A BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED PROPERTY TO INCLUDE A STUDIO BARN AND WONDERFUL GARDENS IN THIS POPULAR VILLAGE.An attractive Grade II listed period property occupying a prominent position in the popular village of Wollaston. The house offers well-presented, spacious and versatile living accommodation which includes a detached studio barn which provides potential for further self-contained ancillary accommodation to the main house. The property has also been improved by the current owners during their time there over the past 10 years or so and an inspection is very much advised in order to fully appreciate the presentation, position and potential of accommodation on offer.On the ground floor there is a dining/reception hall to include wood burner fire. Approached from an inner hall there is a spacious sitting room also with wood burner fire and a second feature fireplace. Further features include original cupboards and door to the rear gardens. Adjacent to the sitting room there is an office/study with further accommodation comprising family room/snug, garden room and farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room with high ceiling. The kitchen comprising range of olive painted units and marble work top surfaces. There are also an integrated fridge, Falcon range cooker set to feature recess and plumbing for a dishwasher.On the first floor there are four bedrooms to include a main bedroom with en suite shower room (bedroom five has been adapted for use as a dressing room). There is also a re-fitted house bathroom comprising shower, roll top bath with shower mixer tap, wash hand basin set to vanity unit and a toilet. A further bedroom/attic room is located on the second floor. STUDIO BARNIn addition to the main house there is a detached barn which currently provides a garage area and laundry room to the ground floor and a studio space to the first floor. This building could provide potential for a number of uses to include self-contained living accommodation, domestic office or party barn to name but a few.OUTSIDEA showcase to Home Close is the generous plot size which in all extends to just over a third of an acre. The main gardens comprise largely laid to lawn area with mature trees, flower and shrub borders. There is also an attractive courtyard/Mediterranean style area to the immediate rear of the house accessed from the garden room, ideal for outside entertainment and alfresco dining. PROPERTY INFORMATIONServices: All main services are connected to the property.Local Authority: North Northamptonshire Council Tel. Outgoings: Council Tax Band "F" £3,030.06 for the year 2023/2024EPC Rating: ExemptTenure: Freehold For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_northamptonshire-r741600/for-sale_i70507395
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A contemporary six bedroom detached property with three en suites, and a double garage with office to the rear and a store/gym above, situated in Horton village. The property was built in 2009 and is constructed of Porotherm block with a Weinerberger renaissance brick outer skin and a Unilin roof which has high insulation qualities. The ground floor has underfloor heating throughout, and there is a rainwater harvesting system, PV solar panels with a 7.5kw battery, and an electric car charging point. There is over 2,670 sq. ft. of versatile accommodation including an entrance hall with French oak flooring and an oak staircase. The sitting room has a vaulted ceiling, a feature brick fireplace with a Clearview wood burning stone, and double doors to the garden room which has a roof lantern and bi-fold doors to the garden. Also on the ground floor is a dining room, a kitchen/breakfast/family room, a utility room, a cloakroom, and two double bedrooms both with built-in wardrobes and en suite shower rooms. On the first floor there is a principal bedroom with an en suite shower room, three further bedrooms, and a main bathroom. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_northamptonshire-r741600/for-sale_i70398522
A superbly modernised family house with versatile accommodation, an annex, garaging and delightful south-facing garden with field views, set in the heart of this popular village. This fabulous family house occupies an attractive plot of 0.35 acre, and is set in the heart of this lovely village. The property was built in the 1980s but has in recent years, been subjected to a huge program of modernisation and remodelling, creating a stylish and versatile home, with up to date services, a new central heating system, along with new, high specification doors and windows. Other works include new flooring and new kitchen and bathroom fittings. On top of that, the garden has been professionally designed and landscaped, to maximise enjoyment of its southerly aspect and the view beyond. The property is now ready for new custodians to enjoy, with little maintenance to consider for a number of years. The wide entrance door opens to the spacious reception hall. The guest cloakroom is to one side. Across the hall is the family room which is a superb size for movie nights, or to be used as a playroom for the younger children. A doorway runs through to the snug area, which shares the double-sided wood burner with the main sitting room. Both rooms are extended by the garden room area, which has a continuation of the oak flooring. Plenty of glazing floods all the areas with light and afford great views down the garden. Doors open to the paved patio. The dining room is off the hall and has bi-fold doors opening to the garden. This shares the double-sided wood burner with the kitchen / breakfast room, and the polished tiles run right through, adding to the feeling of space and the superb flow that the whole ground floor offers. The kitchen is beautifully specified with an extensive range of wall and base units with granite work surfaces and an inset twin sink. Integrated Neff appliances include an induction hob with extractor above, a dishwasher, fridge, a combi oven with microwave, a steamer oven and warming drawer. The breakfast bar is set adjacent