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40 | Hadland Chartered Surveyors


A former chapel with excellent road links, and just over an hour from London by train is being marketed by Hadland Chartered Surveyors. T e Chapel in Little Brington is a high-quality period


offi ce off ering 227.8 square metres (2,452 square feet) of space over a single storey with gallery, including offi ces, kitchen, meeting room and store room. T e former Baptist Chapel with Sunday School Hall


Escape to the country


dates from the early 19th Century is Grade II listed, con- structed in chequered brickwork with a slate roof and further original period features. Parking for seven cars is included. Little Brington is


seven miles north west of


Northampton and has good road links to the A5 and M1, and is close to Long Buckby station, which has a direct service to Euston. T e property is available to let at an asking rent of


£40,000 per annum exclusive, or to purchase at an asking price of £650,000.


For further details, contact Hadland Chartered Surveyors on 01604 639657 or visit www.hadlands.co.uk


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