House For Sale £470,000
This spacious three bedroomed detached house was constructed in the 1930's and extended in the 1960's to provide well proportioned three bedroomed accommodation with two attractive reception rooms and a conservatory as well as a kitchen, cloakroom and utility room. The property has a well fitted bathroom on the first floor and huge potential for further development standing in private lawned gardens on the edge of the village which extend to approximately a quarter of an acre. The property enjoys countryside views from the upper floors and has private off road parking space for at least 4 vehicles and there is room to construct a garage if required.
Accommodation -
Ground Floor -
Entrance Porch - 1.75m x 1.07m (5'09 x 3'06) - Approached through a uPVC double leaf front door, the porch has a quarry tiled floor and there is a partly glazed oak framed front door leading to:-
Reception Hall - 4.57m x 1.75m (15'00 x 5'09) - With oak parquet floor the hall contains the stairs rising to the first floor and there are panelled doors which give access to:-
Cloakroom - 1.91m x 1.83m (6'03 x 6'00) - With a large built in cloaks cupboards and vanity wash basin with cupboards under as well as a white WC there are ceramic tiled splash areas and a window to the side elevation.
Lounge - 6.10m x 4.60m (20'00 x 15'01) - A very spacious well proportioned room with a two part ceiling over a parquet floor. There are windows to the side and rear elevations and a single casement glazed door leads directly to the conservatory.
Dining Room - 3.78m x 3.56m (12'05 x 11'08) - With limed oak veneer panelling to high level, this room has a parquet floor and sliding glazed doors which also lead to the conservatory.
Conservatory - 3.86m x 2.34m (12'08 x 7'08) - Constructed of PVCu double glazed windows beneath a mono pitched polycarbonate roof, there is a central heating radiator, a ceramic tiled floor and a single casement door opening to the south facing garden.
Kitchen - 4.34m x 3.45m (14'03 x 11'04) - Fitted with oak fronted floor and wall cabinets with laminated working surfaces incorporating a one and half bowl stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap over, a low level Hotpoint stainless steel oven with four place gas hob beneath a concealed cooker hood there is plumbing for a dishwasher. The kitchen has a ceramic tiled floor as well as a a walk in pantry cupboard with shelving. There are windows to the side elevation and a door leading to:-
Side Hall - 1.19m x 0.94m (3'11 x 3'01) - With a sliding glazed door leading to the rear garden there are further doors leading to the utility room and a separate WC.
Utility/Boiler Room - 2.39m x 2.34m (7'10 x 7'08) - With a stone tiled floor and stainless steel sink unit this room houses the Ideal Mexico gas fired boiler feeding the hot water cylinder which is located in the loft space.
Wc - With low level close coupled WC and approached through a ledged door.
First Floor -
Landing - 2.34m x 2.13m (7'08 x 7'00) - With roof void access hatch, window to side elevation, doors leading to:-
Bedroom One - 6.10m x 4.47m (20'00 x 14'08) - Also with a two part coved ceiling, windows to two elevations overlooking the gardens and countryside views beyond.
Bedroom Two - 3.81m x 3.30m (12'06 x 10'10) - Another double room with a three casement window to the rear elevation, one window to the side, this room has a coved ceiling.
Bedroom Three - 3.18m x 1.78m (10'05 x 5'10) - With a two casement window to the front elevation.
Family Bathroom - 2.72m x 1.83m'3.05m (8'11 x 6''10) - With a white suite of panelled bath with integrated shower over and folding screen, there are ceramic tiled splash areas, WC and pedestal wash basin. There is a spacious linen cupboard with slatted shelving and a window to the side elevation.
Outside - The property stands in an elevated position approached by a private tarmac drive providing ample off road parking for numerous vehicles. The front garden is bounded by mature shrubbery where there is York stone paved terrace and the driveway gives access to an external store room which is contained within the main body of the house.
Rear Garden - Approached by an extensive area of paved terracing, the rear garden is in two parts divided by a central walkway each part laid to lawn and bounded by a well stocked flower boarders containing a variety of mature shrubs and small trees including some mature Apple trees, a Laurel and established coniferous shrubs. The boundaries are of a combination of close boarded fencing and mature shrubs and the aspect is to the south and the east adjacent to open farm land.
Services - Main drainage, gas, water and electricity are connected. Central heating is through radiators from an Ideal Mexico gas fired boiler also providing domestic hot water.
Council Tax - South Northamptonshire Council - Band E
Local Amenities - Within the village of Hartwell is the St John the Baptist Parish Church and the well regarded and sought after Hartwell Primary School. The village also includes the Rose and Crown Public House, Hartwell & District Conservative Club, a community centre, recreation ground and a village shop and Post Office. Salcey Forest is close by with a tree top walk.
How To Get There - From Northampton proceed in a southerly direction to the roundabout junction with the A45/Nene Valley Way at Hardingstone. Continue onto the A45 and take the second left exit to Wotton through the traffic lights and straight over the mini roundabout, up the hill to the roundabout junction with Wooldale Road. Take the first exit left to Wooldale Road and then proceed to the next roundabout. Turn right onto Wootton Road and proceed out of town to the village of Quinton. Carry straight on along the Wootton Road and into Salcey Forest. At the centre of the forest turn right onto Forest Road passing over the M1 motorway and proceed into the village of Hartwell. At the next junction turn left onto Park Road where the property stands on the right hand side.
