House For Sale £500,000
A detached house requiring some structural repair to the roof, along with other improvements, set on a plot of approx 0.44 acres, enjoying rural views, set between the villages of Southwick and Bulwick. Not suitable for buyers requiring A mortgage.
This detached house has Victorian origins, serving as a chapel to the Bulwick estate. The property was extended during the 20th Century to create a fairly substantial family home with versatile accommodation. There is scope to create an annex. The property requires some structural work to the roof and generally updating. Not suitable for buyers requiring A mortgage. A report is available from the selling agent.
The accommodation is set over two floors. The ground floor comprises, an entrance hall, with doors off to the sitting room and the study. Stairs lead to the first floor. The sitting room enjoys a double aspect and has an inset multi-fuel stove as a focal point. This room has served as a ground floor bedroom in the past, having a shower / WC set adjacent. The study is a walk-through room with a window to the front. The snug or formal dining room enjoys a view of the garden and has a fire to one end.
A door leads in to the kitchen which is a beautifully proportioned room fitted with an extensive range of units, an electric cooker and an oil-fired Aga. There is ample space for daily dining. The heated conservatory at the end can be used year round and provides both seating and dining space with a view over the garden and countryside beyond. A second snug and a cloakroom complete the ground floor accommodation.
There are two staircases to the first floor. The main stairs lead to a large landing which serves as a study area. This provides access to the family bathroom and three of the bedrooms. Each bedroom enjoys a far reaching rural view.
The master bedroom can be reached from the main landing or from its own stairs from the kitchen. This attractive bedroom has great views from two windows. There is also a well-appointed en suite shower room.
Chapel House has a gravelled drive which provides plenty of parking before leading on to the double garage. This contains a workshop area and also has a door to the garden.
The garden is an attractive feature of this house. It faces south and enjoys a lovely view over the neighbouring fields. There is a terrace spanning the back of the house. Steps lead down to the lawn which is interspersed with specimen trees. The garden is enclosed by mature hedging.
Please Note
At present, the bottom half of the garden is only held with Possessory Title, rather than Title Absolute. An indemnity poilcy will be provided to the purchaser when the property is sold.
Services
Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil-fired heating.
Tenure
Freehold, with vacant possession.
Local Authority
North Northamptonshire Council.
Council Tax
Band F<br /><br />
This detached house has Victorian origins, serving as a chapel to the Bulwick estate. The property was extended during the 20th Century to create a fairly substantial family home with versatile accommodation. There is scope to create an annex. The property requires some structural work to the roof and generally updating. Not suitable for buyers requiring A mortgage. A report is available from the selling agent.
The accommodation is set over two floors. The ground floor comprises, an entrance hall, with doors off to the sitting room and the study. Stairs lead to the first floor. The sitting room enjoys a double aspect and has an inset multi-fuel stove as a focal point. This room has served as a ground floor bedroom in the past, having a shower / WC set adjacent. The study is a walk-through room with a window to the front. The snug or formal dining room enjoys a view of the garden and has a fire to one end.
A door leads in to the kitchen which is a beautifully proportioned room fitted with an extensive range of units, an electric cooker and an oil-fired Aga. There is ample space for daily dining. The heated conservatory at the end can be used year round and provides both seating and dining space with a view over the garden and countryside beyond. A second snug and a cloakroom complete the ground floor accommodation.
There are two staircases to the first floor. The main stairs lead to a large landing which serves as a study area. This provides access to the family bathroom and three of the bedrooms. Each bedroom enjoys a far reaching rural view.
The master bedroom can be reached from the main landing or from its own stairs from the kitchen. This attractive bedroom has great views from two windows. There is also a well-appointed en suite shower room.
Chapel House has a gravelled drive which provides plenty of parking before leading on to the double garage. This contains a workshop area and also has a door to the garden.
The garden is an attractive feature of this house. It faces south and enjoys a lovely view over the neighbouring fields. There is a terrace spanning the back of the house. Steps lead down to the lawn which is interspersed with specimen trees. The garden is enclosed by mature hedging.
Please Note
At present, the bottom half of the garden is only held with Possessory Title, rather than Title Absolute. An indemnity poilcy will be provided to the purchaser when the property is sold.
Services
Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil-fired heating.
Tenure
Freehold, with vacant possession.
Local Authority
North Northamptonshire Council.
Council Tax
Band F<br /><br />
