Eastfield Crescent Yardley Gobion, Towcester, NN12

Why Buy This Home...

Built in the late 1960s, this four bedroom semi detached home has been thoughtfully adapted to create a sociable, open plan kitchen, dining and living space that feels made for modern family life.

As you arrive, the side by side driveway immediately makes day to day life that little bit easier, especially when everyone is heading out at different times.

Step inside and the generous entrance hall provides plenty of room for busy mornings, welcoming guests and those everyday hellos and goodbyes, without everyone feeling on top of each other. There is also a useful storage cupboard, giving coats and shoes somewhere to disappear.

From the hallway, you walk directly into the open plan living space. The living area is warm and comfortable, giving you somewhere to curl up together for a film or unwind with a glass of wine in front of the log burner on a cold evening.

The room then flows naturally into the kitchen, which sits towards the rear of the home. Because everything is open plan, whoever is cooking can still be part of the conversation. A breakfast bar creates the perfect spot for the children to enjoy a quick bite, chat about their day or keep the chef company. Shaker style units bring together modern and traditional touches, while integrated appliances include a dishwasher and fridge freezer.

Completing this open plan space is the dining area, with plenty of room for a large table where everyone can come together for family meals, Christmas dinner or a classic Sunday roast. Doors open into the garden and the lean to, creating an easy connection between inside and out.

The lean to currently provides a useful area for the children, although it could work equally well as a playroom, utility space or additional storage.

Tucked away from the main open plan living area is a separate reception room, currently used as a home office. This wonderfully versatile room could become a playroom, cosy snug or occasional bedroom as your family’s needs change. It also has direct access to the ground floor bathroom, which can be reached from both this room and the dining area.

The rear garden is a great size and has a lovely sense of privacy, with no homes directly behind and views across the playing fields. There is a handy shed for gardening equipment and additional storage, while the generous amount of space also gives you the option to add a log cabin in the future, perhaps creating a home office, gym or garden room.

Upstairs, you will find four double bedrooms. To the right is the principal bedroom, positioned at the front of the home and offering plenty of room for a king size bed. Built in wardrobes provide generous storage without taking away valuable floor space.

Next door is the fourth bedroom, currently used as a home office. This would also make an ideal bedroom for the youngest member of the family, while still giving you the flexibility to work from home if needed.

Positioned between these bedrooms and the remaining two is the family bathroom, complete with both a bath and a separate shower.

Get to know the area...

Ideally located between Northampton and Milton Keynes, this village offers excellent access to London via the West Coast Main Line, with Milton Keynes station only a 12-minute drive away. The village itself provides a range of convenient amenities, including a One Stop store, post office, and off-license, along with a popular fish and chip van for takeaway options. St. Leonard's Church, nestled on the high street, adds character to the village, which also boasts parish allotments and spacious playing fields for outdoor recreation.

The local pub, The Coffee Pot Tavern, serves as a welcoming community hub, and the village is home to a well-regarded Church of England primary school. For secondary education, several respected private schools, including Stowe, Akeley Wood, and Swanbourne, are within easy reach, as well as The Elizabeth Woodville School in the neighbouring village of Roade. Additionally, the historic town of Stony Stratford is just a 7-minute drive away, providing even more amenities and a charming setting to explore.

Note for Purchasers

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