House For Sale £475,000
Description:
An attractive Victorian cottage, nestled in an enchanting, landscaped garden and set back from Bell Lane in the desirable South Northamptonshire village of Syresham. Built from solid brick with white ashlar render to the front façade and coursed ironstone to the side and rear elevations, beneath a dual-pitched natural slate roof with three brick chimney stacks. The property was originally two separate cottages but has been extended and combined to form a spacious three-bedroom home. Accommodation at ground floor comprises an entrance porch/utility area, kitchen breakfast room, dining room, sitting room, study, cloakroom, and second entrance porch. At first floor, there are three double bedrooms, each with its own en-suite. The property also has a large timber workshop with power and lighting.
Local Authority: South Northamptonshire Council
Council Tax: Band D
EPC: E
Services: LPG, Electricity, Water, Drainage
Tenure: Freehold
Notes:
There is a pedestrian right of way along part of the footpath for 21 Bell Lane.
Parking is on street only
Location:
The property is nestled in a peaceful location off Bell Lane in the picturesque village of Syresham in South Northamptonshire.
Syresham is a village that has managed to retain much of its old-world charm and provides an ideal location for families seeking a tranquil setting with the benefit of good amenities.
Facilities within the village include The King’s Head, a traditional coaching inn; post office and village store; Methodist Chapel; modern village hall; and Sports and Social Club.
Syresham is justly proud of its Primary School, which is at the heart of the village. Additional schooling is available at Akeley Wood School, Beachborough School, Magdalen College School, and Winchester House School in Brackley.
The village further benefits from good access to the arterial roads of the A43, M1, and M40. Milton Keynes and Northampton are approximately 30 minutes’ drive away, from where train journeys can be made to London Euston in 1 hour. The market towns of Brackley and Towcester are just a short drive away and provide an extended range of shops, supermarkets, and restaurants.
The village is surrounded by the remnants of ancient woodlands used as hunting grounds for past royalty, and the source of the River Great Ouse is purported to be located nearby, flowing as a small brook as it passes through the village on its 142-mile journey to the Wash in Norfolk.
The beautiful church of St James the Great is located on a steeply banked hillside to the north-east of the village. This 13th-century church has an impressive, shingled spire which rises next to a backdrop of equally inspiring trees.
Important Notice:
These particulars are subject to vendor approval. Whilst every care has been taken with the preparation of these Sales Particulars complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not constitute a contract or part of one. David Cosby Chartered Surveyors have not conducted a survey of the premises, nor have we tested services, appliances, equipment, or fittings within the property and therefore no guarantee can be made that they are in good working order. No assumption should be made that the property has all necessary statutory approvals and consents such as planning and building regulations approval. Any measurements given within the particulars are approximate and photographs are provided for general information and do not infer that any item shown is included in the sale. Any plans provided are for illustrative purposes only and are not to scale. In all cases, prospective purchasers should verify matters for themselves by way of independent inspection and enquiries. Any comments made herein on the condition of the property are provided for guidance only and should not be relied upon.