to additional bi-fold doors that open to the patio, extending the accommodation on a fine day.The first floor is approached via stairs from the hall. The principal bedroom is at one end of the house and has a beautiful view from its Juliet balcony, over the garden and field beyond. It is air-conditioned. The sizeable dressing room has wardrobes and deep storage along one wall. The ensuite offers a double width shower, WC and washbasin. The second bedroom enjoys superb views and is also air-conditioned. There are two further double bedrooms on this floor, with views over the gardens. The luxurious family bathroom has been fitted with a double width spa bath, WC and wash basin. There is an additional, well-appointed shower room and WC adjacent, giving greater versatility to this family home. A staircase rises to the attic room, which has plenty of natural light from a porthole window and two opening sky lights. There is a study area to one end and a hobby area to the other. Guest accommodation or a gym, is set above the double garage. An external staircase leads to a double bedroom with ensuite shower room / WC. The house is approached via a shingled drive, through a gateway within the attractive dry-stone wall. There is ample parking in front and within the double garage, which has power, light and a water supply. Gated access leads to the rear garden. A huge patio spans the back of the house, linking the kitchen to the main reception areas. The garden has a shaped lawn, with walkways running between well-stocked shrub beds around to a shingled seating area. Across the lawn is the shed, with power and light connected. At the back of the garden the hedge has been kept low so as to maintain the view across the fields to the rear. Services Mains electricity, water & drainage.Council Tax Band G EPC Band D Tenure Freehold, with vacant possession Viewings Our pleasure, but by appointment, please. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_northamptonshire-r741600/for-sale_i70638715
A BEAUTIFULLY BUILT AND DESIGNED FIVE BEDROOM DETACHED FAMILY HOME LOCATED AT THE END OF A PRIVATE DRIVEWAY4a Sutton Acre is a stylish and well-designed detached family home which was built in 2007 and is situated in this sought after village in an exclusive private development. The stunning property is offered with no chain and stands on a private and good sized plot. There are four reception rooms and five double bedrooms, three of which enjoy ensuite bathrooms. The finishes to this home include solid wood floor in the welcoming reception hallway and cloakroom, chrome sockets and light fittings throughout, underfloor heating to the ground floor, oak internal doors and a contemporary remote controlled electric fire.On the ground floor a welcoming reception hallway with solid wood flooring, dog leg oak staircase to the first floor and ample storage space. A two piece cloakroom also with a solid wood floor. Oak internal doors lead to all the ground floor reception rooms which comprises a sitting room with attractive French doors to the garden and window overlooking the front, contemporary remote controlled fire set into the chimney (this could be removed and fireplace re-opened) Family room and dining room both having French opening doors to the rear landscaped garden. The study with a front view aspect looking down the driveway. The kitchen/breakfast room features oak cabinets, black granite worksurfaces with underslung one and a half sink. There are a range of integrated appliances to include electric 'Neff' hob with extractor canopy over, wide opening electric oven, under counter fridge and freezer, microwave and dishwasher. Additional space is provided for an American fridge/freezer and breakfast table and chairs or comfy furniture. The utility room has matching oak cabinets integrated washing machine and tumble drier with black granite work surface over. Access to the side garden and triple garage is gained from here, where the gas boilers and hot water cylinder are housed. FIRST FLOORTo the first floor an impressive sized landing with room for furniture and with a heated airing cupboard fitted. A pull-down loft hatch with ladder leads to a fully boarded loft space with lighting. Oak doors provide access to all bedrooms and bathroom. The primary bedroom has three fitted double wardrobes and a single. The six-piece ensuite comprises shower cubicle, double ended bath, bidet, w.c. and twin wash hand basins with a bespoke built unit. Two further double bedrooms, one including a walk-through dressing room and the other a fitted double wardrobe, both enjoy en-suite bathrooms featuring shower over baths. There are two more double bedrooms both with fitted double wardrobes and rear aspect views over the garden. The family bathroom has a separate shower cubicle and a bath. OUTSIDEThe property occupies a secluded position at the end of the private driveway and has hardwood double gates providing access to the driveway which has ample off-road parking and turning space. There is lighting around the property and along the driveway. The triple garage which has pedestrian access via the utility room could be converted into additional living space or an annexe (subject to necessary planning) The doors are all electric up and over.The gardens extend to three sides and has been beautifully landscaped with a variety of shrubs and plants to the deep borders. A shaped lawn with two set of steps leading down to a paved terrace which links the three main reception rooms and has a low level retaining wall, ideal for entertaining. LOCATIONFlore is a popular larger village which has just been bypassed taking much of the traffic off the high street. It is approximately two miles to the M1 (junction 16). There is a village church, chapel, public house which offers food and beverages, village shop, refill shop/cafe, primary school and secondary school at nearby Bugbrooke village. Private schools locally are at Quinton House and Spratton Hall, Stowe, Rugby and Uppingham. A bus route to both nearby towns of Daventry and Northampton runs regularly.PROPERTY INFORMATIONServices: All mains services are connected. Two boilers Vaillant gas boiler for the underfloor heating fitted 2023 and an Alpha CD24S gas boiler for the hot water and radiators on the first floor, fitted 2007 serviced annually.Local: Authority: West Northamptonshire Council. Tel. Outgoings: Council Tax Band G£3,533.78 for the year 2023/2024 EPC Rating: BTenure: FreeholdViewings: Strictly by appointment with Jackson-Stops Tel. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i70478711
