House For Sale £450,000
A wonderful opportunity to purchase a Grade II listed, detached, stone and thatched cottage circa 1750, situated in the desirable village of Roade with many local amenities. The property is thought to be one of the oldest properties in the village and has many character features to include exposed timbers, beams and stonework, inglenook fireplace and a stone well (now capped) which would have served many homes in the village. Modern day benefits include gas central heating to radiators, stylish fitted kitchen and bathroom with roll top bath and a private driveway to a detached garage/outbuilding.
Accommodation offers lounge with living space extending to either side of the inglenook, kitchen with stable door to garden, garden room, second reception room or third/occasional bedroom in addition to two first floor bedrooms and bathroom.
Outside is a tended hedge around the front garden, private driveway leading to a detached timber garage/outbuilding and a gate to an enclosed rear garden with different seating areas. Viewing is highly recommended.
EPC Rating: D. Council Tax Band: E
LOCAL AREA INFORMATION
ROADE BYPASS NOW COMPLETE. Accessed via the A508 which links Northampton and Milton Keynes, Roade village is just 2 miles south of M1 J15. Much of the village's history can be attributed to the advent of the railway in the 19th Century, which saw local men and boys help to construct a cutting, line and station in the village. Completed in 1838 the station was unfortunately closed in 1964 though the West Coast Main Line continues to operate through the cutting. Today, this popular village has sought after primary and secondary schools as well as numerous facilities to include a medical centre, post office, library, newsagent, public house, coffee shop, garages, Methodist and Anglican churches. A variety of regular bus services operate through the village mainly to Northampton and Milton Keynes, both of which offer mainline train services to London as part of their timetables.
THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES
Entered via solid plank timber door into:
LOUNGE 4.06m (13'4) x 4.39m (14'5) Min
Living space extends either side of the feature Inglenook fireplace with Bressaumer beam, exposed stone work, seated alcoves and multi fuel stove. Latched door to staircase rising to first floor landing. Latched door to dining room/bedroom three. Secondary glazed multi paned window to front elevation. Multi paned window to rear elevation with seat under. Two radiators with covers. Multi paned casement door to garden room. Exposed beams and timbers.
KITCHEN 4.72m (15'6) x 2.74m (9'0)
Multi paned windows to front and side elevations. Radiator. Wall and base units. Solid wood work surfaces. Butler style sink with mixer taps and splash back tiling. Tiled floor. Space for Range cooker and white goods. Cupboard housing gas fired boiler (fitted March 2023). Stable door to rear garden.
DINING ROOM/BEDROOM THREE 3.96m (13'0) x 3.07m (10'1)
Multi paned recessed cottage window to front elevation with display sill. Multi paned casement window to side elevation with seat under. Feature fireplace and stonework. Wood flooring. Wall light points. Radiator.
GARDEN ROOM 2.18m (7'2) x 3.61m (11'10)
Timber and glazed lean to construction on stone base. Multi paned door to garden. Tiled floor. Polycarbonate roof.
FIRST FLOOR LANDING
Door to bedroom two. Opening to:
BEDROOM ONE 4.65m (15'3) x 5.16m (16'11) Average
Secondary glazed casement window to rear elevation with display sill. Access to loft space. Exposed beams and timbers. Radiator. Exposed wide floorboards.
BEDROOM TWO 4.47m (14'8) x 3.33m (10'11)
Secondary glazed multi paned recessed window to front elevation with display sill. Radiator. Exposed floorboards, beams and timbers.
BATHROOM 4.62m (15'2) x 2.67m (8'9) Max
Secondary glazed obscure casement window to front elevation with tiled sill. Radiator. Roll top bath on ball and claw feet and telephone mixer tap over. Heritage suite of high flush WC and pedestal wash hand basin. Wood panelling to dado height. Ceiling downlighters. Exposed timbers.
OUTSIDE
FRONT GARDEN
Cottage garden, laid to lawn and hedged boundary. Footpath to front door. Driveway to side of cottage providing off road parking. Side gate to main garden.
GARAGE/OUTBUILDING 5.79m (19'0) x 3.81m (12'6) Max
Timber outbuilding. Power and light connected.
REAR GARDEN
Paved and gravelled seating area. Stone steps through retaining wall to lawned garden with planted borders. Further patio hardstanding for summerhouse/shed etc. Two silver birch trees. Feature raised stone well (new capped) with lighting and thatched canopy.
AGENTS NOTE
Due to the irregular room shapes and wall thicknesses the room sizes should be deemed as approximate.
DRAFT DETAILS
At the time of print, these particulars are awaiting approval from the Vendor(s).
AGENT'S NOTE(S)
The heating and electrical systems have not been tested by the selling agent JACKSON GRUNDY.
VIEWINGS
By appointment only through the agents JACKSON GRUNDY – open seven days a week.
