House For Sale £265,000
- Period Stone Built Semi-Detached Cottage
- Two Double Bedrooms
- Grade II Listed And Dating Back Over 300 Years
- Many Character Features
- Window Seats, Rayburn And Fireplaces
- Living Room And Dining Hallway
- First Floor Bathroom
- Very Large Garden In Need Of Cultivation
- Radiator Heating
- No Upward Chain
Full description
Tenure: Freehold
The Property
CHARACTER THROUGHOUT, WINDOW SEATS, FIREPLACES, RAYBURN AND LARGE GARDEN IN THIS GRADE II LISTED TWO BEDROOM PERIOD STONE COTTAGE THAT DATES BACK OVER 300 YEARS.
There is enormous potential for extension (subject to the usual planning and building consents) and further benefits include radiator heating, double glazing, two double bedrooms, two reception rooms, fitted kitchen and first floor bathroom. The property sits on a large plot which can be landscaped in many different ways suited to the buyer.
Ground Floor
Enter into a dining hall with large fireplace incorporating an oil fired 'Rayburn' stove, wood panelling and window seat. Stairs lead to the first floor (behind a door) and there are steps down into the living room and a door to the kitchen. The living room has a large open fireplace, window seat and door and window to the side. The kitchen is fitted with a modern array of units and opens out into a covered rear lobby and onto the rear garden.
First Floor
The stairs lead into one of the large double bedrooms which offers dual aspect windows and a high ceiling. The door leads through to the second double bedroom which in turn opens into the three piece bathroom.
Outside
There is a small front garden with the possibility of creating an off-road parking space for one car. The rear garden is enclosed, very large and is in need of cultivation.
Location
Badby Village is situated near the source of the River Nene and at the start of The Nene and Knightley Ways. The village has a community primary school and two places of worship, Badby United Reformed Church and St Marys The Virgin, Badby's Parish Church. There are two public houses, The Windmill and The Maltsters, both of which serve locally sourced food and socially, there are various clubs and activities at these and the village hall. The nearby Badby Woods are famous for their bluebells in spring, are private owned, a protected wildlife area and part of the Fawsley Estate, but are open all year round for visitors to enjoy their natural beauty. The local rail stations are Long Buckby, Rugby and Banbury and services reach London, Birmingham and the rest of the country. The M1 and M40 motorways are each approximately a 20 minute drive away.
General Information
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No EPC as the property is Grade II listed .
