House For Sale £550,000
This very attractive Francis Jackson built modern detached three bedroomed family house has been extended by the present owners to provide unusually spacious accommodation in a delightful private road location on the outskirts of the village of Piddington. Church End is an exclusive Farmyard development of former Farm Buildings comprising only five high quality dwellings. The interior includes a master bedroom suite with shower room, 20 ft long through lounge, superb 20 ft long kitchen/breakfast room opening directly to a 25 ft long family room which in turn opens onto the garden. Externally there is an attached double garage, private driveway parking and a walled garden which faces in a south easterly direction.
Accommodation
Ground Floor
Reception Hall (13'09 x 6'08 (4.19m x 2.03m))
Approached through a composite front door, corniced ceiling over an Amtico farmhouse oak style floor which runs throughout the majority of the ground floor rooms. Stairs rise to the first floor with walk in understairs storage cupboard, doors to the cloakroom, lounge and the kitchen.
Cloakroom (7'00 x 3'04 (2.13m x 1.02m))
Ideal white suite of pedestal wash basin and WC, ceramic tiled floor, stainless steel vertical heated towel rail and window to front elevation.
Lounge (20'00 x 12'06 (6.10m x 3.81m))
A spacious through room with an open hearth fireplace with cast iron log burner set on a polished granite hearth in front of an exposed facing brick back. Corniced ceiling, TV point, two casement panelled glazed window to the front elevation and French doors opening to the side terrace and walled garden beyond.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (20'02 x 12'00 (6.15m x 3.66m))
A superb open plan space fitted with Shaker style floor and wall cabinets with polished quartz work surfaces and concealed work top lighting. There is a underslung Belfast sink with mixer tap and compliances comprises Neff eye level double oven incorporating grill and warming drawer, Neff built in fridge/freezer and automatic dishwasher. There is a Neff five place induction hob standing beneath a stainless steel and glass cooker hood and there is a built in wine chiller as well as glazed display cabinets. The central island unit has further cupboards and drawers and four place seating as a breakfast bar. Door gives internal access to the garage, a further door to the utility room and archway leading to:-
Family Room (25'08 x 11'10 (7.82m x 3.61m))
Extended by the present owners to provide a superb addition to the ground floor space standing beneath a central lantern roof. There is a sitting area with wall mounted TV point, wall light points and bi-folding doors which open to an Indian stone terrace leading to the gardens.
Utlity Room (8'01 x 6'00 (2.46m x 1.83m))
Further floor and wall cabinets, sink unit and plumbing for automatic washing machine and point for tumble dryer.
First Floor
Landing (14'03 x 6'11 (4.34m x 2.11m))
With a corniced ceiling and housing the airing cupboard with the Vaillant mains pressure unvented hot water cylinder, doors giving access to:-
Master Bedroom Suite
Bedroom One (18'00 x 12'04 (5.49m x 3.76m))
This very well proportioned double bedroom has a window to the front elevation with views towards open pasture and countryside beyond and has two sets of built in wardrobes with shelving and hanging space and double leaf doors. A further door leads to:-
Shower Room Ensuite (7'11 x 6'02 (2.41m x 1.88m))
Standing beneath a central skylight with ceramic tiled floor and walls. White suite of quadrant shower with sliding glass doors, Ideal wash hand basin and WC. There is a stainless steel vertical heated towel rail and shaver socket.
Bedroom Two (12'10 x 9'11 (3.91m x 3.02m))
The guest room is a another well proportioned double room with a statement wall and built in wardrobes with shelving and hanging space. There is a two casement window overlooking the rear garden with views of fields beyond.
Bedroom Three (10'04 x 9'10 (3.15m x 3.00m))
Also with a statement wall and two casement window to the front elevation, built in wardrobes with shelving and hanging space.
Family Bathroom (7'08 x 6'04 (2.34m x 1.93m))
Fitted with a white suite of panelled bath together with a separate shower, WC and wash basin. There is a vertical heated towel rail, ceramic tiling to the walls and floor and a two casement window to the front elevation.
Outside
The house is approached by a private block paved driveway with side by side parking for two vehicles in front of the detached double garage.
Double Garage (20'02 x 19'04 (6.15m x 5.89m))
Approached through individual up and over doors, light and power connections and an internal door to the kitchen.
Rear Garden
Facing in a southerly direction the rear garden is approached by a Indian stone terrace and is largely walled with some close boarded fencing and laid to lawn with a young cherry tree. There is further storage area to the rear of the garage and the garden provides an excellent degree of privacy.
Services
Main drainage, gas, water and electricity are connected. Central heating is through radiators from a gas fired boiler providing domestic hot water backed up by a solar powered system through a Vaillant mains pressure unvented hot water cylinder.
Council Tax
South Northamptonshire Council - Band F
Local Amenities
Within the village of Piddington there is a local Church and Public House, with a newsagent and general store being located in the nearby village of Hackleton. Local schools include Hackleton Primary School with secondary education at Roade School. Access to the M1 motorway north is via the B526 and A508 to junction 15 and south via the B526 and A509 to junction 14.
How To Get There
From Northampton town centre proceed in a southerly direction along the A508/London Road to the roundabout junction with the A45/Nene Valley Way and take the third exit onto the B526 /Newport Pagnell Road leaving Northampton through the village of Wootton and Hardingstone. Continue past Northampton School for Girls and on into open countryside. Continue straight on past the turning for Preston Deanery and on entering the village of Hackleton turn first right signposted towards Piddington. On entering Piddington along Piddington Lane proceed to the T junction with Church Road and turn right heading towards Old End. Take the first turning on the right into Church End and continue past the Parish Church of St John the Baptist. Church End is a private road and follow this as it bears left, then left again where number 9 stands directly in front.
