House For Sale £495,000
The sale offers a rare opportunity to acquire a well presented detached bungalow on an elevated plot with views over the top of neighbouring properties with glimpses of open countryside beyond.
The current property dates back to 1965 with later additions and offers very comfortable light and airy accommodation. There is clearly potential to extend dependant on ones requirements and a viewing will be essential to appreciate its setting and the opportunities on offer.
A paved path leads up to the front door which opens into the porch and onto the reception hall with the majority of rooms radiating off along with access to shelved airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder and separate broom cupboard.
The sitting room enjoys a triple aspect with fireplace housing gas fire with recessed book shelving to either side and cupboards below to one side. The conservatory lies off and a connecting door leads through to the dining room with glazed bi fold door revealing the kitchen with its fitted units. Cooking appliances include Indesit oven and four ring halogen hob. There is a recess for fridge/freezer. The utility room also has a run of fitted units with plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer.
The two double bedrooms lie on the northern side with both benefiting from fitted wardrobes and bedroom one also has a vanity unit. The bedrooms are served by the family shower room which doubles up as a cloakroom.
Outside
A paved concrete drive leads off The Walk and rises up to a concrete parking area on the southern side of the bungalow and offering access to the detached brick garage with adjoining workshop.
The mature grounds are a pure delight and surround the property and are mainly laid to lawn and interspersed with mature herbaceous borders and clipped shrubs. To the side and rear are paved seating and entertaining terraces and running along the western boundary is a wooden workshop/store and in the far corner an aluminium greenhouse.
Location
Spratton is a vibrant village to the north west of Northampton and lies within a Special Landscape Area in the Northamptonshire Ironstone Uplands. Situated on elevated ground it has far reaching views over the Brampton Valley and is mentioned in the Domesday Book. The village has a well-regarded preparatory school in Spratton Hall, a Church of England primary school and further facilities including historic church, hairdressers, gastro pub and general store. Sporting facilities locally include golf at Church Brampton and Harlestone, sailing and trout fishing at both Pitsford and Hollowell reservoirs and flying from Sywell Aerodrome.
The area is very well connected with main line station at Northampton providing a reliable service to London Euston from 55 minutes. The M1 and A14 are easily accessible with Luton, East Midlands, and Birmingham airports all within an hour’s drive.
Directions NN6 8HU
From Northampton town centre proceed in a northerly direction to Kingsthorpe centre. At the Waitrose junction turn left onto Welford Road leaving Northampton and continue through the village of Chapel Brampton. Upon entering the village of Spratton take the first right turn onto Holdenby Road and continue to the bottom where The Walk will appear on your right hand side. Proceed up The walk and the private drive to 2A will shortly appear on your right clearly identified by agents For Sale board.
The current property dates back to 1965 with later additions and offers very comfortable light and airy accommodation. There is clearly potential to extend dependant on ones requirements and a viewing will be essential to appreciate its setting and the opportunities on offer.
A paved path leads up to the front door which opens into the porch and onto the reception hall with the majority of rooms radiating off along with access to shelved airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder and separate broom cupboard.
The sitting room enjoys a triple aspect with fireplace housing gas fire with recessed book shelving to either side and cupboards below to one side. The conservatory lies off and a connecting door leads through to the dining room with glazed bi fold door revealing the kitchen with its fitted units. Cooking appliances include Indesit oven and four ring halogen hob. There is a recess for fridge/freezer. The utility room also has a run of fitted units with plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer.
The two double bedrooms lie on the northern side with both benefiting from fitted wardrobes and bedroom one also has a vanity unit. The bedrooms are served by the family shower room which doubles up as a cloakroom.
Outside
A paved concrete drive leads off The Walk and rises up to a concrete parking area on the southern side of the bungalow and offering access to the detached brick garage with adjoining workshop.
The mature grounds are a pure delight and surround the property and are mainly laid to lawn and interspersed with mature herbaceous borders and clipped shrubs. To the side and rear are paved seating and entertaining terraces and running along the western boundary is a wooden workshop/store and in the far corner an aluminium greenhouse.
Location
Spratton is a vibrant village to the north west of Northampton and lies within a Special Landscape Area in the Northamptonshire Ironstone Uplands. Situated on elevated ground it has far reaching views over the Brampton Valley and is mentioned in the Domesday Book. The village has a well-regarded preparatory school in Spratton Hall, a Church of England primary school and further facilities including historic church, hairdressers, gastro pub and general store. Sporting facilities locally include golf at Church Brampton and Harlestone, sailing and trout fishing at both Pitsford and Hollowell reservoirs and flying from Sywell Aerodrome.
The area is very well connected with main line station at Northampton providing a reliable service to London Euston from 55 minutes. The M1 and A14 are easily accessible with Luton, East Midlands, and Birmingham airports all within an hour’s drive.
Directions NN6 8HU
From Northampton town centre proceed in a northerly direction to Kingsthorpe centre. At the Waitrose junction turn left onto Welford Road leaving Northampton and continue through the village of Chapel Brampton. Upon entering the village of Spratton take the first right turn onto Holdenby Road and continue to the bottom where The Walk will appear on your right hand side. Proceed up The walk and the private drive to 2A will shortly appear on your right clearly identified by agents For Sale board.
