35 Market Place, Brackley, NN13 7AB

The premises, dating back to 1485 and we understand was previously ‘The Olde Kings Head Pub’ up until 1901, comprise a mid-terrace, 2-storey, period property of traditional design and construction, with the usual features including stone walls, a concrete and part suspended timber floor at ground floor, with suspended timber at first floor, with timber beams. The property benefits from a basement and externally to the rear there is a large garden that is accessible from the premises.  We understand that all mains services are connected to the premises, including gas.  The property is not listed, but is situated within the Brackley conversation area.

The property is centrally located in the busy market town of Brackley, which is an expanding town with a population of over 14,500. There are a further 2,750 new houses planned over the next 3 years.  The district is subject to substantial current and planned residential and commercial growth.

Brackley is situated on the main A43 Silverstone dual carriageway – which has a traffic flow of over 315,000 vehicles a week – linking the M40 motorway to the west and east via Junctions 10 (6 miles) and 11 (8 miles) respectively.

• Size (sq ft)
• 1716
• Tenure
• For Sale
• Availability
• Sold
• Address
• 35 Market Place, Brackley, Northamptonshire, NN13 7AB
• Value
• For Sale Offers in the region of £200,000