A STYLISH, SPACIOUS AND WELL PRESENTED FAMILY HOME TOGETHER WITH PADDOCK AND SMALL SPINNEY.Constructed in 1989 Brook House is a well presented family home offering spacious and versatile living accommodation arranged over two floors. The property has been and much improved by the current owners during their time there and an inspection is highly recommended in order to fully appreciate both the size and attractive situation of accommodation on offer. On the ground floor an entrance porch provides access to a main entrance hall with cloakroom off and stairs rising to a galleried landing area. Accessed from the main hallway there is a study and a good proportioned sitting room with coal effect gas fire set to a stone mantle and hearth, fitted book shelving and double doors providing access to a family room, large conservatory and an impressive kitchen/dining area of open plan design. The kitchen/dining area comprises a range of fitted contemporary base and eye level units, a separate island unit, granite worktop surfaces and ceramic tiled flooring which extends In to the conservatory area. There is also a range cooker with extractor above, a one and half bowl sink unit, built in dishwasher and recessed lighting. Space is provided for an American style fridge freezer. From the kitchen/dining area double doors provide access to the sitting room and conservatory which has double doors providing access to the rear terrace and gardens beyond. Adjacent to the kitchen/dining area there is a useful utility room with fitted cupboards and space and plumbing for a washing machine. On the first floor an impressive galleried landing area provides access to the bedroom accommodation which includes a superb main bedroom suite with dressing area and en suite bathroom with twin wash hand basins, rolled top bath and W.C. together with views over the rear gardens and grounds. In addition, there is a spacious guest bedroom suite with fitted wardrobes and an en suite bathroom with W.C., wash hand basin and double shower cubicle. There are three further bedrooms, two of which have fitted double wardrobes with both bedrooms four and five with further views over the attractive southerly facing gardens and grounds to the rear. The house bathroom comprises, wash hand basin, W.C., bath and a shower cubicle.OUTSIDEBrook House is approached through a brick pillared entrance with wrought iron gates leading to a block paved driveway providing secure off road parking. There is also a gravelled area providing additional off road parking for two cars. There is a double garage with up and over doors with light and power connected. The gardens and grounds are a notable feature to the property and comprise a wonderful paved terrace and landscaped family garden ideal for outside entertainment and alfresco dining. Beyond the formal gardens there is a paddock area which in turn leads down to a small spinney with a bridge over a brook. PROPERTY INFORMATIONServices: Mains water and drainage, gas and electric are connected to the property. Local: Authority: West Northamptonshire Council Tel: Outgoings: Council Tax Band G£3,867.72 for the year 2024/2025 EPC Rating: CTenure: Freehold For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_northamptonshire-r741600/for-sale_i70475754
A VERY STYLISH FAMILY HOME WITH RURAL VIEWS OFFERING SPACIOUS AND VERSATILE LIVING ACCOMMODATION SET IN A TOTAL PLOT APPROACHING 1.5 ACRES.Formerly part of the original Cromwell Farm, The Dutch Barn has been developed and re-modelled to create a superb contemporary family home situated within a total plot approaching 1.5 acres. The current owners have given great thought to the design and detail of the conversion of this former agricultural building which has resulted in the creation of a stunning family home offering spacious and versatile living accommodation arranged over two floors. On the ground floor a main entrance door provides access to an impressive reception hall which immediately provides a feeling of space and light which continues throughout the whole of the property. Further features include Porcelanosa tiled flooring and a bespoke hand built timber and iron staircase which rises to a spacious galleried landing. The large reception hall leads through to a stunning open plan living area incorporating kitchen, dining and sitting room spaces. A triple aspect and modern glazed doors and large windows afford lovely views over the property grounds and countryside beyond. Also accessed from the reception hall there is a cloakroom, family room/snug, guest bedroom, shower room and a further reception room which is currently used as a gym but could provide potential for a number of other uses, to include further ground floor bedroom accommodation or home office/studio. The kitchen area comprises a range of bespoke hand made units by Max Mason featuring soft close drawers and a large island unit with integrated wine cooler, fridge and breakfast bar area. There is also a twin-size sink unit set to Silestone worktop surfaces with built in appliances to include a Bosch dishwasher and integrated Smeg range cooker with extractor above. Adjacent to the kitchen there is a useful walk in pantry/prep area. The main family living area enjoys further views and features a large capacity wood burning fire. Additional notable features include zoned underfloor heating to the whole of the ground floor, feature recessed lighting to the open plan kitchen/family living area together with an integrated sound system. FIRST FLOORA spacious galleried landing with open study area provides access to two double bedrooms both with deep wardrobes, a four-piece contemporary