A cottage featured in the BBC sitcom Vicar of Dibley is set to go under the hammer at a Liverpool auction house. The property, Church Cottage, is located in the village of Turville and sits next door to the house used as the exterior for Geraldine Granger's home in the show.
Filming of the front door of Dawn French's character took place at the neighbouring property, with some wider shots using both cottages to represent the home. The Vicar of Dibley, which ran from 1994 to 2000 followed by several specials, follows the titular character's life in the fictional village of Dibley.
Grade II Listed Cottage Details
The description for Church Cottage, which has two bedrooms and one bathroom, reads: "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.
Auction and Guide Price
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.
The Grade II-listed cottage is going under the hammer on November 12 through Town & Country North West, based in Liverpool, with a guide price of £375,000.
