House For Sale £300,000
Pembleton showcases a varied selection of homes by , finished in a considered range of exterior materials and finishes.
Representing the opportunity for an idyllic lifestyle balance courtesy of a range of local amenities paired with excellent transport links and connectivity, Pembleton has been designed to suit all walks of life.
The experienced team at Spitfire Homes carefully selects an appropriate palette of materials for each home and collection. The combination of quality materials, striking architecture and carefully considered layouts enables them to create places that people want to call home.
Taking inspiration from traditional architectural influences, homes at Pembleton enjoy a mix of red brickwork, ivory render and ironstone. Internally, each property presents a considered and contemporary layout complemented by a hand-selected specification.
No. 17, The Taplow is a spacious semi-detached bungalow which offers contemporary open plan living. The kitchen / dining / living room is the situated to the rear of the property and opens onto the generous rear garden via French doors. The beautifully finished kitchen comes complete with a range of high specification integrated appliances - ideal for those who enjoy to cook and entertain.
The property has 2 bedrooms - the principal features fitted wardrobes and both make use of the contemporary bathroom with large double shower, Vitra sanitary ware and Porcelenosa tiling.
The property is under floor heated via the latest in air-source heat pump technology ensuring that the home is both highly economical and future proofed. Outside, a tandem driveway provides space for 2 cars and includes an electric car charging dock.
Every aspect of the homes at Pembleton feel special, thanks to a selection of premium features and finishes throughout.
PLEASE NOTE - The CGI and images are taken from a Spitfire Homes show home and are indicative.
Representing the opportunity for an idyllic lifestyle balance courtesy of a range of local amenities paired with excellent transport links and connectivity, Pembleton has been designed to suit all walks of life.
The experienced team at Spitfire Homes carefully selects an appropriate palette of materials for each home and collection. The combination of quality materials, striking architecture and carefully considered layouts enables them to create places that people want to call home.
Taking inspiration from traditional architectural influences, homes at Pembleton enjoy a mix of red brickwork, ivory render and ironstone. Internally, each property presents a considered and contemporary layout complemented by a hand-selected specification.
No. 17, The Taplow is a spacious semi-detached bungalow which offers contemporary open plan living. The kitchen / dining / living room is the situated to the rear of the property and opens onto the generous rear garden via French doors. The beautifully finished kitchen comes complete with a range of high specification integrated appliances - ideal for those who enjoy to cook and entertain.
The property has 2 bedrooms - the principal features fitted wardrobes and both make use of the contemporary bathroom with large double shower, Vitra sanitary ware and Porcelenosa tiling.
The property is under floor heated via the latest in air-source heat pump technology ensuring that the home is both highly economical and future proofed. Outside, a tandem driveway provides space for 2 cars and includes an electric car charging dock.
Every aspect of the homes at Pembleton feel special, thanks to a selection of premium features and finishes throughout.
PLEASE NOTE - The CGI and images are taken from a Spitfire Homes show home and are indicative.
Offering a lifestyle balance, Pembleton benefits from a variety of quaint local market towns as well as excellent road and rail links to more bustling towns such as Milton Keynes further afield.
Kislingbury also sits on the bank of the River Nene, a 100-mile long river that flows through the Nene Valley from Northamptonshire to Norfolk.
Kislingbury has a rich history, dating back to 700-900 AD when Anglo Saxons settled in the area. St Luke's, a 14th century parish church and Grade I listed building, is at its heart. Local amenities include a village shop and post office. There are also three pubs, which serve a mix of real ale, excellent wines and seasonal menus using fresh local produce.
A short drive from the village, there are three country parks to explore. Here, you can enjoy countryside walks in nature and see a variety of local wildlife. Collingtree Park Golf Club is just a 12-minute drive away if you prefer more competitive outdoor adventures.