style house bathroom suite and a laundry room. In addition there is a spacious main bedroom incorporating open dressing area with fitted double wardrobes and contemporary style four piece en suite bathroom. The main bedroom enjoys stunning views over the property's grounds and countryside beyond. OUTSIDESituated just outside the village of Naseby The Dutch Barn is approached along a farm track which in turn provides access to the property. The gardens and grounds extend to all aspects of the house and include a paved terrace area ideal for outside entertainment and alfresco dining. The property offers extensive off road parking for multiple vehicles and sufficient space for the erection of garaging if so desired subject to gaining the necessary planning and building consents. LOCATIONThe historic village of Naseby is set in pretty countryside close to the border of Northamptonshire and Leicestershire. The village has a well regarded primary school, village store, public house and a church. Secondary schooling is available at Guilsborough. There are also excellent private preparatory schools within easy reach including Maidwell Hall, Spratton Hall and Bilton Grange at Dunchurch. Public schools easily accessible include Oundle, Rugby, Wellingborough, Uppingham and Oakham. Market Harborough is about six miles away and offers a good range of local shopping facilities and general amenities. Road communications are excellent with the A14 close by connecting the M6 and M1 in the west and the A1 to the east. Train services are available from Market Harborough with journey times of around one hour into London Euston with further services available from Kettering with journey times into London St. Pancras in around 50 minutes. PROPERTY INFORMATIONServices: Gas heating (LPG), sceptic tank drainage, water and electric.Local: Authority: West Northamptonshire Council. Tel. Outgoings: Council Tax Band G£3,562.58 for the year 2023/2024 EPC Rating: PendingTenure: Freehold For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_northamptonshire-r741600/for-sale_i70485168
A SUBSTANTIAL FAMILY RESIDENCE OFFERING POTENTIAL AND SCOPE FOR UPDATING NESTLED IN WONDERFUL GARDENS AND GROUNDS.A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial family home occupying a wonderful semi-rural position to the edge of the highly sought after village of Guilsborough. Believed to date from the 1930s, the property offers spacious and versatile family living accommodation arranged over three floors and has remained in the same family's ownership for the past 41 years. While offering good proportioned living accommodation, the property does now requiremodernisation and improvement offering a fantastic project and the perfect opportunity to create a dream home set in splendid established gardens and grounds. On the ground floor a main central hallway with staircase rising to the first floor provides access to the principal ground floor living accommodation which comprises sitting room with attractive dual aspect and open fireplace, family room/snug with double doors opening on to an raised outside terrace, a separate dining room and office. Also to the ground floor there is a good proportioned laundry/boot room with cloakroom off which in turn provides access to the kitchen which comprises a range of pine fitted base and eye level units, granite worktop surfaces, Rayburn and integrated Samsung electric oven and hob. Beyond the kitchen area there is also a small breakfast room. On the first floor a main landing area provides access to four bedrooms which include a main bedroom suite with dressing room and en suite bathroom. Also to the first floor there are two further bath/shower rooms. On the second floor there are two bedrooms and a bathroom, together with a guest living area complete with kitchenette. The second floor area could provide potential for use as a self-contained flat.Dripwell House is located at the end of a private drive which in turn affords access to the main house, own drive and an open hard standing area providing off road parking for a number of vehicles. Adjacent to the drive and off road parking area there is a good sized outbuilding incorporating garaging and multiple storage areas. There is also a garden/work shop attached to the property with steps leading down to a cellar, which we are informed by the owners has a capacity for the storage of 400 bottles. The gardens and grounds are a notable feature of Dripwell House and are revered locally comprising formal garden, wild and woodland areas in part abutting surrounding countryside. To the Immediate rear of the property there is a raised paved terrace, ideal for outside entertainment and alfresco dining. The gardens and grounds have to be visited in order to be fully appreciated boasting numerous specimen trees, flower and shrubs.LOCATIONGuilsborough is a popular and desirable village situated to the north west of Northampton, set amongst undulating countryside. The area is well placed for communications with the M1 motorway offering rapid access to both the north and south of the country as well as the A14 to the North providing additional communication links. Train services are available to London Euston from both Long Buckby and Northampton with journey times of around 1 hour. Further services are also available into London from Wellingborough and Market Harborough. Recreational activities include sailing and fishing at Pitsford and Hollowell Reservoirs and golf at Chapel Brampton and Church Brampton. Within the village itself there is an excellent secondary school, primary school, public house and village shop to include a post office. Further amenities include a doctor's surgery, pharmacy and hairdressers. Private educational establishments include Maidwell Hall and Spratton Hall together with Rugby, Northampton High School for Girls, Pitsford School and Wellingborough School. PROPERTY INFORMATIONServices: Oil fired and solid fuel heating. Mains water, drainage and electricity.Local Authority: West Northamptonshire Council Tel. Outgoings: Council Tax Band "G" £3,598.25 for the year 2023/2024EPC Rating: FTenure: Freehold For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_northamptonshire-r741600/for-sale_i70463129
