House For Sale £695,000
A lovely 4/5 bedroom former chapel bordering fields
Situation
Woodend is a quiet rural village set in unspoilt undulating South Northamptonshire countryside. The neighbouring village of Blakesley has a shop with post office, public house, primary school and children's playground. The market towns of Towcester, Brackley and Banbury provide for most shopping requirements. There is a school bus service to the primary school in Blakesley and Spoone secondary school in Towcester. The
larger centres of Northampton and Milton Keynes offer more extensive and cultural activities. Mainline train stations are found at Milton Keynes (London/Euston from 35 minutes) and Banbury
(London/Marylebone from 55 minutes). Motorway connection to the M1 Junction 15a(Rothersthorpe) and M40 Junction 11 (Banbury).
Accommodation
The Old Chapel is an extended former stone chapel (1813) with an adjoining brick school room (1913) situated in a slightly elevated position above the village lane. The property has lovely light rooms and has been greatly improved by the current owners with many period details including original doors with furniture, and arched stained glass windows. The property is accessed by
some steps leading to a blue tiled front terraced and double doors opening to the hallway with oak flooring. Leading off is a double bedroom and a study (single bedroom) with a bathroom (with shower over). A door opens through to a kitchen/dining room with extensive wall and floor cupboards with granite worktops and lpg gas Aga. In the centre is a work island and to one end is a dining/sitting area with French doors opening to the garden. From here is found an impressive, vaulted ceiling school room with oak wood floor and six arched windows with an exposed A
frame with a door to the side. Behind this room is a good-sized utility room with stable door to the garden and a shower room.
Open steps rise to a study room (occasional bedroom) with views over lovely pasture land.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms, the principal with an en-suite shower room and working shutters and bedroom 2 with doors opening to a balcony with super views.
Grounds and gardens
The garden is west facing and borders open fields. Principally laid to lawn, with a sitting area, there are a few fruit bushes and a cherry tree. A side passage gives access to the front of the
house. Graveled off road parking for 2/3 cars in front of a timber store.
Situation
Woodend is a quiet rural village set in unspoilt undulating South Northamptonshire countryside. The neighbouring village of Blakesley has a shop with post office, public house, primary school and children's playground. The market towns of Towcester, Brackley and Banbury provide for most shopping requirements. There is a school bus service to the primary school in Blakesley and Spoone secondary school in Towcester. The
larger centres of Northampton and Milton Keynes offer more extensive and cultural activities. Mainline train stations are found at Milton Keynes (London/Euston from 35 minutes) and Banbury
(London/Marylebone from 55 minutes). Motorway connection to the M1 Junction 15a(Rothersthorpe) and M40 Junction 11 (Banbury).
Accommodation
The Old Chapel is an extended former stone chapel (1813) with an adjoining brick school room (1913) situated in a slightly elevated position above the village lane. The property has lovely light rooms and has been greatly improved by the current owners with many period details including original doors with furniture, and arched stained glass windows. The property is accessed by
some steps leading to a blue tiled front terraced and double doors opening to the hallway with oak flooring. Leading off is a double bedroom and a study (single bedroom) with a bathroom (with shower over). A door opens through to a kitchen/dining room with extensive wall and floor cupboards with granite worktops and lpg gas Aga. In the centre is a work island and to one end is a dining/sitting area with French doors opening to the garden. From here is found an impressive, vaulted ceiling school room with oak wood floor and six arched windows with an exposed A
frame with a door to the side. Behind this room is a good-sized utility room with stable door to the garden and a shower room.
Open steps rise to a study room (occasional bedroom) with views over lovely pasture land.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms, the principal with an en-suite shower room and working shutters and bedroom 2 with doors opening to a balcony with super views.
Grounds and gardens
The garden is west facing and borders open fields. Principally laid to lawn, with a sitting area, there are a few fruit bushes and a cherry tree. A side passage gives access to the front of the
house. Graveled off road parking for 2/3 cars in front of a timber store.
