House For Sale £475,000
A very attractive detached Grade II Listed stone cottage situated on a quiet road in the heart of the popular village of Harpole with the accommodation comprising entrance hall, 27 ft lounge/diner and kitchen, to the first floor there is a 27ft master bedroom, bedroom three and family bathroom and to the second floor there is a 25 ft second bedroom. Outside there is a lovely well stocked landscaped garden with detached garage and the rear garden enjoys a sunny aspect and high degree of privacy.
Accommodation
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Entered via original hardwood front door, gas wall mounted combination boiler, door to:-
Lounge/Diner (27'03 x 13'05 maximum (8.31m x 4.09m maximum))
The focal point is the Inglenook fireplace with cast iron grill and copper hood, tiled hearth and original beam over, two windows to the front and side with window seat, further two wood casement windows overlooking the garden with window seat and a further window to the rear, large original beams, slate flooring, wall lights, exposed stone walling onto dining area, two modern old school style radiators, stairs rising to first floor, double doors opening onto:-
Kitchen (13'11 x 10'04 (4.24m x 3.15m))
Fitted with a range of base and eye level units with wood worktops, tiled splash backs, Belfast sink with Victorian style taps over, wood beams, two wood casement windows overlooking the garden, hardwood rear door with porthole window, built in appliances to include dishwasher and washing machine, space for Range Master cooker, Range Master extractor, space for fridge/freezer, tiled flooring and modern lighting.
First Floor
First Floor Landing
Original beams, access to loft, chandelier lighting, stairs rising to second floor. Doors to:-
Master Bedroom (27'04 x 10'07 (8.33m x 3.23m))
Large bedroom with dressing area comprising of a built in quadruple wardrobe with storage over, stripped floorboards, radiator, wall lights and beams and steps leading up to the bedroom area with two wood casement windows to the rear, radiator and wall lights.
Bedroom Three (8'02 x 7'08 (2.49m x 2.34m))
Wood casement window to the rear garden with original shutters, radiator and original beams.
Family Bathroom (8'11 x 5'08 (2.72m x 1.73m))
Wood casement window with obscure glass to front, four foot free standing bath with Victorian style taps and shower attachment, WC, wash hand basin, half tiled, modern old school style radiator, heated towel rail
Second Floor
Bedroom Two (25'06 x 6'06 (7.77m x 1.98m))
A large top floor bedroom comprises the bed and study area, original beams, storage cupboards, wood casement window to the rear and double radiator.
Outside
A lovely well stocked landscaped garden with many tropical plants, through wood gates to a private stone patio seating area off the kitchen. The remainder of the garden is laid mainly to lawn with potting shed, pond with running water. A well stocked rear garden with tropical planting and flowers. The garden is mainly enclosed by stone walling and wood panelled fencing. A second patio seating area is at the bottom of the garden which enjoys a sunny aspect and high degree of privacy.
Detached Garage
Stone built with wood central opening double doors, power and lighting and access door to garden.
Services
Main drainage, gas, water and electric are connected
Council Tax
South Northamptonshire Council - Band E
Local Amenities
Within the village of Harpole there is a Village Store/Newsagents, The Parish Church of All Saints, two Public Houses and The Turnpike Hotel/Restaurant. The Harpole Primary School is located in Larkhall Lane and Secondary Schooling is at Bugbrooke Campion School with private schooling at Quinton House. Access to the MI motorway junction 16 is approximately three miles away and the main line station to Northampton London Euston is situated in Northampton.
How To Get There
From Northampton proceed in a Westerly direction over Westbridge passing the train station to St James forking left onto the A4500/Weedon Road and at the roundabout carry straight over onto the A45 dual carriageway signposted towards Junction 16 of the M1/Daventry. Continue through the traffic lights and at the roundabout at Kislingbury turn right into Sandy Lane and take the next left into Larkhall Lane. Follow the road into the village and at the other end of Larkhall Lane the property can be found at the bottom in the heart of the village on the right hand side.
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Accommodation
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Entered via original hardwood front door, gas wall mounted combination boiler, door to:-
Lounge/Diner (27'03 x 13'05 maximum (8.31m x 4.09m maximum))
The focal point is the Inglenook fireplace with cast iron grill and copper hood, tiled hearth and original beam over, two windows to the front and side with window seat, further two wood casement windows overlooking the garden with window seat and a further window to the rear, large original beams, slate flooring, wall lights, exposed stone walling onto dining area, two modern old school style radiators, stairs rising to first floor, double doors opening onto:-
Kitchen (13'11 x 10'04 (4.24m x 3.15m))
Fitted with a range of base and eye level units with wood worktops, tiled splash backs, Belfast sink with Victorian style taps over, wood beams, two wood casement windows overlooking the garden, hardwood rear door with porthole window, built in appliances to include dishwasher and washing machine, space for Range Master cooker, Range Master extractor, space for fridge/freezer, tiled flooring and modern lighting.
First Floor
First Floor Landing
Original beams, access to loft, chandelier lighting, stairs rising to second floor. Doors to:-
Master Bedroom (27'04 x 10'07 (8.33m x 3.23m))
Large bedroom with dressing area comprising of a built in quadruple wardrobe with storage over, stripped floorboards, radiator, wall lights and beams and steps leading up to the bedroom area with two wood casement windows to the rear, radiator and wall lights.
Bedroom Three (8'02 x 7'08 (2.49m x 2.34m))
Wood casement window to the rear garden with original shutters, radiator and original beams.
Family Bathroom (8'11 x 5'08 (2.72m x 1.73m))
Wood casement window with obscure glass to front, four foot free standing bath with Victorian style taps and shower attachment, WC, wash hand basin, half tiled, modern old school style radiator, heated towel rail
Second Floor
Bedroom Two (25'06 x 6'06 (7.77m x 1.98m))
A large top floor bedroom comprises the bed and study area, original beams, storage cupboards, wood casement window to the rear and double radiator.
Outside
A lovely well stocked landscaped garden with many tropical plants, through wood gates to a private stone patio seating area off the kitchen. The remainder of the garden is laid mainly to lawn with potting shed, pond with running water. A well stocked rear garden with tropical planting and flowers. The garden is mainly enclosed by stone walling and wood panelled fencing. A second patio seating area is at the bottom of the garden which enjoys a sunny aspect and high degree of privacy.
Detached Garage
Stone built with wood central opening double doors, power and lighting and access door to garden.
Services
Main drainage, gas, water and electric are connected
Council Tax
South Northamptonshire Council - Band E
Local Amenities
Within the village of Harpole there is a Village Store/Newsagents, The Parish Church of All Saints, two Public Houses and The Turnpike Hotel/Restaurant. The Harpole Primary School is located in Larkhall Lane and Secondary Schooling is at Bugbrooke Campion School with private schooling at Quinton House. Access to the MI motorway junction 16 is approximately three miles away and the main line station to Northampton London Euston is situated in Northampton.
How To Get There
From Northampton proceed in a Westerly direction over Westbridge passing the train station to St James forking left onto the A4500/Weedon Road and at the roundabout carry straight over onto the A45 dual carriageway signposted towards Junction 16 of the M1/Daventry. Continue through the traffic lights and at the roundabout at Kislingbury turn right into Sandy Lane and take the next left into Larkhall Lane. Follow the road into the village and at the other end of Larkhall Lane the property can be found at the bottom in the heart of the village on the right hand side.
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