House For Sale £395,000
A delightful, detached cottage with versatile accommodation and lovely south-facing garden, set in the heart of this popular village, with good access to Oundle and Stamford
This charming stone cottage dates from the 17th Century and displays much of the character one would expect of a property of this age. Sympathetic modernisation and extension has taken place, to create a practical and characterful home, with a degree of versatility.
The entrance hall has a quarry tiled floor and has doors leading through to the garden. The study or third bedroom is set to one side. Across the hall is the dining room or snug, also has a quarry tiled floor and has the original inglenook as an attractive focal point. The shower room / WC is off to one side. The kitchen / breakfast room is beyond and is fitted with a range of wall and base units with work surfaces and inset sink. The range cooker has a fire ring gas hob and electric ovens. Integrated appliances include the dishwasher and a fridge. The breakfast bar provides space for informal meal times. A door opens to the garden.
The living room is beyond and offers a dining area and lounge. Although a modern extension, the exposed stone wall and the open fire to one corner, continue with the cosy cottage theme. Doors open to the garden and a bow window flood the room with southerly light.
The first floor is approached via a staircase from the snug. The landing is a great size and offers space for a study area and sofa-bed.
The main bedroom enjoys views over and along West Street. Wardrobes are fitted to one wall. Glazed doors open to the en suite bathroom which has a great southerly view over the countryside beyond the village. The bath has a shower above, and there is a WC and a wash basin.
The second bedroom is also a comfortable double room, with fitted cupboards. Steps lead through the window on to the roof terrace, which has beautiful views to the south.
The south-facing garden is delightful. The deck can be reached from either the hall or the kitchen and the lawn from the living room. On a fine day this gives a great flow and gives a feeling of extending the accommodation. At the bottom of the garden is a shingled terrace with a timber shed to the side. A car charging point is fitted at the front of the house.
Tenure - freehold with vacant possession
EPC- TBA
Council Tax - Band E
Services, - All mains services connected. Gas fired central heating.
This charming stone cottage dates from the 17th Century and displays much of the character one would expect of a property of this age. Sympathetic modernisation and extension has taken place, to create a practical and characterful home, with a degree of versatility.
The entrance hall has a quarry tiled floor and has doors leading through to the garden. The study or third bedroom is set to one side. Across the hall is the dining room or snug, also has a quarry tiled floor and has the original inglenook as an attractive focal point. The shower room / WC is off to one side. The kitchen / breakfast room is beyond and is fitted with a range of wall and base units with work surfaces and inset sink. The range cooker has a fire ring gas hob and electric ovens. Integrated appliances include the dishwasher and a fridge. The breakfast bar provides space for informal meal times. A door opens to the garden.
The living room is beyond and offers a dining area and lounge. Although a modern extension, the exposed stone wall and the open fire to one corner, continue with the cosy cottage theme. Doors open to the garden and a bow window flood the room with southerly light.
The first floor is approached via a staircase from the snug. The landing is a great size and offers space for a study area and sofa-bed.
The main bedroom enjoys views over and along West Street. Wardrobes are fitted to one wall. Glazed doors open to the en suite bathroom which has a great southerly view over the countryside beyond the village. The bath has a shower above, and there is a WC and a wash basin.
The second bedroom is also a comfortable double room, with fitted cupboards. Steps lead through the window on to the roof terrace, which has beautiful views to the south.
The south-facing garden is delightful. The deck can be reached from either the hall or the kitchen and the lawn from the living room. On a fine day this gives a great flow and gives a feeling of extending the accommodation. At the bottom of the garden is a shingled terrace with a timber shed to the side. A car charging point is fitted at the front of the house.
Tenure - freehold with vacant possession
EPC- TBA
Council Tax - Band E
Services, - All mains services connected. Gas fired central heating.
