Church Walk, Great Billing, Northampton, Northamptonshire, NN3

Winkworth Estate Agents are delighted to offer for sale this rarely available end of terrace cottage, nicely positioned within the conservation area of Great Billing Village. The property which is offered for sale with no onward chain presents a great oppoutunity to live in a sought after village within Northampton providing the best of both village and easy access to town.

The accommodation comprises entrance hall, lounge with fireplace, large kitchen/dining room, two bedrooms and a four piece bathroom suite. The rear courtyard garden has a sunny aspect to it and in turn leads to the stone built storage barns. Windows and doors are double glazed where specified and there is gas radiator heating. Externally to the rear there is a raised area of lawn enclosed by a mixture of stone and brick walls, and a path that leads to outbuildings with pantile roofing. Properties of this nature are rarely available, so early viewing is recommended to avoid disappointment.

Charming Historic Outbuildings
The rear garden boasts a rare piece of local history with two beautifully preserved character outbuildings. Originally serving the property during its estate cottage era, these separate spaces include an original exterior water closet featuring a classic high-flush gravity cistern, alongside an authentic Victorian washhouse complete with its original brick and cast-iron heating boiler (or "copper"). Full of rustic appeal, these structures provide exceptional charm and offer fantastic scope for imaginative buyers looking to create a bespoke home office, garden studio, or outdoor utility zone.

Viewings will be carried out on Saturday November 7th between 10am and 12pm. Please book you viewing slot by calling or email

According to records from the Northamptonshire Historic Environment Record, the terrace was constructed out of coursed ironstone rubble, a traditional local building material. The properties were two storeys high, featuring distinctive gables that faced the road.
Architectural historians suggest that these properties were originally built as estate cottages for Billing Hall, which was a dominant country estate that historically owned most of the land in the parish. Local historical accounts note that the traditional cottages situated along Church Walk were believed to date as far back as the 17th century. (information collected from historic England and Billing Parish Council)

EPC Rating: TBC
Council Tax Band: C