Pippin Close, Cogenhoe, Northampton, Northamptonshire, NN7

'Appledore' is an exceptional home has been fully modernized and extended under the current owners tensureship alongside now offering an even larger garden. The home is sat on a quiet Cul De Sac situated in the charming village of Cogenhoe within stones throw of countryside views.

The accommodation on offer includes a fully appliance fitted extended and Velux fitted Kitchen/Breakfast Room with Kitchen Island and Quartz Work-Surfaces, Bi-Fold Doors on to the patio area of the garden, snug and study. Furthermore you will find a vast entrance hall, sizeable bright living room, an ample utility room and w.c..

Upstairs benefits from 4 ample bedrooms, 2 of which benefit from en-suite shower rooms alongside a sleek main bathroom. The external space boasts a delightful 4+ car driveway, with a secure car-width access down the left elevation which reaches all the way to the rear of the garden, where you will find a CAT6 ethernet cable and fully electric powered triple garage. The main enclosed rear garden has a superb patio area & vast lawn area which extends to the rear left of the plot also.

The home benefits from a range of hi-spec features, including app-controlled underfloor heating on the ground floor, fully hardwired CAT6 ethernet cables and the aforementioned fully appliance fitted kitchen whilst retaining charming features including a log burner and stunningly crafted oak staircase.

Council Tax Band: D | EPC: C

Entrance Hall, Storage and Hallway

Lounge 7.00m x 3.40m

Kitchen/Breakfast 7.00m x 4.65m

Snug 3.20m x 2.85m

Study 2.90m x 2.85m

Utility 3.15m x 2.70m

Stairs Leading to first floor landing

Bedroom 1  5.20m MAX x 4.70m MAX + Walk In Wardrobes

Ensuite 

Bedroom 2  4.00m x 3.40m

Ensuite

Bedroom 3 3.90m x 3.70m

Bedroom 4 3.60m x 2.50m

Family Bathroom

Triple Garage 7.70m x 6.50m

HISTORY AND LOCATION

Cogenhoe is a highly regarded Northamptonshire village with a rich history dating back to Saxon times. Recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086, the village has retained much of its historic character, centered around the beautiful Church of St Peter and a collection of period properties. Once an agricultural community with links to the county's renowned boot and shoe industry, Cogenhoe today offers an attractive blend of heritage, charm and modern village living.

Situated approximately 5 miles east of Northampton, Cogenhoe enjoys an enviable position overlooking the picturesque Nene Valley. The village offers a welcoming community, popular primary school and access to scenic countryside walks while benefiting from excellent transport links via the A45, M1 and Northampton railway station providing convenient connections to London, Birmingham & wider Midlands. Combining the tranquility of village life with easy access to major centers, Cogenhoe remains a sought-after location for families and commuters alike.