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Accommodation
Ground Floor
Reception Hall (13'09 x 6'08 (4.19m x 2.03m))
Approached through a composite front door, corniced ceiling over an Amtico farmhouse oak style floor which runs throughout the majority of the ground floor rooms. Stairs rise to the first floor with walk in understairs storage cupboard, doors to the cloakroom, lounge and the kitchen.
Cloakroom (7'00 x 3'04 (2.13m x 1.02m))
Ideal white suite of pedestal wash basin and WC, ceramic tiled floor, stainless steel vertical heated towel rail and window to front elevation.
Lounge (20'00 x 12'06 (6.10m x 3.81m))
A spacious through room with an open hearth fireplace with cast iron log burner set on a polished granite hearth in front of an exposed facing brick back. Corniced ceiling, TV point, two casement panelled glazed window to the front elevation and French doors opening to the side terrace and walled garden beyond.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (20'02 x 12'00 (6.15m x 3.66m))
A superb open plan space fitted with Shaker style floor and wall cabinets with polished quartz work surfaces and concealed work top lighting. There is a underslung Belfast sink with mixer tap and compliances comprises Neff eye level double oven incorporating grill and warming drawer, Neff built in fridge/freezer and automatic dishwasher. There is a Neff five place induction hob standing beneath a stainless steel and glass cooker hood and there is a built in wine chiller as well as glazed display cabinets. The central island unit has further cupboards and drawers and four place seating as a breakfast bar. Door gives internal access to the garage, a further door to the utility room and archway leading to:-
Family Room (25'08 x 11'10 (7.82m x 3.61m))
Extended by the present owners to provide a superb addition to the ground floor space standing beneath a central lantern roof. There is a sitting area with wall mounted TV point, wall light points and bi-folding doors which open to an Indian stone terrace leading to the gardens.
Utlity Room (8'01 x 6'00 (2.46m x 1.83m))
Further floor and wall cabinets, sink unit and plumbing for automatic washing machine and point for tumble dryer.
First Floor
Landing (14'03 x 6'11 (4.34m x 2.11m))
With a corniced ceiling and housing the airing cupboard with the Vaillant mains pressure unvented hot water cylinder, doors giving access to:-
Master Bedroom Suite
Bedroom One (18'00 x 12'04 (5.49m x 3.76m))
This very well proportioned double bedroom has a window to the front elevation with views towards open pasture and countryside beyond and has two sets of built in wardrobes with shelving and hanging space and double leaf doors. A further door leads to:-
Shower Room Ensuite (7'11 x 6'02 (2.41m x 1.88m))
Standing beneath a central skylight with ceramic tiled floor and walls. White suite of quadrant shower with sliding glass doors, Ideal wash hand basin and WC. There is a stainless steel vertical heated towel rail and shaver socket.
Bedroom Two (12'10 x 9'11 (3.91m x 3.02m))
The guest room is a another well proportioned double room with a statement wall and built in wardrobes with shelving and hanging space. There is a two casement window overlooking the rear garden with views of fields beyond.
Bedroom Three (10'04 x 9'10 (3.15m x 3.00m))
Also with a statement wall and two casement window to the front elevation, built in wardrobes with shelving and hanging space.
Family Bathroom (7'08 x 6'04 (2.34m x 1.93m))
Fitted with a white suite of panelled bath together with a separate shower, WC and wash basin. There is a vertical heated towel rail, ceramic tiling to the walls and floor and a two casement window to the front elevation.
Outside
The house is approached by a private block paved driveway with side by side parking for two vehicles in front of the detached double garage.
Double Garage (20'02 x 19'04 (6.15m x 5.89m))
Approached through individual up and over doors, light and power connections and an internal door to the kitchen.
Rear Garden
Facing in a southerly direction the rear garden is approached by a Indian stone terrace and is largely walled with some close boarded fencing and laid to lawn with a young cherry tree. There is further storage area to the rear of the garage and the garden provides an excellent degree of privacy.
Services
Main drainage, gas, water and electricity are connected. Central heating is through radiators from a gas fired boiler providing domestic hot water backed up by a solar powered system through a Vaillant mains pressure unvented hot water cylinder.
Council Tax
South Northamptonshire Council - Band F
Local Amenities
Within the village of Piddington there is a local Church and Public House, with a newsagent and general store being located in the nearby village of Hackleton. Local schools include Hackleton Primary School with secondary education at Roade School. Access to the M1 motorway north is via the B526 and A508 to junction 15 and south via the B526 and A509 to junction 14.
How To Get There
From Northampton town centre proceed in a southerly direction along the A508/London Road to the roundabout junction with the A45/Nene Valley Way and take the third exit onto the B526 /Newport Pagnell Road leaving Northampton through the village of Wootton and Hardingstone. Continue past Northampton School for Girls and on into open countryside. Continue straight on past the turning for Preston Deanery and on entering the village of Hackleton turn first right signposted towards Piddington. On entering Piddington along Piddington Lane proceed to the T junction with Church Road and turn right heading towards Old End. Take the first turning on the right into Church End and continue past the Parish Church of St John the Baptist. Church End is a private road and follow this as it bears left, then left again where number 9 stands directly in front.
Doirg/05072021/9147
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