Dukes Green Road, Kislingbury Northamptonshire, NN7

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Kislingbury Village | Approx. 4 miles from Northampton | M1 Junction 16 | Village Primary School | River Nene & Countryside Walks | Local Pubs | Large Garden | Parking for Two | Potential for Outbuildings

Located in the heart of the highly regarded village of Kislingbury, this extended two-bedroom semi-detached home offers surprisingly spacious and versatile accommodation and scope to improve, together with a substantial rear garden backing onto open countryside. Set at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac, the property provides an excellent opportunity for buyers looking for a village lifestyle, generous outdoor space and convenient access to Northampton and the wider road network.

Inside

At the front of the house the kitchen is well equipped with a range of wooden fronted units, work surfaces and a range-style cooker, together with space for a freestanding fridge freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. Wood-effect laminate flooring provides a practical finish.. The kitchen leads into a particularly large extended sitting/dining/reception room, providing an excellent everyday living and entertaining space. The room benefits from wide aluminium sliding doors opening directly onto the rear patio, creating a strong connection between the house and garden and allowing plenty of natural light into the extended accommodation. A retractable sunshade provides additional comfort during warmer months.


Completing the ground floor is a useful downstairs WC and separate store room, adding valuable flexibility to the accommodation.

To the first floor, the landing provides access to two well-proportioned bedrooms, together with a family wet room fitted with an electric shower, wash hand basin and WC. The wet room features wooden wall panelling.

Outside

One of the property's standout features is the substantial rear garden, which is enclosed and enjoys an attractive outlook towards open fields and the surrounding Northamptonshire countryside.

The garden is predominantly laid to lawn and offers considerable potential for those looking to create landscaped gardens, entertaining areas or additional outbuildings, subject of course to any necessary permissions. There are already bases providing potential for sheds or workshops.

A particularly useful feature is the vehicular access to the rear, available down the side of the property, providing excellent flexibility for garden maintenance, storage or future improvements.

To the front, there is off-road parking for two vehicles.

Location

Kislingbury is a highly regarded Northamptonshire village offering the best of both worlds – a genuine village lifestyle surrounded by open countryside and the River Nene, whilst being exceptionally well connected for commuters. Situated approximately four miles west of Northampton, the village enjoys easy access to the A4500 and M1, with Junction 16 only around two miles away, providing excellent road links across the region.

Families are well catered for with Kislingbury Primary School located within the village and Campion School in nearby Bugbrooke providing secondary and sixth-form education. The village also offers a range of everyday amenities, including a village store, village hall, pubs and places to eat, together with local sporting facilities and an excellent network of countryside walks, footpaths and bridleways.

Kislingbury Primary School is right in the village on High Street and caters for children aged 4–11. Its most recent Ofsted inspection, in May 2023, judged it Good.

For secondary education, Campion School in Bugbrooke is a local 11–18 secondary school with a sixth form. Importantly for a Kislingbury listing, the school's published admissions information identifies Kislingbury as part of its linked area, and Kislingbury Primary School is listed among its designated contributory primary schools.

For commuters, Northampton provides a mainline railway station with services towards London Euston and other major destinations, while the M1 provides convenient access towards Milton Keynes, Birmingham, Leicester and beyond.

• Picturesque village environment
• River Nene and surrounding countryside
• Local walks, footpaths and bridleways
• Village community and activities
• Village shop/post-office facilities
• Local pubs and places to eat
• Village hall and sporting clubs