Crick, Northampton, NN6 7TX

"Tumbledown Cottage" truly sounds like a remarkable find, offering a harmonious blend of historical charm and modern updates. The solid oak floors and staircases, along with handmade leaded windows, add an unmistakable touch of elegance and authenticity to the property. These unique architectural features are sure to captivate those who appreciate the beauty of period homes.

The comprehensive refurbishment undertaken by the current owners, including updates to the electrics and insulation, is a testament to their commitment to preserving the cottage's heritage while ensuring it meets contemporary standards of comfort and efficiency. This combination of old-world charm and modern amenities makes Tumbledown Cottage a standout choice for discerning buyers.

With its generous living space and three double bedrooms, the cottage offers both room to spread out and cozy nooks to retreat to. The courtyard garden provides a tranquil outdoor oasis, perfect for enjoying the serenity of village life.

Overall, Tumbledown Cottage promises to be a delightful haven for anyone seeking a unique period property that has been lovingly restored and maintained. Its timeless appeal and convenient location in the heart of the village make it an irresistible option for those in search of a characterful home.

Location

Crick offers a lovely balance of rural charm and convenient amenities. Being situated within the Northamptonshire countryside, residents can enjoy the tranquillity of the surroundings while still having access to essential services like a co-op, post office, and schools, cafe and public houses and excellent sports facilities. The proximity to the Grand Union Canal adds to the picturesque setting and provides recreational opportunities.

The availability of good schools in the area is likely to be a significant draw for families considering moving to Crick. The accessibility to Rugby and Northampton via regular bus services, right on the doorstep, as well as convenient links to the M1, M6 and other trunk roads, make commuting or traveling for leisure relatively easy. Additionally, the fast train service to London Euston from Rugby railway station is a notable benefit for those needing to travel to the capital.

Regarding the property itself, it's worth noting that fixtures, fittings, and furniture are excluded from the sale, although some items may be negotiable separately. With mains water, electricity, drainage, and electric heating, the property offers modern comforts in a charming countryside setting.

Tenure
The property is to be sold freehold with vacant possession.

CHAIN FREE 

Local Authority
Daventry District Council.

Council Tax Band B.

Viewings
Strictly by appointment through The Agent Louise Owen

Directions
Postcode – NN6 7TX

Property Ref LO 0765

Disclaimer 
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