House For Sale £479,950
A superb town centre residence with versatile accommodation and up to 5 bedrooms, with garage, parking and south-west facing garden, enjoying a commanding view over fields.
Benefield Court lies along the Benefield Road, and is within walking distance of the Market Place, the schools and many of the town's facilities. The country park is also a short walk away.
Oundle offers a range of family run shops, businesses and restaurants, as well as a Waitrose. There is a variety of sports clubs and leisure facilities. There is an excellent choice of schooling in the town. Peterborough lies about 12 miles away and offers extensive shopping and leisure facilities, as well as mainline rail travel (King's Cross 48 mins).
The Property
This handsome stone, semi-detached house sits within walking distance of the town centre, and has a commanding view over the fields towards Stoke Doyle. This property has the largest garden of the eight houses within the development.
The current owners have improved the property during their ownership, with a number of significant upgrades installed, including a new, hive controlled central heating boiler and fabulous oak and granite kitchen by Kuchen Kraft. They have also spent time redesigning the garden, to maximise enjoyment of the wonderful setting.
The front door, set beneath a bespoke Georgian canopy, opens to the spacious kitchen / breakfast room., which has a tiled floor throughout. The breakfast area is sufficiently large for daily, family meals, and is open plan to the kitchen area. The kitchen has been superbly fitted by Kuchen Kraft of Oundle, with oak units and polished granite work-surfaces. There is a five ring gas hob and integrated combination oven. A dish washer and a fridge freezer are also built-in.
The utility are of the kitchen has a Belfast sink, and space for appliances.
The inner hall provides access to the cloakroom, and on to the living room .This is a striking space, with vaulted, double height ceiling, and plenty of glass over-looking the garden and fields beyond. The sitting room area has a recently installed Clearview woodburning stove, set within a beautifully carved Churchfield stone fireplace, as a focal point, with bespoke bookcases and shelving, by Willowbrook, to either side. The oak floor extends to the formal dining area, which has French doors opening to the garden.
The first floor landing provides access to three of the double bedrooms and to the well-appointed family bathroom. The master bedroom is set at the back of the house and has a great view over the valley. A dressing area leads through to the en suite shower room.
On the top floor, there are two further double bedrooms and a bathroom. These rooms make good studies or hobby rooms, if they are not required as bedrooms. There is superfast broadband connected.
The house has parking to the front, and a single garage that has power and light connected. Useful loft storage has been created above, and is accessed via a drop down ladder. A door opens to the side path and storage area, where there is ample space for bins and a log store. A useful additional shed is tucked behind the garage.
The south-west facing rear garden is a delight. The patio spans the back of the house and leads on to the top lawn. Shrubs fill the borders. Steps lead down to the lower lawn, where there is a further patio, set beside the National Trust, heavy-weight, garden shed. There are lovely southerly views over the fields.
Benefield Court lies along the Benefield Road, and is within walking distance of the Market Place, the schools and many of the town's facilities. The country park is also a short walk away.
Oundle offers a range of family run shops, businesses and restaurants, as well as a Waitrose. There is a variety of sports clubs and leisure facilities. There is an excellent choice of schooling in the town. Peterborough lies about 12 miles away and offers extensive shopping and leisure facilities, as well as mainline rail travel (King's Cross 48 mins).
The Property
This handsome stone, semi-detached house sits within walking distance of the town centre, and has a commanding view over the fields towards Stoke Doyle. This property has the largest garden of the eight houses within the development.
The current owners have improved the property during their ownership, with a number of significant upgrades installed, including a new, hive controlled central heating boiler and fabulous oak and granite kitchen by Kuchen Kraft. They have also spent time redesigning the garden, to maximise enjoyment of the wonderful setting.
The front door, set beneath a bespoke Georgian canopy, opens to the spacious kitchen / breakfast room., which has a tiled floor throughout. The breakfast area is sufficiently large for daily, family meals, and is open plan to the kitchen area. The kitchen has been superbly fitted by Kuchen Kraft of Oundle, with oak units and polished granite work-surfaces. There is a five ring gas hob and integrated combination oven. A dish washer and a fridge freezer are also built-in.
The utility are of the kitchen has a Belfast sink, and space for appliances.
The inner hall provides access to the cloakroom, and on to the living room .This is a striking space, with vaulted, double height ceiling, and plenty of glass over-looking the garden and fields beyond. The sitting room area has a recently installed Clearview woodburning stove, set within a beautifully carved Churchfield stone fireplace, as a focal point, with bespoke bookcases and shelving, by Willowbrook, to either side. The oak floor extends to the formal dining area, which has French doors opening to the garden.
The first floor landing provides access to three of the double bedrooms and to the well-appointed family bathroom. The master bedroom is set at the back of the house and has a great view over the valley. A dressing area leads through to the en suite shower room.
On the top floor, there are two further double bedrooms and a bathroom. These rooms make good studies or hobby rooms, if they are not required as bedrooms. There is superfast broadband connected.
The house has parking to the front, and a single garage that has power and light connected. Useful loft storage has been created above, and is accessed via a drop down ladder. A door opens to the side path and storage area, where there is ample space for bins and a log store. A useful additional shed is tucked behind the garage.
The south-west facing rear garden is a delight. The patio spans the back of the house and leads on to the top lawn. Shrubs fill the borders. Steps lead down to the lower lawn, where there is a further patio, set beside the National Trust, heavy-weight, garden shed. There are lovely southerly views over the fields.
