Equestrian Way, Weedon, Northampton, Northamptonshire, NN7

Chelton Brown are delighted to present this exceptional detached four-bedroom home, beautifully situated in the heart of the sought-after village of Weedon Bec. Combining charm, space and modern design, it’s a property that ticks every box for family living.

Set on Equestrian Way, the location itself is steeped in history, with original horse tethers dating back to 1803, when King George III reigned and a military equestrian troop was based at the local barracks, still visible as you enter the cul-de-sac.

Inside, the home has been thoughtfully upgraded, with stylish wood flooring and new internal doors setting the tone as you step into the hallway. The heart of the property is without doubt the stunning open-plan living space, extended to create an impressive family hub. A fabulous kitchen with separate utility room opens into a spacious dining area – large enough to accommodate even a snooker table – which in turn flows into a welcoming living space centred around a sleek log-burning stove. Designed for both entertaining and everyday life, it’s the kind of space where family and friends can gather with ease. A separate reception room offers valuable flexibility, perfect as a study, playroom, or an additional lounge.

Upstairs, the layout continues to impress, with the main bedroom benefitting from its own en-suite. Three further well-proportioned bedrooms and a modern family bathroom complete the accommodation.

The outside space is just as appealing. A generous plot provides a private, low-maintenance, south-east-facing garden, carefully landscaped to create distinct areas for relaxation and entertaining. To the side, an enclosed area houses a hot tub – the perfect retreat after a long day – while the front of the property features a useful storage space and a large block-paved driveway offering ample parking for several vehicles.

Weedon Bec itself is a thriving Northamptonshire village, often described as the “centre of England.” It offers a strong sense of community and a wide range of amenities, including shops, a doctor’s surgery, dentist, pharmacy, and highly regarded schools. The village is also home to several excellent pubs and restaurants, while the Grand Union Canal, bridleways and footpaths provide endless opportunities for walking and cycling. For commuters, road networks are close at hand, and Long Buckby railway station is only a short drive away.

In summary, this is a home that combines history, character and contemporary family living in one of the county’s most desirable villages. Stylish, practical and full of surprises, it’s a property that works perfectly both inside and out.