Knox Road, Wellingborough, NN8 1HX

“Period Charm”
With a host of character features, this charming period terraced property offers a convenient location, attractively decorated accommodation and generous proportions.

Property Highlights
Wellingborough train station and the town centre are just a short walk away and commuters will appreciate the direct rail link to London St Pancras. There are excellent road links, with the A45 and A509 close by and for leisure and retail, the popular Rushden Lakes shopping and leisure complex is only a ten-minute drive.

Entrance through the uPVC front door leads into the Entrance Hall with a pale blue colour drenched colour scheme, timber effect laminate flooring, painted timber doors to the accommodation and stairs rising to the first floor.

The attractively decorated Living Room is naturally light from the floor to ceiling bay window, with two tone colour drenched walls and ceiling, and the folding timber and stained glass doors give a great sense of character and an open plan feel to the dining room when open. There is a sandstone hearth in the feature open chimney, which has been blocked off and has provisions in place for a wall mounted TV (TV not included).

The Dining Room features a seamless flow of the timber effect laminate flooring from the Living Room and has a matching alternated colour scheme. There is ample space for dining furniture, flexibility with the layout of furniture, an opening in the chimney breast that has been blocked off and an obscure glass and timber door leads into the Kitchen.

The generously sized Kitchen/Breakfast Room benefits from the original quarry tiled flooring, a useful understairs pantry cupboard, a door that leads out to the garden and a breakfast bar area, ideal for entertaining while cooking. An opening at the rear of the kitchen leads to the utility area and the fitted kitchen comprises of modern eye and base level units topped with roll top work surfaces, ceramic tiled splashbacks, a one and a half bowl stainless steel sink and draining board under the generous window, space and plumbing for a dishwasher and a fridge/freezer (appliances not included), and integrated appliances to include a low-level electric oven, a four-ring electric hob and a concealed extractor hood.

Separate Utility area with a window to the side elevation, ceramic tiled flooring, an attractive colour scheme and space and plumbing for a washing machine (appliance not included).

Ground floor Bathroom with a window to the side elevation, ceramic tiled flooring and splashbacks, and a three-piece suite to include a low-level WC, a pedestal wash basin and a panel enclosed bath with a fitted shower screen and a rainwater style shower head and separate handheld attachment form the taps.

The stairs flow up to the first floor Landing with doors to the first floor rooms and a hatch to the loft.
Two double Bedrooms, both of which include the original solid timber storage cupboards and the impressive Principal Bedrooms boasts a floor to ceiling bay window and an additional window injecting an abundance of natural light into the room.

Outside
The property occupies a great position on the street and the renovated frontage provides a great deal of kerb appeal. There is a recently re-built red brick wall to the front enclosing the low maintenance forecourt that is predominantly laid with Indian sandstone paving. Sandstone steps lead up the front door that is recessed providing shelter from the elements.

The courtyard rear garden has been designed with low maintenance in mind with a paved area by the property that leads down to a small gravelled raised section that could house a small table and chairs. There are period solid brick walls forming the garden boundaries, a secure timber gate providing rear access, and a useful storage room at the rear of the garden with a uPVC door, a window and lighting.