House For Sale £550,000
A beautifully presented detached bungalow with exceptional garden and potential building plot (stp), set in the heart of a popular village, with services, convenient for both Oundle and Peterborough.
This superbly presented detached bungalow is set within beautiful gardens of approximately 0.30 acre. The property was constructed in the 1960's but has been extended and greatly improved & cared for by the current owners, who have updated many of the fittings and installed triple glazed windows. The property offers comfortable and well-laid out accommodation.
The entrance hall, is reached via an enclosed porch. This spacious hall has a storage cupboard and also an airing cupboard. There is access to most of the rooms within the property. The oak parquet flooring runs through, via double doors, to the lounge / diner, which is a comfortable room with a wood burning stove set on a tiled hearth. Doors open to the garden room, which over-looks the garden and has doors opening to the patio.
The kitchen also has a view of the garden. It is fitted with a range of wall and base units with granite worksurfaces. Fitted appliances include an electric oven, grill, induction hob and extractor. There is space for a dishwasher and fridge / freezer. There is ample space for a breakfast table and chairs. The tiled floor runs through to the utility room which has space for appliances, storage cupboards and a built-in cupboard housing the oil-fired central heating boiler. A door leads to the garage and a stable door opens to the garden.
The master bedroom is set at the end of the hall. This generously proportioned room has a dressing area with wardrobes and an en suite shower room / WC.
The second bedroom has a bow window to the front garden, and a built-in wardrobe.
The third bedroom currently serves as a study. Has a window to the side and a fitted wardrobe.
The family bathroom is fitted with a panelled bath with shower above, a wash basin and WC.
A block-paved drive provides ample parking and turning area before running down to the garage, which is accessed via an electric roller shutter door. Power and light are connected within.
The gardens to the bungalow are quite spectacular. There is a front lawn with hedging, which gives privacy from the roadside. A gated path leads around the side of the bungalow. The rear garden has a paved patio spanning the back of the bungalow. A path leads around the shaped lawn and over the pond. Well-stocked deep borders give great privacy and areas of interest and colour.
The adjacent plot is currently integrated into the bungalow garden. A large terrace with bothy to one side, is a fabulous entertaining area. The bothy contains a covered BBQ and seating area, a secure workshop and a potting shed.
A vegetable garden with retained beds runs down to the orchard, which is stocked with a variety of fruit trees.
Development Potential (Subject to planning)
The possible plot is on a separate title and is designated as 9 Chapel Street, though no planning permission has been granted for development. However, the frontage, the size and position of the plot would suggest that gaining consent for a sensibly proportioned dwelling, should be relatively straight forward. Interested parties should satisfy themselves that this is the case, if development is important to them.<br /><br />
This superbly presented detached bungalow is set within beautiful gardens of approximately 0.30 acre. The property was constructed in the 1960's but has been extended and greatly improved & cared for by the current owners, who have updated many of the fittings and installed triple glazed windows. The property offers comfortable and well-laid out accommodation.
The entrance hall, is reached via an enclosed porch. This spacious hall has a storage cupboard and also an airing cupboard. There is access to most of the rooms within the property. The oak parquet flooring runs through, via double doors, to the lounge / diner, which is a comfortable room with a wood burning stove set on a tiled hearth. Doors open to the garden room, which over-looks the garden and has doors opening to the patio.
The kitchen also has a view of the garden. It is fitted with a range of wall and base units with granite worksurfaces. Fitted appliances include an electric oven, grill, induction hob and extractor. There is space for a dishwasher and fridge / freezer. There is ample space for a breakfast table and chairs. The tiled floor runs through to the utility room which has space for appliances, storage cupboards and a built-in cupboard housing the oil-fired central heating boiler. A door leads to the garage and a stable door opens to the garden.
The master bedroom is set at the end of the hall. This generously proportioned room has a dressing area with wardrobes and an en suite shower room / WC.
The second bedroom has a bow window to the front garden, and a built-in wardrobe.
The third bedroom currently serves as a study. Has a window to the side and a fitted wardrobe.
The family bathroom is fitted with a panelled bath with shower above, a wash basin and WC.
A block-paved drive provides ample parking and turning area before running down to the garage, which is accessed via an electric roller shutter door. Power and light are connected within.
The gardens to the bungalow are quite spectacular. There is a front lawn with hedging, which gives privacy from the roadside. A gated path leads around the side of the bungalow. The rear garden has a paved patio spanning the back of the bungalow. A path leads around the shaped lawn and over the pond. Well-stocked deep borders give great privacy and areas of interest and colour.
The adjacent plot is currently integrated into the bungalow garden. A large terrace with bothy to one side, is a fabulous entertaining area. The bothy contains a covered BBQ and seating area, a secure workshop and a potting shed.
A vegetable garden with retained beds runs down to the orchard, which is stocked with a variety of fruit trees.
Development Potential (Subject to planning)
The possible plot is on a separate title and is designated as 9 Chapel Street, though no planning permission has been granted for development. However, the frontage, the size and position of the plot would suggest that gaining consent for a sensibly proportioned dwelling, should be relatively straight forward. Interested parties should satisfy themselves that this is the case, if development is important to them.<br /><br />
