Main Street, Aldwincle

An extended stone cottage with three reception rooms, three bedrooms and two bathrooms, enjoying a south-west facing garden, over-looking a paddock.

This charming and recently updated character cottage, sits in the heart of this charming village. facing on to Main Street and backing on to a paddock. Traditionally built in local limestone, the cottage offers characterful accommodation.
with three reception rooms and a ground floor bathroom, as well as three first floor bedrooms, one of which has an ensuite shower room.

The front door opens to the hall cum dining room which has a window to the front. Doors lead off to each of the reception rooms and the kitchen / breakfast room. The living room enjoys a dual aspect and has an open fireplace set into the inglenook.

The kitchen / breakfast room is at the back of the house and has a door and window overlooking the garden. This attractive room is fitted with a range of units with worksurfaces and inset Belfast sink, electric oven and hob. There is ample space for family mealtimes.

The study or ground floor bedroom is set off the side hall. This has a fireplace and a charming window seat. Beyond, the bathroom offers a bath with shower over, a WC and a wash basin. There is also a heated towel rail.

Stairs rise from the kitchen to the principal bedroom which is a great size. It has windows overlooking the garden and paddock beyond. Adjacent is the en suite shower room with WC, shower cubicle and hash basin.
A second staircase rises from the sitting room to a large landing which gives access to two further bedrooms.

Outside, accessible from within the garden, is a utility room, with washing machine and dryer.

There is a small front garden set behind the picket fence. The rear garden is a good size and is enclosed by fencing. A former brick store is set to the rear. The garden faces south-west and has a view over the paddock.

Location
Aldwincle is an attractive, Nene Valley village with a well-respected primary school. There are footpaths and bridleways that lead to the gently-rolling countryside that surrounds the village. Historic Oundle is nearby and offers a range of family-run shops, businesses and restaurants. There is also a Waitrose supermarket. The town offers a range of schooling, sports facilities and societies. Peterborough and Kettering offer extensive facilities, as well as main line rail services to London.

Services Tenure EPC Council Tax Local Authority
Mains electricity, water & drainage. Freehold, with vacant possession. Band TBA Band B North Northants Council
Electric heating.