Versatile modern living in a sought after village, with magnificent indoor pool, separate cottage, and garaging within 0.85 acres. DescriptionBunkers Hill House is a modern detached home with character features, situated in a secluded corner of the village of Badby. The property provides endless opportunities for flexible living. The main house has four large en suite bedrooms, as well as a study and tv room, which could both be used as further bedrooms, while the separate two-bedroom, self-contained annexe is situated opposite the main house. There is an indoor heated pool with changing area, sauna and shower room which can all be accessed from within the house or from the front courtyard, providing independent access. The property was built about 30 years ago by its first owner who went onto restore Fawsley Hall. Although modern, the property has the feel and character of an older house as it was constructed using architectural antiques including a spiral staircase and Palladian style ironwork columns.A front porch/boot room leads into an entrance hall with stairs to first floor and galleried landing, as well as the kitchen, drawing room and dining hall. This also leads through to the rear hallway with wc, spiral staircase to the first floor, the second kitchen/breakfast room with access to the garden, and separate downstairs en suite bedroom. The ground floor has a spacious kitchen/breakfast room with two sets of glass French doors leading out onto the terrace and rear garden. There are contemporary kitchen units with built in Bosch double oven and grill, Hotpoint dishwasher and central island unit with AEG induction hob and granite work surfaces. Adjacent to the kitchen is the useful utility room with space for washing machine, tumble dryer and large fridge freezer. There is planning permission to extend the kitchen out onto the south west facing terrace to create a garden room joining up with the current dining area. Planning reference number: WND/2022/0472. There is split level, triple aspect dining/drawing room with the central focal point being the fireplace with Clearview wood burning stove. Double glass doors lead out onto the terrace from the dining room and three sets of French doors lead into the pool area. On the first floor are three en suite bedrooms, one study/bedroom and a tv/games room. The principal suite with en suite bathroom and dressing room area has doors leading out onto the rear balcony with views over the south facing gardens. Bedroom two and the study also have direct access onto the roof terrace. Bedroom three has a spacious en suite bathroom which can be accessed from the first floor landing or the spiral staircase in the inner hall.There is a detached annexe consisting of two bedrooms, bathroom, cloakroom and an open plan kitchen/living area and utility space. This provides ideal single level living and offers a potential income stream, or flexibility for generational living or guests. The pool is situated within an attractive light room with brick arches and glass doors leading out on to the terrace, with Palladian style ironwork columns. The pool itself is kidney shaped with steps at either end and is heated by an air source heat pump. There is access to the changing room, a double shower, sauna and toilet.Outside the property is approached via electric wrought iron gates leading onto a paved courtyard to the front of the property, providing off road parking for about ten cars as well as the double garage with electric doors. There is gated access to the rear gardens which are mainly laid to lawn with mature trees and shrubs. There are two ponds and steps lead up to the upper lawns. The far end of the garden has been planted with an orchard backing onto fields with a gate leading onto the ancient Knightley Way. In all approx. 0.85 acres.This house lends itself to flexible generational living, or providing an income stream with options for bed and breakfast, holiday/ short/long term lettings - an opportunity not to be missed!LocationThe village of Badby has two village pubs one with the shop and coffee shop, a church, play area and a well-regarded Church of England primary school. The village lies on the Jurassic, Knightly and Nene Ways providing some excellent walks.The market town of Daventry is nearby with local shopping, leisure, and schooling facilities. The property is well located for access to Banbury, Coventry, Rugby, Northampton, Milton Keynes, Leamington Spa and Oxford. The Midlands motorway network (M6, M1 and M40) is accessible. Access to the M1 is at J16 which is approximately 8 miles to the east with J18 at Crick 11 miles to the north and providing access to the A5, M6 and A14.Rail services to London run from Long Buckby (8 miles) Rugby (12 miles), Milton Keynes, Northampton (main line to London Euston in 59 minutes) and Banbury (main line to London Marylebone 56 minutes) Independent schools include prep schools; Winchester House (Brackley), Cardus (Banbury), Bilton Grange (Dunchurch), Arnold Lodge (Leamington), Quinton House, (Northampton) and senior; Prince Thorpe (nr Leamington), Warwick (boys) and Kings High (girls) (Warwick) Rugby, Bloxham and Stowe Schools as well as Lawrence Sherriff Grammar School (Rugby).Sporting and leisure activities include golf at Hellidon, Staverton and Chacombe; motor racing at Silverstone; Horse racing at Towcester, Warwick; polo at Southam; Banbury sailing club at Boddington Reservoir.All distances and times are approximate.Square Footage: 5,456 sq ft Acreage: 0.85 Acres Additional InfoAgents Note: The property has photovoltaic panels on the roof of the pool, these feed into a feed tariff scheme providing for the heating and hot water (average annual income is about £1,600). 