Oxford, and London is via the M40 (J5).