FINANCIAL ADVICE
We offer free independent advice on arranging your mortgage. Please call our Consultant on[use Contact Agent Button]. Written quotations available on request. “YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER DEBT SECURED ON IT”.
Accommodation offers lounge with living space extending to either side of the inglenook, kitchen with stable door to garden, garden room, second reception room or third/occasional bedroom in addition to two first floor bedrooms and bathroom.
Outside is a tended hedge around the front garden, private driveway leading to a detached timber garage/outbuilding and a gate to an enclosed rear garden with different seating areas. Viewing is highly recommended.
EPC Rating: D. Council Tax Band: E
LOCAL AREA INFORMATION
ROADE BYPASS NOW COMPLETE. Accessed via the A508 which links Northampton and Milton Keynes, Roade village is just 2 miles south of M1 J15. Much of the village's history can be attributed to the advent of the railway in the 19th Century, which saw local men and boys help to construct a cutting, line and station in the village. Completed in 1838 the station was unfortunately closed in 1964 though the West Coast Main Line continues to operate through the cutting. Today, this popular village has sought after primary and secondary schools as well as numerous facilities to include a medical centre, post office, library, newsagent, public house, coffee shop, garages, Methodist and Anglican churches. A variety of regular bus services operate through the village mainly to Northampton and Milton Keynes, both of which offer mainline train services to London as part of their timetables.
THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES
Entered via solid plank timber door into:
LOUNGE 4.06m (13'4) x 4.39m (14'5) Min
Living space extends either side of the feature Inglenook fireplace with Bressaumer beam, exposed stone work, seated alcoves and multi fuel stove. Latched door to staircase rising to first floor landing. Latched door to dining room/bedroom three. Secondary glazed multi paned window to front elevation. Multi paned window to rear elevation with seat under. Two radiators with covers. Multi paned casement door to garden room. Exposed beams and timbers.
KITCHEN 4.72m (15'6) x 2.74m (9'0)
Multi paned windows to front and side elevations. Radiator. Wall and base units. Solid wood work surfaces. Butler style sink with mixer taps and splash back tiling. Tiled floor. Space for Range cooker and white goods. Cupboard housing gas fired boiler (fitted March 2023). Stable door to rear garden.
DINING ROOM/BEDROOM THREE 3.96m (13'0) x 3.07m (10'1)
Multi paned recessed cottage window to front elevation with display sill. Multi paned casement window to side elevation with seat under. Feature fireplace and stonework. Wood flooring. Wall light points. Radiator.
GARDEN ROOM 2.18m (7'2) x 3.61m (11'10)
Timber and glazed lean to construction on stone base. Multi paned door to garden. Tiled floor. Polycarbonate roof.
FIRST FLOOR LANDING
Door to bedroom two. Opening to:
BEDROOM ONE 4.65m (15'3) x 5.16m (16'11) Average
Secondary glazed casement window to rear elevation with display sill. Access to loft space. Exposed beams and timbers. Radiator. Exposed wide floorboards.
BEDROOM TWO 4.47m (14'8) x 3.33m (10'11)
Secondary glazed multi paned recessed window to front elevation with display sill. Radiator. Exposed floorboards, beams and timbers.
BATHROOM 4.62m (15'2) x 2.67m (8'9) Max
Secondary glazed obscure casement window to front elevation with tiled sill. Radiator. Roll top bath on ball and claw feet and telephone mixer tap over. Heritage suite of high flush WC and pedestal wash hand basin. Wood panelling to dado height. Ceiling downlighters. Exposed timbers.
OUTSIDE
FRONT GARDEN
Cottage garden, laid to lawn and hedged boundary. Footpath to front door. Driveway to side of cottage providing off road parking. Side gate to main garden.
GARAGE/OUTBUILDING 5.79m (19'0) x 3.81m (12'6) Max
Timber outbuilding. Power and light connected.
REAR GARDEN
Paved and gravelled seating area. Stone steps through retaining wall to lawned garden with planted borders. Further patio hardstanding for summerhouse/shed etc. Two silver birch trees. Feature raised stone well (new capped) with lighting and thatched canopy.
AGENTS NOTE
Due to the irregular room shapes and wall thicknesses the room sizes should be deemed as approximate.
DRAFT DETAILS
At the time of print, these particulars are awaiting approval from the Vendor(s).
AGENT'S NOTE(S)
The heating and electrical systems have not been tested by the selling agent JACKSON GRUNDY.
VIEWINGS
By appointment only through the agents JACKSON GRUNDY – open seven days a week.
FINANCIAL ADVICE
We offer free independent advice on arranging your mortgage. Please call our Consultant on[use Contact Agent Button]. Written quotations available on request. “YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER DEBT SECURED ON IT”.
