£425,000
Jackson Grundy
Church Street, Northampton, NN7 4PL
Property key facts
Bedrooms
5Bathrooms
3Internal area
—Property type
HouseYear built
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Key facts
- Five Bedroom Property
- Detached
- Sought After Village Location
- Immaculately Kept Throughout
- Fully Rennovated
- WC
- Private Enclosed Rear Garden
- Three Reception Rooms
- Set Over Three Floors
- No Onward Chain
Property description
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Steeped in local history, this remarkable character home constructed in the 1890’s, originally serving as Weedon's cobblers and shoe shop. Fully renovated, this property retains an abundance of period charm while offering spacious and versatile accommodation arranged over three floors.
Upon entering the property, you are welcomed into a series of well proportioned reception rooms, each offering its own distinct character and providing flexible living spaces ideal for both family life and entertaining. Whether used as formal sitting rooms, a dining room, home office or snug, these elegant rooms showcase the generous proportions synonymous with homes of this era.
To the rear of the property, the galley style kitchen is fitted with a traditional butler sink, Rangemaster range cooker and solid wood work tops creating a practical yet characterful heart of the home. A convenient WC and inner hallway with garden access complete the ground floor.
The first floor offers three generously sized bedrooms, all enjoying pleasant outlooks and an abundance of natural light. This floor is served by a family bathroom and a separate WC, adding practicality for larger households. Continuing to the second floor, there are two further spacious double bedrooms, making the property ideally suited to growing families, multi generational living or those requiring dedicated guest accommodation. A second bathroom on this level comfortably serves these rooms.
Outside, the property continues to impress with its substantial rear garden. A generous patio provides the perfect setting for outdoor dining and entertaining before leading onto an expansive lawn, offering plenty of space for children to play or keen gardeners to enjoy. Facing west, the garden benefits from afternoon and evening sunshine, creating a wonderfully private and peaceful outdoor retreat. A handy storage room is accessible via the garden.
Combining fascinating local heritage with generous family accommodation and a delightful west facing garden, this is a rare opportunity to acquire one of Weedon's historic homes, offering immense character and exciting potential for its next custodians.
Council Tax Band: D. EPC Rating: E
Upon entering the property, you are welcomed into a series of well proportioned reception rooms, each offering its own distinct character and providing flexible living spaces ideal for both family life and entertaining. Whether used as formal sitting rooms, a dining room, home office or snug, these elegant rooms showcase the generous proportions synonymous with homes of this era.
To the rear of the property, the galley style kitchen is fitted with a traditional butler sink, Rangemaster range cooker and solid wood work tops creating a practical yet characterful heart of the home. A convenient WC and inner hallway with garden access complete the ground floor.
The first floor offers three generously sized bedrooms, all enjoying pleasant outlooks and an abundance of natural light. This floor is served by a family bathroom and a separate WC, adding practicality for larger households. Continuing to the second floor, there are two further spacious double bedrooms, making the property ideally suited to growing families, multi generational living or those requiring dedicated guest accommodation. A second bathroom on this level comfortably serves these rooms.
Outside, the property continues to impress with its substantial rear garden. A generous patio provides the perfect setting for outdoor dining and entertaining before leading onto an expansive lawn, offering plenty of space for children to play or keen gardeners to enjoy. Facing west, the garden benefits from afternoon and evening sunshine, creating a wonderfully private and peaceful outdoor retreat. A handy storage room is accessible via the garden.
Combining fascinating local heritage with generous family accommodation and a delightful west facing garden, this is a rare opportunity to acquire one of Weedon's historic homes, offering immense character and exciting potential for its next custodians.
Council Tax Band: D. EPC Rating: E
MATERIAL INFORMATION
Type - Detached house
Age/Era - Ask Agent
Tenure - Freehold
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Service Charge - Ask Agent
Council Tax - Band D
EPC Rating - E
Electricity Supply - Mains
Gas Supply - Mains
Water Supply - Mains
Sewerage Supply - Mains
Broadband Supply - Ask Agent
Mobile Coverage - Depends on provider
Heating - Central Heating, Gas Central Heating, Open Fire
Parking - On Street
EV Charging - Ask Agent
Accessibility - Ask Agent
Coastal Erosion Risk - Ask Agent
Flood Risks - Has not flooded in the last 5 years
Mining Risks - Ask Agent
Restrictions - Ask Agent
Obligations - Ask Agent
Rights and Easements - Ask Agent
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Property Location
Church Street, Northampton, NN7 4PL
Nearest stations
Nearest schools
Utility supply
Electricity
Mains SupplyWater
Mains SupplyHeating
Central, Gas central, Open fireSewerage
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