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A WELL PRESENTED BARN CONVERSION WITH ATTRACTIVE FORMER COACH HOUSE AND TRADITIONAL OUTBUILDINGS RIPE FOR CONVERSION IN MATURE GROUNDS AND PADDOCKS TOTALLING 14.20 ACRESTHE PROPERTYFormally the traditional barns and stabling to Spratton Grange, they were divorced from The Grange in 1975 and the sale offers the first opportunity to purchase in over 64 years. Mahanaim and its attractive outbuildings, enjoy a private position to the northwest of Spratton Grange and are approached over a long tarmac drive. The main barn was converted in 1975 and offers light and airy accommodation over two floors with many of the rooms enjoying wonderful views over unspoilt rolling countryside to the west. The accommodation on the ground floor has an open plan feel to it with flexible rooms and at the far end, currently used as a workshop, are former hunting boxes with original divisions. The first floor provides a total of five bedrooms, two en suite, with the remaining three bedrooms served by family bathroom. The former traditional outbuildings form a courtyard in front of the main barn and the former brick built Coach House is a handsome building over three floors and whilst currently utilised for storage, could easily be converted into additional residential accommodation, subject to planning. The property sits in grounds totalling approximately 14.2 acres to include a small mixed woodland of about an acre with the remainder down to grass with stock proof fencing defining the external boundaries. It is a unique and individual property and requires viewing to fully appreciate the lifestyle opportunities on offer. MAHANAIMThe glazed front door with glazed side lights opens into the reception hall with ground floor reception rooms radiating off and allowing access to the cloakroom. The barn has an open plan feel with all three principal reception rooms enjoying views over the landscaped front garden. Lying on the southern side of the reception hall are two split level reception rooms that are interconnected via sliding wooden doors.The end family room has a cosy feel with stone fireplace housing clear view wood burner. Sliding glazed doors offer access to the conservatory which enjoys an elevated rural outlook to the south and west. The dining room is well positioned adjoining the kitchen with its bespoke fitted units and matching island with four ring halogen hob. Fitted appliances include Creda oven and grill with recess for microwave above, NEFF fridge freezer and Bosch dishwasher. Double doors open to reveal the garden room that doubles up as a breakfast room with wonderful views across the garden to the Coach House. The utility room benefits from plumbing for a washing machine and dryer with fitted cupboard above and door leads through to what would have been two former hunter boxes that is currently used as a large workshop and houses the Grant oil fired boiler (one year old). FIRST FLOOR The wooden staircase in the heart of the barn rises to the landing with all five bedrooms radiating off. The principal bedroom lies on the northern end and enjoys a double aspect with en suite bathroom. The room benefits from external steps down to the courtyard. The guest suite with dressing room and en suite shower room lies at the other end and in between are two double bedrooms and a single bedroom, all served by tiled family bathroom with Mira wall mounted shower above the bath. FORMAL GARDENEnclosed behind brick walling and lying on the front of the barn is an attractive landscaped garden with dedicated seating and dining areas edged by well stocked herbaceous borders with water feature. Steps lead down under a rose arbour to further sheltered seating area.THE COACH HOUSEConstructed of brick under a part concrete and clay tiled roof the former Coach House is accessed off the main drive. On the lower ground floor are the former stables with original internal wooden partitions and feed troughs. At ground floor level, two pairs of wooden doors open to reveal large open plan former coach store and to the side a wooden staircase leads up to the former hayloft above. TRADITIONAL OUTBUILDINGSAgain, constructed of brick under a slate roof, they lie opposite the Coach House and currently provide garaging for up to four cars along with former hunter stables that are now used as a garden store/workshop. THE LAND The land sits within a ringed fence and currently provides approximately 12.76 acres of grazing. The main area is enclosed by stock proof fencing and a small belt of woodland runs along the frontage with Welford Road. Within the land is a post and railed paddock and the block of mixed woodland provides an attractive approach to Mahanaim and the courtyard range of outbuildings. LOCATIONSpratton is a vibrant village to the northwest of the county town of Northampton and lies within a special landscaped area. The village has a well-regarded preparatory school in Spratton Hall, a state primary school and further facilities including church, hairdressers, gastro pub and general store. Northampton Grammer School is in the neighbouring village of Pitsford and Guilsborough Secondary School is nearby. In addition, the area is served by well-regarded public schools including Oundle, Uppingham, Oakham, Stowe and Rugby to name a few. Sporting facilities locally include golf at Church Brampton and Harlestone, sailing and trout fishing at both Pitsford and Hollowell reservoirs and flying from Sywell Aerodrome. The area is very well connected with main line station at Northampton providing a reliable service to London Euston from 55 minutes. The M1, A1 and A14 are easily accessible with Luton, East Midlands and Birmingham airports all within an hour's drive. PROPERTY INFORMATIONServices: Mains water, 3 Phase electricity and septic tank drainage shared with two other properties, oil fired central heating to radiators (boiler one year old).Broadband: Gigaclear fibre broadband connected to the propertyLocal Authority: West Northamptonshire Council Tel. Outgoings: Council Tax Band E£2,774.28 for the year 2024/2025EPC Rating: "E"Tenure: FreeholdRights of Way: The adjoining property known as Five Chimneys has the benefit of a vehicular right of way over part of the drive to their boundary. Separately, a vehicular right of way will be retained to access the fenced Telecommunications tower shown edged blue on the boundary plan. 