Raynsford Road, Dallington, Northampton
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- Stunning Four Bedroom Stone Cottage
- Stunning Double Side Log Burner to Lounge and Dining Room
- Three reception Rooms
- Kitchen/Breakfast Room
- Charm & Character Throughout
- Exposed Stone & Brick walls
- Garden
- Sought After Village Location
- Viewing Strongly Advised
- COUNCIL TAX BAND F EPC RATING D
A beautifully presented four bedroom stone cottage that has been been decorated throughout sympathetically and retaining all the charm & character.
Summary Of Accommodation: Hall, Lounge with inglenook fireplace. Dining Room. Family Room. Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Master Bedroom & En-suite, Three Further Bedrooms, Bathroom and Garden
Local Information
LOCAL AREA INFORMATION
Situated just off the A428 Harlestone Road, Dallington village is separated from a small development of newer properties by Mill Lane, a road leading to the suburb of Kingsthorpe and benefiting from a petrol station with general stores. Within the old village there is a church and public house bordering Dallington Park, a lovely green space with recreational ground and tennis courts. Dallington is also within easy reach of both Northampton Town's rugby and football club facilities, the latter of which is based at Sixfields where further restaurant, gymnasium, ten pin bowling, cinema and retail facilities are located. A selection of Primary schools within walking distance and Duston Secondary School has an outstanding Ofsted (2013). Northampton town centre is less than a mile further south on the A428 and offers a variety of high street shopping, leisure, medical and local authority services plus mainline rail services to London Euston and Birmingham New Street, whilst for vehicular main road links M1 J15a is less than 3 miles way.
THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES
ENTRANCE HALL
Gained via wooden front door, latch key door to lounge, leaded light window overlooking the lounge.
LOUNGE 5.44m (17'10) x 2.95m (9'8)
DINING ROOM 5.36m (17'7) x 2.67m (8'9)
FAMILY ROOM 3.02m (9'11) x 2.87m (9'5)
KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM 5.46m (17'11) x 3.28m (10'9max)
FIRST FLOOR LANDING
BEDROOM ONE 3.53m (11'7max) x 3.53m (11'7max)
EN SUITE 2.82m (9'3) x 1.60m (5'3)
BEDROOM TWO 3.45m (11'4) x 3.05m (10')
BEDROOM THREE 2.87m (9'5) x 2.44m (8')
BEDROOM FOUR 2.77m (9'1) x 1.93m (6'4)
BATHROOM 2.24m (7'4) x 2.03m (6'8)
OUTSIDE
REAR GARDEN
The garden is beautifully enclosed by stone walls and offers a patio with stairs rising to a generous decked area. The garden also offers a shed of timber construction, raised bedding areas and a wall mounted water feature
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