Church Street, Weedon, Northampton
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- AN EXCEPTIONALLY SPACIOUS THREE-BEDROOM FIRST-FLOOR APARTMENT offering generous and versatile accommodation throughout
- UPDATED KITCHEN providing a fresh and modern space whilst complementing the property's period appeal
- RECENTLY REFURBISHED AND REPAINTED EXTERIOR, enhancing the attractive appearance of this distinctive period building
- FASCINATING HISTORICAL CONNECTION TO WEEDON BARRACKS, having originally served as a hardware and grocery store during the 19th century
- A TRULY UNIQUE HOME WITH SPACE, CHARACTER AND FUTURE POTENTIAL, ideal for buyers seeking something special and a little different from the ordinary...VIEWING IS A MUST!!!
- DATING BACK TO THE 1850s, boasting a fascinating history and an abundance of character and charm
- SUBSTANTIAL ATTIC SPACE WITH IMPRESSIVE POTENTIAL, benefiting from raised walls, Velux windows and scope for conversion, subject to necessary consents
- RECENTLY REFURBISHED, with fresh décor, new carpets and flooring throughout
- WONDERFUL VILLAGE LOCATION with convenient access to local amenities, Daventry, Northampton and major road networks
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A SUBSTANTIAL THREE-BEDROOM APARTMENT, BRIMMING WITH HISTORY, CHARACTER AND CHARM, SITUATED IN THE HEART OF THE DELIGHTFUL VILLAGE OF WEEDON.
Steeped in local history and believed to date back to the 1850s, this impressive and exceptionally spacious two-bedroom first-floor apartment forms part of a fascinating period building that once served as a hardware and grocery store supplying the nearby historic Weedon Barracks.
Originally occupied by the shopkeeper and his family, the first floor provided the owner's living accommodation, while the substantial attic space above was used for storing goods, which were transported using a traditional block-and-pulley system. The building was subsequently converted into separate residential accommodation around the 1950s, retaining much of its historical charm and character.
More recently, the property has benefited from a programme of improvements, including the refurbishment and repainting of the exterior, an updated kitchen, complete internal redecoration and the installation of new carpets and flooring throughout, creating a wonderfully fresh and welcoming home ready for its next owner to enjoy.
One of the property's particularly interesting features is the substantial attic space, which benefits from an unusually generous design with raised external walls, maximising the usable floor area. The roof has previously been replaced and incorporates Velux windows overlooking the surrounding area towards Everdon, together with an additional window overlooking West Street. This impressive space presents exciting potential for conversion into additional accommodation, subject to all necessary permissions, regulations and consents.
The apartment itself offers generous proportions and a wonderful sense of space, making it an ideal choice for buyers seeking something a little different from a conventional modern flat.
Situated within the charming village of Weedon, the property enjoys a delightful setting surrounded by local history, village amenities and beautiful Northamptonshire countryside, whilst remaining conveniently placed for access to Daventry, Northampton and excellent road connections.
Combining fascinating history, impressive proportions, recent improvements and exciting future potential, this is a truly individual home that deserves to be viewed to be fully appreciated.
Steeped in local history and believed to date back to the 1850s, this impressive and exceptionally spacious two-bedroom first-floor apartment forms part of a fascinating period building that once served as a hardware and grocery store supplying the nearby historic Weedon Barracks.
Originally occupied by the shopkeeper and his family, the first floor provided the owner's living accommodation, while the substantial attic space above was used for storing goods, which were transported using a traditional block-and-pulley system. The building was subsequently converted into separate residential accommodation around the 1950s, retaining much of its historical charm and character.
More recently, the property has benefited from a programme of improvements, including the refurbishment and repainting of the exterior, an updated kitchen, complete internal redecoration and the installation of new carpets and flooring throughout, creating a wonderfully fresh and welcoming home ready for its next owner to enjoy.
One of the property's particularly interesting features is the substantial attic space, which benefits from an unusually generous design with raised external walls, maximising the usable floor area. The roof has previously been replaced and incorporates Velux windows overlooking the surrounding area towards Everdon, together with an additional window overlooking West Street. This impressive space presents exciting potential for conversion into additional accommodation, subject to all necessary permissions, regulations and consents.
The apartment itself offers generous proportions and a wonderful sense of space, making it an ideal choice for buyers seeking something a little different from a conventional modern flat.
Situated within the charming village of Weedon, the property enjoys a delightful setting surrounded by local history, village amenities and beautiful Northamptonshire countryside, whilst remaining conveniently placed for access to Daventry, Northampton and excellent road connections.
Combining fascinating history, impressive proportions, recent improvements and exciting future potential, this is a truly individual home that deserves to be viewed to be fully appreciated.
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