House For Sale £525,000
Elevated and overlooking the village green, this exceptional 19th-century Wesleyan Chapel was built in 1854, decommissioned in 1986 and converted in 1987. The three double bedrooms, family bathroom, utility room and wet room are on the ground floor and the kitchen/breakfast room with large pantry and the stunning vaulted living/dining room are on the first floor. The Old Chapel has spacious and light living accommodation whilst retaining many of the interior features of an old chapel, providing plenty of space for the entire family to enjoy and relax.
Ground Floor. A solid oak door with arched stained glass detail above opens to the entrance hall which has oak flooring, a built-in storage cupboard and stairs to the first floor.
The master bedroom has a new linear sculpt refine casement window to the rear overlooking the garden and a walk-in wardrobe accessed via a blind. Bedroom two has two new linear sculpt refine casement windows to the side and also a walk-in wardrobe accessed via a blind. Bedroom three has a new linear sculpt refine casement window to the side and an opening to the hall cupboard, also accessed via a blind. The family bathroom, which has underfloor heating, is fitted with a modern white suite which includes a corner shower enclosure with a Monsoon shower and a bath. The floor and walls are fully tiled and there is a heated towel rail.
The utility room is accessed via a sliding multi-paned glass door and houses the Worcester Bosch high-efficiency boiler. It is fitted with wall and base units including a sink unit and has space and plumbing for a washing machine. A multi-paned glass door opens to the wet room which has a low-level shower attached to the wall (suitable for cleaning dogs). It is fully tiled and has drainage. There is a vaulted glass ceiling and a door with windows on either side of the garden and space for a tumble dryer.
First Floor. The stairs lead to the living room which has two original arched windows and a further window to the front. There is also a window to the rear and a feature floor-level window to the side. A multi-fuel-burning stove is set on a brick base. The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a range of base units and a breakfast bar. Integrated appliances include a Bosch oven with a De Dietrich induction hob and extractor hood over, and a siemens dishwasher. There are composite granite work surfaces and an opening to a pantry/wine store. Recently fitted new linear sculpt refined casement windows and composite stable door.
Outside, a gravel driveway has off-street parking for up to four cars and leads to a timber porch with three steps up to the front door. A high timber gate leads to a further gravel driveway to the side of the property which leads to a single detached garage. New timber staircase leads to two south-facing, recently refurbished roof garden areas; one is a large decking area with impressive views across the village and the other, an Indian stone secluded patio area, ideal for alfresco dining. This attractive outdoor space is the perfect place for a morning coffee and for evening drinks with new pillar outdoor lighting over both terraces.
Little Addington is a sought-after village with a church and a public house surrounded by farmland and the nene valley way, yet close to local amenities. The Rushden Lakes Retail Park is approximately 4 miles away and hosts a fantastic range of shops, restaurants and a new cinema complex, keeping you entertained throughout the day, a truly ideal location for everyone. There are a number of great transport links close by which makes it ideal for anyone needing to commute for work. Trains from Kettering to St Pancras International takes 59 minutes and junction 11 of the A14 is within 3 miles. Primary schooling is available at Great Addington within 2 miles and the property is in the catchment for Bishop Stopford School in Kettering within 10 miles. Public schooling is available in Wellingborough, Oundle, Uppingham, Rugby and Oakham. Private schooling is available in Spratton, Maidwell and Quinton.
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Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: D
Ground Floor. A solid oak door with arched stained glass detail above opens to the entrance hall which has oak flooring, a built-in storage cupboard and stairs to the first floor.
The master bedroom has a new linear sculpt refine casement window to the rear overlooking the garden and a walk-in wardrobe accessed via a blind. Bedroom two has two new linear sculpt refine casement windows to the side and also a walk-in wardrobe accessed via a blind. Bedroom three has a new linear sculpt refine casement window to the side and an opening to the hall cupboard, also accessed via a blind. The family bathroom, which has underfloor heating, is fitted with a modern white suite which includes a corner shower enclosure with a Monsoon shower and a bath. The floor and walls are fully tiled and there is a heated towel rail.
The utility room is accessed via a sliding multi-paned glass door and houses the Worcester Bosch high-efficiency boiler. It is fitted with wall and base units including a sink unit and has space and plumbing for a washing machine. A multi-paned glass door opens to the wet room which has a low-level shower attached to the wall (suitable for cleaning dogs). It is fully tiled and has drainage. There is a vaulted glass ceiling and a door with windows on either side of the garden and space for a tumble dryer.
First Floor. The stairs lead to the living room which has two original arched windows and a further window to the front. There is also a window to the rear and a feature floor-level window to the side. A multi-fuel-burning stove is set on a brick base. The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a range of base units and a breakfast bar. Integrated appliances include a Bosch oven with a De Dietrich induction hob and extractor hood over, and a siemens dishwasher. There are composite granite work surfaces and an opening to a pantry/wine store. Recently fitted new linear sculpt refined casement windows and composite stable door.
Outside, a gravel driveway has off-street parking for up to four cars and leads to a timber porch with three steps up to the front door. A high timber gate leads to a further gravel driveway to the side of the property which leads to a single detached garage. New timber staircase leads to two south-facing, recently refurbished roof garden areas; one is a large decking area with impressive views across the village and the other, an Indian stone secluded patio area, ideal for alfresco dining. This attractive outdoor space is the perfect place for a morning coffee and for evening drinks with new pillar outdoor lighting over both terraces.
Little Addington is a sought-after village with a church and a public house surrounded by farmland and the nene valley way, yet close to local amenities. The Rushden Lakes Retail Park is approximately 4 miles away and hosts a fantastic range of shops, restaurants and a new cinema complex, keeping you entertained throughout the day, a truly ideal location for everyone. There are a number of great transport links close by which makes it ideal for anyone needing to commute for work. Trains from Kettering to St Pancras International takes 59 minutes and junction 11 of the A14 is within 3 miles. Primary schooling is available at Great Addington within 2 miles and the property is in the catchment for Bishop Stopford School in Kettering within 10 miles. Public schooling is available in Wellingborough, Oundle, Uppingham, Rugby and Oakham. Private schooling is available in Spratton, Maidwell and Quinton.
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Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: D
