House For Sale £460,000
A stylish period cottage in the heart of a quiet rural village.<br/></br>
<b>Location</b>
Hellidon is a pretty, rural village situated in attractive undulating South Northamptonshire countryside not far from the borders of South Warwickshire. The village has a public house with a popular restaurant, a parish church, a Post Office and a golf course (Hellidon Lakes) on the outskirts. More specialised facilities can be found nearby in Daventry, including Waitrose. Connections onto the motorway network can be found at Junction 12 (Gaydon-12 miles) and Junction 11 (Banbury-11 miles) for the M40 and Junction 16 (Upper Heyford 11 miles) for the M1. Mainline train stations are at Long Buckby (10 miles for London Euston) and Banbury (15 miles for London Marylebone- journey time from 54 minutes).
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<b>Accommodation</b>
Bank Cottage is a stone built Grade II Listed property thought to date from the 17th century having been improved and extended by the current owners including enlarging and incorporating a former outbuilding into the main accommodation. Elevated above the main village lane, a small glazed ‘bridge’ links the two buildings on the first-floor level. The main door opens into the kitchen dining room with a beamed ceiling and extensive floor cupboards incorporating a Belfast sink and a Stoves cooking range. There is a window seat, and to one end, an inglenook fireplace housing a bread oven. Stairs rise to the first floor landing with fitted cupboards and doors to bedroom 2 and the family bathroom with a roll-top bath and a fitted shower. Further stairs rise to the 2nd floor bedroom 1 past some dressing cupboards.
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Over the bridge, opens out to the 1st floor sitting room with high ceilings, a door to the rear garden and stairs down to the bedroom 3/study, back on the ground floor with a door to the front.
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<b>Outside</b>
Approached from the lane by a sweep of stone steps, which rise to a wide private front terrace ideal for entertaining. The rear garden is elevated and accessed by blue brick steps to a small lawn area with raised flower beds and a paved eating terrace adjacent to the church
<b>Location</b>
Hellidon is a pretty, rural village situated in attractive undulating South Northamptonshire countryside not far from the borders of South Warwickshire. The village has a public house with a popular restaurant, a parish church, a Post Office and a golf course (Hellidon Lakes) on the outskirts. More specialised facilities can be found nearby in Daventry, including Waitrose. Connections onto the motorway network can be found at Junction 12 (Gaydon-12 miles) and Junction 11 (Banbury-11 miles) for the M40 and Junction 16 (Upper Heyford 11 miles) for the M1. Mainline train stations are at Long Buckby (10 miles for London Euston) and Banbury (15 miles for London Marylebone- journey time from 54 minutes).
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<b>Accommodation</b>
Bank Cottage is a stone built Grade II Listed property thought to date from the 17th century having been improved and extended by the current owners including enlarging and incorporating a former outbuilding into the main accommodation. Elevated above the main village lane, a small glazed ‘bridge’ links the two buildings on the first-floor level. The main door opens into the kitchen dining room with a beamed ceiling and extensive floor cupboards incorporating a Belfast sink and a Stoves cooking range. There is a window seat, and to one end, an inglenook fireplace housing a bread oven. Stairs rise to the first floor landing with fitted cupboards and doors to bedroom 2 and the family bathroom with a roll-top bath and a fitted shower. Further stairs rise to the 2nd floor bedroom 1 past some dressing cupboards.
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Over the bridge, opens out to the 1st floor sitting room with high ceilings, a door to the rear garden and stairs down to the bedroom 3/study, back on the ground floor with a door to the front.
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<b>Outside</b>
Approached from the lane by a sweep of stone steps, which rise to a wide private front terrace ideal for entertaining. The rear garden is elevated and accessed by blue brick steps to a small lawn area with raised flower beds and a paved eating terrace adjacent to the church