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A modern five bedroom detached house with 0.93 acres of wraparound garden and meadow, driveway parking and a double garage on a no through road on the edge of Yardley Hastings. The property is towards the end of a no through road in a rural location with a plot of 0.93 acres of garden and meadow land which is surrounded by open countryside and backs onto Forestry Commission woodland. This rural tranquillity is combined with the convenience of being within 5 minutes' drive of amenities in Yardley Hastings village or 11 minutes' drive from the Georgian Market town of Olney.The house has over 3,200 sq. ft. of versatile accommodation with four separate reception rooms including an office for working from home, a drawing room for entertaining, a private sitting room and a fourth reception room which could be used as a study, playroom, or ground floor bedroom as required. There are five bedrooms and three bath or shower rooms on the first floor. There is also a room over the double garage which is currently used as a games room. Subject to planning, this room and part of the garage could be converted to create an annexe if desired. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_northamptonshire-r741600/for-sale_i71150975
EXCEPTIONAL FORMER DOWER HOUSE - WITH PADDOCK, STABLES AND ADDITIONAL LANDA stone's throw from the magnificent Hinwick House, to which it was once the dower house, Slade House is a beautiful, 4000 square feet, six-bedroom family home built of local stone, tiles and Welsh slate. With a superb AGA kitchen, extensive parking and garaging, over an acre of land surrounding the house and another four acres of paddocks available, not to mention a quaint little 'chapel' in the garden, it's no wonder that this is the first opportunity in over three decades to own this historic home.Its grade II-listing dates Slade House, along with the attached Jetty Cottage, to the late 17th century with Victorian extensions, yet there is some evidence of late 16th century origins, which would make it one of the oldest of the gorgeous stone homes in the North Bedfordshire hamlet of Hinwick. The hamlet lies a short walk away from the lovely village of Podington, its garden centre, popular primary school, and its 13th century church of St Mary, where Richard Orlebar, who owned Hinwick House and lived at Slade House in his latter years, is buried.Hinwick lies in the heart of beautiful walking country, less than four miles equidistant of Rushden, with its Waitrose supermarket and Lakes shopping centre, and Harrold village with its Co-op and post office. Just six miles away is Wellingborough, its highly thought of private school and fast trains to London in 45 minutes. You can reach the capital more quickly still from the county town, 13 miles away, and there are good, accessible road networks. Travelling from Slade House is easy, but what a place to come home to.ABOUT THE PROPERTYFew homes arouse such a sense of well-being as Slade House. Maybe it's the space, outside and inside, the verdure and nature all around you, the light that pours through large windows into the many beautiful rooms, and the impeccable finish of the home. But it must also have something to do with the privilege of living in a home steeped in history, one linked to one of the finest houses in the Country.Follow in the footsteps of generations of families, not least the Orlebar family that has played such a part in hundreds of years of Hinwick history, with each room of your new home having a story to tell. It's fascinating to think of how Slade House has evolved, from humble beginnings when the front door was where the French doors of the sitting room are now and cooking might have been in the inglenook fireplace which now gives that lovely room such a cosy feel, and when other kitchen tasks and storage might have been carried out in the cellar, an exciting room in which an elderly Hinwick habitant recalls playing as a child.The Sunday roast will now come from the wonderful AGA, prepared on beautiful marble working surfaces, or on the superb, slate slab of the island, everything to hand from the larder cupboard and the deep drawers of the lovely in-frame, painted English oak furniture, the family gathered around the kitchen table, French doors flung open in summertime to the garden terrace.There's a room for everything downstairs, including a study to escape to, a super snug with stylish woodburner, a delightful hall, and a dining room for dinner parties in front of a roaring log fire. Can you imagine a more welcoming home to which to invite friends? And, since they're sure to want to stay overnight, what better than to have a plethora of lovely bedrooms to choose from.Everywhere, there's something on which to feast your eyes - lovely old doors and door furniture, gorgeous travertine and terracotta, flagstones and original, wide oak floorboards underfoot, beautiful beams overhead, and a staircase with 18th century balusters that have come from Hinwick House.Take a moment to appreciate the design of the staircase, not only for its historical features but for its reversed position, creating space as you come through the front door, and its gentle incline making it a joy to climb. And it's a joy to reach the lovely landing too, with its tall ceiling and peaceful spot to lose yourself in the latest bestseller, the equally lovely bathroom, with its claw-foot bath and space to sit, and of course the bedrooms, all spacious, all with huge character, and all with a delightful outlook, not least those on the top floor, which might well prove to be a magnet for younger members of the family.It's not just the far-reaching countryside views from bedroom windows, it's the wonderful gardens. Gardens for children to play in, to hide in, to pick their own apples, pears and cherries. Gardens for relaxing, not least under the majestic maple, where it's impossible not to drop a stone into the old well, and where you're serenaded by beautiful birdsong. And gardens to entertain in, whether on the lovely terrace amongst the olive trees, on the lawns surrounded by silver birch and ancient ash or, watched over by the beautiful Scots Pine, in the open barn strung with lamps as the natural light goes down.Oh, and gardens, part of which transforms effortlessly into a paddock for your horses, with stables and tack room on hand. And if you decide to take the four acres of paddocks a short walk away, it's not just the horses but the children who will love you for it - a unique spot surrounded by naturally sown hedging and an exciting copse in which to build dens, where no buildings are visible, and to where youngsters can disappear day and night in perfect safety. Slade House is a truly special family home now all you must do is decipher the beam stencils in the old chapel. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_bedfordshire-r740441/for-sale_i69645181
