Turner Street - NN1

This very well presented period home offers approximately 1,054 sq ft of accommodation arranged over three floors, combining attractive period features with a well-maintained and thoughtfully presented interior.

The property opens into a welcoming entrance hall, with attractive wooden flooring extending through the hall, into the living/dining room and continuing up the staircase to the first floor.

The living/dining room is a particularly spacious room, with a bay window to the front and French doors opening onto the rear garden. There is ample space for both comfortable seating and dining, with a doorway providing access to the staircase down to the cellar, which offers useful additional storage and benefits from lighting, power and a tiled floor.

The kitchen is positioned to the rear and is fitted with a good range of wall and floor-mounted units, work surfaces and space for appliances. Windows to the rear and side provide plenty of natural light.

To the first floor are two well-proportioned bedrooms. Bedroom One has two windows to the front and two fitted wardrobes, while Bedroom Two overlooks the rear. The bathroom is fitted with a bath with shower over, WC and washbasin, with a window to the side. The first-floor landing also provides useful space for a desk and has loft access.

The property retains plenty of period character, including the attractive red-brick frontage, bay window and decorative brick detailing, while the accommodation has been very well presented throughout.

To the rear is a good-sized courtyard-style garden, mainly laid to paving and complemented by well-established flowerbeds containing a variety of plants, shrubs and flowers. The garden also features pear trees and grapevines, together with a timber shed to the rear.

Overall, this is a charming and exceptionally well-presented period home, offering well-proportioned accommodation, useful cellar storage and a beautifully established rear garden. Call LESS THAN 1% to view...


GROUND FLOOR:

- Entrance Hall:
Stairs rising to First Floor. Doors to...

- Living/Dining Room:
Bay Window to Front Aspect. French Doors to Rear Aspect. Door to Staircase which descends to Cellar. Doorway to...

- Kitchen:
Window to Rear Aspect. Window to Side Aspect. Wall and Floor mounted Units housing Sink. Space for White Goods and Cooker.

LOWER GROUND FLOOR:

- Cellar:
Glass Brick Window to Front Aspect. Lighting and Power. Tiled Floor.

FIRST FLOOR:

- First Floor Landing:
Loft access overhead. Doors to...

- Bedroom One:
Two Windows to Front Aspect. Two Fitted Wardrobes.

- Bedroom Two:
Window to Rear Aspect.

- Bathroom:
Window to Side Aspect. Bath with Shower Over. WC. Washbasin.

EXTERIOR:

- Rear Garden:
A good sized Court-yard Style Rear Garden mainly laid to Paving. Well Established Flowerbeds offering a variety of plants, shrubs and flowers. Timber Shed to the Rear.


LOCAL AMENITIES:

- Shopping & Amenities:

The property is well positioned for the amenities of Wellingborough Road, with a wide range of independent shops, convenience stores, cafés, restaurants and takeaways along the road. The area also benefits from a number of smaller supermarkets and everyday services within the surrounding streets.

- Parks & Recreation:

Abington Park is close by and provides extensive green space, mature trees, formal gardens, lakes, children's play areas and sporting facilities. The nearby Racecourse also provides a substantial area of open space and is easily accessible from the property.

ROAD & TRANSPORT LINKS:

The property is well located for access to Northampton town centre, with the central shopping and commercial areas within easy reach.

There are numerous local bus stops nearby, including stops on Stimpson Avenue, Kettering Road and Billington Street, with the closest stops approximately 0.1–0.2 miles from the property.

Northampton Railway Station is approximately 1.3 miles away, providing rail connections including services towards London Euston and Birmingham New Street.

For road connections, the property has convenient access towards the A45 and A43, providing routes around Northampton and towards the wider Northamptonshire road network.

SCHOOLING:

- Primary & Infants:

Stimpson Avenue Academy – Good – approx. 0.17 miles as the crow flies. The school caters for children aged 3–11. Its latest Ofsted inspection, published in September 2023, was graded Good overall.
Barry Primary School – Good – approx. 0.46 miles as the crow flies.
Vernon Terrace Primary School – Good – approx. 0.49 miles as the crow flies.

- Secondary:

Northampton School for Boys – Outstanding – approx. 0.68 miles as the crow flies. The school is for boys aged 11–18. Its March 2025 Ofsted inspection recorded Outstanding judgements for quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, leadership and management and sixth-form provision.
Malcolm Arnold Academy – Good – approx. 0.8 miles as the crow flies.

ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING:

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The fee must be paid directly to Lifetime Legal before we can issue a memorandum of sale and is non-refundable.

We may receive a proportion of the fee charged by Lifetime Legal to compensate us for our role in arranging these checks.