Details:
Set within the village of Syresham, this extended 1960s semi-detached home offers well-balanced family accommodation with good natural light throughout. The ground floor centres on the sitting room to the front with a bay window and open fireplace, and a generous dining area opening into a full-width rear conservatory that looks out to the garden. The kitchen benefits from useful ancillary storage via two pantry areas.

Upstairs, three bedrooms and the family bathroom are arranged off a central landing, with a further staircase rising to the second-floor extension where the vaulted principal bedroom enjoys good lighting, eaves storage, and an en suite shower room.

Outside, the property has enclosed gardens to both front and rear. The rear is arranged over two tiers with established lawn, productive raised beds and two seating areas providing flexibility for dining and entertaining. A single garage is located in a separate nearby block, adding secure storage and off-road parking provision.

Features:
Extended semi-detached family home
Four bedrooms with vaulted principal suite
Two reception rooms
Open fireplace
Full-width conservatory
Kitchen with pantry storage
Enclosed front and rear gardens
Garage in separate block

Local Authority: West Northamptonshire Council
Council Tax: C
EPC: F
Tenure: Freehold
Services: Propane Gas Cylinders, Electricity, Water, Drainage
Heating: Gas Central Heating

Location:
The property is located in the centre of the picturesque village of Syresham in South Northamptonshire.

Syresham is a village that has managed to retain much of its old-world charm and provides an ideal location for families seeking a tranquil setting with the benefit of good amenities.

Facilities within the village include The King's Head, a traditional coaching inn; post office and village store; Methodist Chapel; modern village hall; and Sports and Social Club.

Syresham is justly proud of its Primary School, which is at the heart of the village. Additional schooling is available at Akeley Wood School, Beachborough School, Magdalen College School, and Winchester House School in Brackley.

The village further benefits from good access to the arterial roads of the A43, M1, and M40. Milton Keynes and Northampton are approximately 30 minutes' drive away, from where train journeys can be made to London Euston in 1 hour. The market towns of Brackley and Towcester are just a short drive away and provide an extended range of shops, supermarkets, and restaurants.

The village is surrounded by the remnants of ancient woodlands used as hunting grounds for past royalty, and the source of the River Great Ouse is purported to be located nearby, flowing as a small brook as it passes through the village on its 142-mile journey to the Wash in Norfolk.

The beautiful church of St James the Great is located on a steeply banked hillside to the north-east of the village. This 13th-century church has an impressive, shingled spire which rises next to a backdrop of equally inspiring trees.

Accommodation:
Entrance Hall
Entered via a part-glazed front door with matching side lights, the hall is a bright, welcoming space with parquet flooring and neutral décor. A timber staircase with stained balustrade and handrail rises to the first floor, fitted with cut-pile carpet. Glazed timber doors lead through to the kitchen and sitting room.

Kitchen
Positioned to the rear right-hand side of the house, the kitchen is a practical space fitted with cottage-style wall and base units and roll-edge worktops. A stainless-steel sink with chrome mixer tap and spray hose sits beneath a wide, multi-pane window overlooking the conservatory, bringing in useful borrowed light.

Integrated appliances include a built-in electric oven and an induction hob with extractor above, with space for additional appliances. Storage is supplemented by an understairs pantry with a glazed side light, along with a second pantry area with fitted shelving-ideal for household and cleaning items. A glazed timber door leads through to the dining area.

Sitting Room
Located to the front left-hand side of the house, the sitting room enjoys excellent natural light from a box bay window. The floor is finished with engineered oak boards and the walls are in neutral tones. A focal open fireplace features a riven, stone-effect hearth and brick-slip surround. An open doorway leads through to the dining area.

Dining Room
A well-proportioned room with space for a large dining table and chairs. Engineered oak flooring continues through from the sitting room, and natural light is drawn in from the rear conservatory. A full-height glazed door provides access to the conservatory.

Conservatory
Spanning the full width of the rear of the house, the conservatory provides an additional reception space with views over the garden. It is fitted with double-glazed windows, and the floor is finished in a combination of sheet vinyl and laminate boarding. A glazed door (currently not in use) opens to the side aspect.