BEAUTIFULLY POSITIONED PROPERTY STANDING IN GLORIOUS GARDENS AND GROUNDS OF 0.94 ACRES WITH FABULOUS VIEWS TOWARDS HARLESTONE FIRS IN THIS MOST SOUGHT-AFTER RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO NORTHAMPTONSHIRE COUNTY GOLF CLUBBramhills occupies an attractive position in this most sought after location with glorious gardens and grounds extending to around 0.94 acres enjoying a westerly aspect adjoining fields with fabulous views over towards Harlestone Firs and within walking distance of the County Golf Club. It offers a unique opportunity for an individual to remodel or replace the existing property in arguably one of the sought-after and desirable villages in Northamptonshire.The property is approached through a main door into the hall, having a solid oak staircase rising and turning to the first floor landing with cupboard below and original solid oak flooring. Off the hallway is the cloakroom with separate WC. The sitting room is of a dual aspect with an open brick fireplace, set in a tiled brick hearth with wooden mantel above, door to the rear garden terrace and original solid oak flooring. Access from here leads to the dining room with walk-in bay window to the rear aspect enjoying views of the garden, solid oak flooring and open access leading to the kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen/breakfast room comprises a generous range of fitted base and eye level units incorporating display shelving with recessed lighting, generous worktop areas with inset sink unit with feature electric four ring Aga with double oven and electric companion to side. Further features include recessed lighting to ceiling, bamboo flooring and windows to the front and rear aspect. A door from here leads to the inner lobby with a secondary entrance to the front and a further door that leads to the study/bedroom with double doors affording access to the paved terrace and garden beyond and access to its own en-suite wet room. Off the inner lobby is the useful utility room which is fitted with a range of base and eye level cupboards with door to the rear gardens and connecting door to the garage. On the first floor there is a spacious landing with stairs rising to the second floor with storage cupboard. The main bedroom has windows to the rear aspect affording attractive views over formal gardens and countryside beyond with further window to the side aspect and a range of built-in wardrobes and access to the refitted en-suite bathroom. A generous second bedroom with a range of built-in wardrobes, again with a window to the rear aspect enjoying the views across the countryside with access to its own en-suite shower room. There is a further double bedroom with dressing area and a family bathroom.On the second floor is a small landing area with access to two double bedrooms, both with Velux skylight windows, one of which has its own cloakroom with access to eaves storage areas.OUTSIDEBramhills is approached by a gravelled in and out driveway with lawned areas, flower and shrub borders and maturing trees and outside lighting. Access to the rear garden is through a five bar side gate and there is hard standing next to a double attached garage having light and power with electric roller doors.The whole plot extends to 0.94 acres and is attractively landscaped with the formal gardens largely laid to lawn with flower and shrub borders, retained by hedges and conifers with an attractive fixed pergola structure in the centre of the garden perfect for those BBQ's on a sunny lazy afternoon. There is a large kitchen garden along with small orchard to the side having apple specimens and a number of outbuildings including a greenhouse. The well established and landscaped gardens are an attractive feature to the property adjoining fields having a south westerly aspect with views over to Harlestone Firs.PROPERTY INFORMATIONServices: Mains gas, electricity and metered water are connected. Boiler is gas fired served by a Megaflow hot water storage system. Local Authority: West Northamptonshire Council Tel. Outgoings: Council Tax Band "G" £3,352.70 for the year 2022/2023EPC Rating: ETenure: FreeholdViewings: Strictly by appointment with Jackson-StopsTel: For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i70751799
A large period characterful former farmhouse with a detached guest house, garage, stabling, cavernous stone barn and other outbuildings, a hard tennis court, a heated swimming pool and just over 12 acres of garden, paddocks and woodland. The property is believed to date back to the early 1800s and retains many period features including large sash windows and fireplaces. It is a former farmhouse with thick walls for insulation, a tiled roof and a range of outbuildings surrounding a courtyard. and added the single storey extension which is now used as games rooms. They also converted an L-shaped barn into a stunning detached, self-contained guest house. The property enjoys a gloriously secluded rural position with just over 12 acres of wraparound gardens and grounds including paddocks, woodland and ponds. It is surrounded by farmland and open countryside. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_northamptonshire-r741600/for-sale_i71391128
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