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Accommodation -
Ground Floor -
Entrance Porch - 1.75m x 1.07m (5'09 x 3'06) - Approached through a uPVC double leaf front door, the porch has a quarry tiled floor and there is a partly glazed oak framed front door leading to:-
Reception Hall - 4.57m x 1.75m (15'00 x 5'09) - With oak parquet floor the hall contains the stairs rising to the first floor and there are panelled doors which give access to:-
Cloakroom - 1.91m x 1.83m (6'03 x 6'00) - With a large built in cloaks cupboards and vanity wash basin with cupboards under as well as a white WC there are ceramic tiled splash areas and a window to the side elevation.
Lounge - 6.10m x 4.60m (20'00 x 15'01) - A very spacious well proportioned room with a two part ceiling over a parquet floor. There are windows to the side and rear elevations and a single casement glazed door leads directly to the conservatory.
Dining Room - 3.78m x 3.56m (12'05 x 11'08) - With limed oak veneer panelling to high level, this room has a parquet floor and sliding glazed doors which also lead to the conservatory.
Conservatory - 3.86m x 2.34m (12'08 x 7'08) - Constructed of PVCu double glazed windows beneath a mono pitched polycarbonate roof, there is a central heating radiator, a ceramic tiled floor and a single casement door opening to the south facing garden.
Kitchen - 4.34m x 3.45m (14'03 x 11'04) - Fitted with oak fronted floor and wall cabinets with laminated working surfaces incorporating a one and half bowl stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap over, a low level Hotpoint stainless steel oven with four place gas hob beneath a concealed cooker hood there is plumbing for a dishwasher. The kitchen has a ceramic tiled floor as well as a a walk in pantry cupboard with shelving. There are windows to the side elevation and a door leading to:-
Side Hall - 1.19m x 0.94m (3'11 x 3'01) - With a sliding glazed door leading to the rear garden there are further doors leading to the utility room and a separate WC.
Utility/Boiler Room - 2.39m x 2.34m (7'10 x 7'08) - With a stone tiled floor and stainless steel sink unit this room houses the Ideal Mexico gas fired boiler feeding the hot water cylinder which is located in the loft space.
Wc - With low level close coupled WC and approached through a ledged door.
First Floor -
Landing - 2.34m x 2.13m (7'08 x 7'00) - With roof void access hatch, window to side elevation, doors leading to:-
Bedroom One - 6.10m x 4.47m (20'00 x 14'08) - Also with a two part coved ceiling, windows to two elevations overlooking the gardens and countryside views beyond.
Bedroom Two - 3.81m x 3.30m (12'06 x 10'10) - Another double room with a three casement window to the rear elevation, one window to the side, this room has a coved ceiling.
Bedroom Three - 3.18m x 1.78m (10'05 x 5'10) - With a two casement window to the front elevation.
Family Bathroom - 2.72m x 1.83m'3.05m (8'11 x 6''10) - With a white suite of panelled bath with integrated shower over and folding screen, there are ceramic tiled splash areas, WC and pedestal wash basin. There is a spacious linen cupboard with slatted shelving and a window to the side elevation.
Outside - The property stands in an elevated position approached by a private tarmac drive providing ample off road parking for numerous vehicles. The front garden is bounded by mature shrubbery where there is York stone paved terrace and the driveway gives access to an external store room which is contained within the main body of the house.
Rear Garden - Approached by an extensive area of paved terracing, the rear garden is in two parts divided by a central walkway each part laid to lawn and bounded by a well stocked flower boarders containing a variety of mature shrubs and small trees including some mature Apple trees, a Laurel and established coniferous shrubs. The boundaries are of a combination of close boarded fencing and mature shrubs and the aspect is to the south and the east adjacent to open farm land.
Services - Main drainage, gas, water and electricity are connected. Central heating is through radiators from an Ideal Mexico gas fired boiler also providing domestic hot water.
Council Tax - South Northamptonshire Council - Band E
Local Amenities - Within the village of Hartwell is the St John the Baptist Parish Church and the well regarded and sought after Hartwell Primary School. The village also includes the Rose and Crown Public House, Hartwell & District Conservative Club, a community centre, recreation ground and a village shop and Post Office. Salcey Forest is close by with a tree top walk.
How To Get There - From Northampton proceed in a southerly direction to the roundabout junction with the A45/Nene Valley Way at Hardingstone. Continue onto the A45 and take the second left exit to Wotton through the traffic lights and straight over the mini roundabout, up the hill to the roundabout junction with Wooldale Road. Take the first exit left to Wooldale Road and then proceed to the next roundabout. Turn right onto Wootton Road and proceed out of town to the village of Quinton. Carry straight on along the Wootton Road and into Salcey Forest. At the centre of the forest turn right onto Forest Road passing over the M1 motorway and proceed into the village of Hartwell. At the next junction turn left onto Park Road where the property stands on the right hand side.
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