House For Sale £290,000
A substantial Victorian house with period features in a convenient location close to the town centre.<br/></br>
<b>Situation</b>
Number 47 Argyle Street, stands close to the end of a no through road in the St James district of Northampton which is to the north west of the town centre.
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It is home to Northampton Saints Rugby Club, and nearby Weedon Road offers a good range of local shops, businesses, and public houses. St James also has a library, church and primary school facilities.
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Northampton town centre is less than a mile away, with the train station offering mainline services to London Euston and Birmingham New Street. The area is served by two principal roads, A428 Harlestone Road and A4500 Weedon Road, the A45 ring road can be reached in less than 2 miles and J15A of the M1 in less than 3 miles.
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<b>Description</b>
This imposing building is of brick construction under a concrete tiled roof and stands at the end of a terrace of smaller Victorian homes. The house is currently joined with number 45 and occupied as one dwelling with a shared kitchen which straddles both buildings and there are connecting doors at ground and second floor levels. There is a large double reception room, and access to a rear garden.
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There are three bedrooms at first floor level and two on the second floor. There is a generous basement storage room.
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Planning consent was granted on 29 March 2021 (N/2021/0119) to divide 45 and 47 into 2 separate dwellings. If sold in this way, the vendor will undertake the separation works between exchange and completion.
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<b>Accommodation</b>
Number 47 is entered via a separate entrance door from Argyle Street into an entrance/staircase hall, with electricity cupboard and meter. To the left is a sitting room with a large picture window to the front and wide archway opening onto the dining room which has access to the garden through glazed sliding doors. Stairs lead down to a spacious basement cellar.
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To the rear is a kitchen of which a door opens onto a rear lobby, and through to a guest cloakroom/wc. To the side is a larder cupboard .
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From the entrance hall, stairs lead to the first floor via a half landing, off which is a box room and shower room, with wc and basin. To the rear at first floor level is a double bedroom and at the front house is a double and single bedroom, served by a shower room with WC and basin.
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On the second floor are two large double/family rooms with exposed beams, served by a bathroom with bath, basin, wc and shower
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<b>Outside</b>
To the rear and accessed from both properties is a small paved courtyard garden with flower beds, some attractive shrubs, and a garden shed.
<b>Situation</b>
Number 47 Argyle Street, stands close to the end of a no through road in the St James district of Northampton which is to the north west of the town centre.
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It is home to Northampton Saints Rugby Club, and nearby Weedon Road offers a good range of local shops, businesses, and public houses. St James also has a library, church and primary school facilities.
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Northampton town centre is less than a mile away, with the train station offering mainline services to London Euston and Birmingham New Street. The area is served by two principal roads, A428 Harlestone Road and A4500 Weedon Road, the A45 ring road can be reached in less than 2 miles and J15A of the M1 in less than 3 miles.
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<b>Description</b>
This imposing building is of brick construction under a concrete tiled roof and stands at the end of a terrace of smaller Victorian homes. The house is currently joined with number 45 and occupied as one dwelling with a shared kitchen which straddles both buildings and there are connecting doors at ground and second floor levels. There is a large double reception room, and access to a rear garden.
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There are three bedrooms at first floor level and two on the second floor. There is a generous basement storage room.
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Planning consent was granted on 29 March 2021 (N/2021/0119) to divide 45 and 47 into 2 separate dwellings. If sold in this way, the vendor will undertake the separation works between exchange and completion.
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<b>Accommodation</b>
Number 47 is entered via a separate entrance door from Argyle Street into an entrance/staircase hall, with electricity cupboard and meter. To the left is a sitting room with a large picture window to the front and wide archway opening onto the dining room which has access to the garden through glazed sliding doors. Stairs lead down to a spacious basement cellar.
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To the rear is a kitchen of which a door opens onto a rear lobby, and through to a guest cloakroom/wc. To the side is a larder cupboard .
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From the entrance hall, stairs lead to the first floor via a half landing, off which is a box room and shower room, with wc and basin. To the rear at first floor level is a double bedroom and at the front house is a double and single bedroom, served by a shower room with WC and basin.
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On the second floor are two large double/family rooms with exposed beams, served by a bathroom with bath, basin, wc and shower
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<b>Outside</b>
To the rear and accessed from both properties is a small paved courtyard garden with flower beds, some attractive shrubs, and a garden shed.
