Bradshaw Way, Irchester

Who Parks Their Car In The Garage These Days? This chain free semi’s a freshly decorated blank canvas, waiting for you to make it your own. And the garage conversion adds extra space that’s ideal if you work from home or run a home business.

You can’t blame the builders…when this spacious semi was built in the late 60’s it had the ground floor layout that traditional families craved at the time - with a separate living room, dining room and kitchen. And a built-in single garage.

Since then the ground floor has been updated several times. A conservatory has been added at the rear, the built-in single garage has been converted and a few internal walls have come down, creating a kitchen-diner rather than two separate rooms.

It’s now a much more modern, well connected space where the whole family can get together or you can welcome friends and neighbours.

Starting at the front, the spacious lounge has French doors to the kitchen-diner, which in turn leads to the conservatory.

You can get from the kitchen to the converted garage - now split into a handy utility, a downstairs loo, a separate store room and an office at the front with its own entrance from the drive. That means you can come and go as you please or welcome clients without them traipsing through the house.

There’s plenty of room to cook, chat and tackle homework in the kitchen-diner but there’s scope to open it up even further (by knocking through to the utility), or even extend at the back.

Upstairs has two double bedrooms and a single bedroom, along with a stylish and modern family bathroom.

The back garden has a paved seating area next to the conservatory, a lawn and a wooden shed at the back.

There’s space to park a couple of cars at the front (a mix of block paving and gravel) so you’re unlikely to ever miss not being able to park in the garage

Irchester is a popular commuter village thanks to the handy location between Wellingborough and Rushden. It’s less than 15 minutes drive to Wellingborough and under 10 minutes to the centre of Rushden or Rushden Lakes.

Bradshaw Way is a quiet, family friendly street that will be a safe place for kids to play. It’s only a 10 minute walk to the centre of the village, where there’s a Co-op, a post office, a choice of takeaways and The Carpenters Arms pub.

There’s a popular primary school that’s also a short walk away and families with older children only have a 3 minute drive to Wollaston School in the neighbouring village.

Being on the western edge of the village means you’ve got the countryside at the end of the street - it’s only a short drive or a 15 minute walk to Irchester Country Park, with 200 acres of woodland, meadows, play areas and walking trails.

A chain free, blank canvas semi with a smart garage conversion, kitchen-diner and a ready-made home office with its own entrance. It’s ready for you to move in, make it your own and enjoy village life.

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