£695,000
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Set back from the road at the end of a long private driveway, this detached three- or four-bedroom family home stands in an established rural setting in Aldwincle, North Northamptonshire. The property is set within approximately 1.25 acres (about 0.51 hectares), with gardens, paddocks and equestrian facilities. The price guide is £695,000.
The house has double glazing and oil-fired central heating throughout. The entrance hall has a tiled entry area, parquet flooring and dog-leg stairs, with a guest cloakroom nearby. The main reception room has a multi-fuel stove and French doors to a conservatory with tiled flooring and an exposed stone wall.
The dining room connects to the breakfast kitchen, which has wall and base units, tiled splashbacks and flooring, space for freestanding appliances and plumbing for a dishwasher. A 1½-bowl sink sits beneath dual-aspect windows. A ground-floor fourth bedroom, currently used as a study, provides additional flexible space.
The utility and rear entrance has fitted units, washing-machine plumbing and space for a tumble dryer and an additional fridge or freezer. It opens to the parking area and side garden and gives access to a shower room and an additional reception room, formerly a garage. The latter has laminate flooring, two sets of sliding patio doors and a multi-fuel stove on a slate hearth.
Upstairs, the landing has loft access and a tank and airing cupboard. The main bedroom has dual-aspect windows and views; bedrooms two and three are also doubles. The family bathroom has a bath with shower over, wash basin and WC.
The rural plot has open views to the front and rear, lawned gardens, mature trees and shrubs, and an attached outhouse/boiler room. A gravelled drive provides parking and passes through double wooden gates. Post-and-rail paddocks on either side of the drive provide flat grazing and turnout.
At the end of the main paddock are a stable block with tack room and a small barn/hay store with further storage; water is connected to the stables. The grounds also include a metal store/tool shed, timber store/shed and timber log store. The total land area is approximately 1.25 acres, or about 0.51 hectares.
Aldwincle is an East Northamptonshire village along the River Nene, surrounded by valley meadows, open countryside and woodland. The village has a primary school and two churches. Shopping and leisure facilities are available in Oundle and Thrapston, while Kettering, Huntingdon and Peterborough offer broader facilities and mainline rail services. The source states journey times to London from 48 minutes.
Contact Rural Scene on or email reception@ruralscene.co.uk. Quote reference AR8757.
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