First Floor Landing
Centrally positioned, the landing has a quarter-winder staircase rising to the second-floor accommodation. Walls are neutrally decorated and the floor is fitted with cut-pile carpet. Natural light is provided by a top-hung casement window to the side aspect. Six-panel white internal doors open to the bedrooms and family bathroom. A large built-in airing cupboard with double doors and slatted pine shelving provides excellent linen and laundry storage.

Bedroom 2
A well-proportioned double bedroom positioned to the front left-hand side of the house, with ample space for freestanding wardrobes and storage. A wide, multi-pane window provides excellent natural light. The room is finished with neutral cut-pile carpet, and the walls include decorative lining paper.

Bedroom 3
A further double bedroom set to the rear left-hand side of the house, with a three-pane window overlooking the garden. The room has cut-pile carpet underfoot and decorative lining paper to the walls. A full-width built-in wardrobe with louvred doors incorporates hanging rails and upper shelving, providing useful storage.

Bedroom 4
A single bedroom positioned to the front right-hand side of the house, currently used as a dressing room. A three-pane window provides good natural light. The room is neutrally decorated and finished with cut-pile carpet.

Family Bathroom
The family bathroom is fitted with a three-piece suite comprising a bath with shower over, a close-coupled WC and a pedestal wash-hand basin with chrome mixer tap. A four-pane casement window with frosted glazing to the rear aspect provides natural light and ventilation. Wall finishes are a combination of aqua-style panels, marble-effect ceramic tiling and neutral painted areas, with vinyl tile flooring. Heating is via a chrome ladder-style heated towel rail.

Principal Bedroom
Located within the second-floor extension, the principal bedroom is a pleasant vaulted space with a front-facing rooflight and a three-pane rear window, both providing good natural light. Low-level eaves cupboards incorporate hanging rails and offer useful additional storage. The floor is finished with neutral loop-pile carpet, and lighting is provided by recessed downlights. A six-panel white door leads to the en suite.

En Suite
The en suite is fitted with a three-piece suite comprising a quadrant shower enclosure, close-coupled WC and a pedestal wash-hand basin with chrome mixer tap. Oak-effect sheet vinyl flooring is complemented by part marble-effect ceramic wall tiling with contrasting blue painted finishes. A frosted rear casement window provides natural light, and mechanical extract ventilation is installed.

Grounds
Front Aspect
Set back from Broad Street, the property has a good-sized, gated front garden with a pathway leading to the recessed entrance porch. The garden is mainly laid to lawn, bordered by mid-height conifers to the right-hand side and low boundary walls. A timber side gate provides access to the rear garden via a covered side passage, where a part-glazed door offers additional pedestrian access to the kitchen.

Rear Garden
The rear garden is arranged over two tiers. Immediately behind the conservatory is a gravelled seating area, well-suited to outdoor dining. Steps rise to the main lawn, with raised vegetable beds to one side. A further patio sits at the rear of the plot, creating an additional seating/entertaining area. There is a substantial timber garden shed with a dual-pitched, felted roof, and the boundaries are largely formed by close-board fencing.

Garage
A single garage is located in a nearby communal block, providing secure storage and off-road parking. It is of brick and block construction beneath a flat roof, with an aluminium up-and-over door.

Important Notice:
Whilst every care has been taken with the preparation of these Sales Particulars, complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed, and they do not constitute a contract or part of one. David Cosby Chartered Surveyors have not conducted a survey of the premises nor tested services, appliances, equipment, or fittings within the property and therefore no guarantee can be made that they are in good working order. No assumption should be made that the property has all necessary statutory approvals and consents such as planning and building regulations approval. Any measurements given within the particulars are approximate and photographs are provided for general information and do not infer that any item shown is included in the sale. Any plans provided are for illustrative purposes only and are not to scale.

In all cases, prospective purchasers should verify matters for themselves by way of independent inspection and enquiries. Any comments made herein on the condition of the property are provided for guidance only and should not be relied upon.

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