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This substantial three storey stone house stands in attractive partly walled gardens in the heart of the village of Harpole offering five bedroomed accommodation with three reception rooms. The interior extends to approximately 2,200 square feet including a spacious kitchen/breakfast room re-fitted in 2022 and includes master and guest bedroom suites together with a family bathroom. The gardens extend to approximately 0.2 of an acre and include a detached double garage block with additional driveway parking.
5.94m x 1.98m (19'6 x 6'6)
Approached through a partly glazed front door the hall has natural oak hardwood flooring and contains the stairs rising to the first floor with an under stairs storage cupboard and has an oak stripped floor beneath a ceiling with exposed beams. There are panelled doors giving access to:-
5.08m x4.70m (16'8 x15'5)
With an attractive open hearth cast iron regency style fireplace with a tiled hearth the lounge has a statement wall and windows to front and side elevations.
3.10m x 3.38m (10'2 x 11'1)
Also with an open hearth fireplace with cupboards and shelving either side this room has natural oak hardwood flooring and a window to the front elevation.
4.09m x 3.07m (13'5 x 10'1)
Also with oak flooring and french doors opening to the rear terrace and garden.
5.11m x 4.17m (16'9 x 13'8)
A well proportioned room fitted with ample floor cabinets with polished Quartz work surfaces incorporating a central island with a breakfast bar. The built in appliances include the twin bowl ceramic sink integrated larder fridge and freezer, integrated automatic dishwasher, integrated bin drawer and a space for a range cooker. There is a window overlooking the rear garden and a Crittall leaded light glazed door opening to the south facing terrace.
3.38m x 1.88m maximum (11'1 x 6'2 maximum )
With floor and wall cabinets incorporating hardwood work surface and Belfast sink unit there is a ceramic tiled floor, panelled dado, glazed door to rear garden and door to:-
Comprising a white suite of WC and corner wash basin. Window to rear garden.
3.81m x 1.68m maximum (12'6 x 5'6 maximum )
Giving access to an inner landing where there is a closed staircase rising to the second floor. The main landing leads to:-
5.13m x 4.01m (16'10 x 13'2)
A spacious double room with a range of fitted wardrobes to one wall and windows to the front and side elevations. A door opens to:-
1.98m x 1.98m (6'6 x 6'6)
With a white suite of bath standing within ceramic tiled surround with tiled splash areas and integrated shower attachment over, pedestal wash basin and WC. Window to side elevation.
5.13m x 3.10m (16'10 x 10'2)
With windows to side and rear elevations and a panelled glazed door leading to:-
1.68m x 1.52m (5'6 x 5'0)
With a white suite of ceramic tiled shower cubicle with sliding glazed door and Triton power shower, WC, wash basin and vertical heated towel rail.
3.51m x 2.77m (11'6 x 9'1)
With fitted wardrobe and three casement window to front elevation.
3.45m x 2.84m (11'4 x 9'4)
With three casement window to rear elevation this room has an exposed pine floor, a fitted wardrobe and a boiler cupboard.
2.39m x 2.18m (7'10 x 7'2)
Fitted with a white suite of acrylic roll top bath on ball and claw feet with side mixer tap/shower attachment, Heritage vanity wash basin with cupboards under and WC. There is ceramic tiling to the floor and walls, a vertical heated towel rail and a window to the rear elevation.
4.80m x 3.35m (15'9 x 11'0)
Approached by a straight staircase from the first floor landing this room has a vaulted ceiling and there are Velux roof lights to the front and rear elevations. A link leads to:-
9.02m x 3.10m (29'7 x 10'2)
Also with a vaulted ceiling and Velux roof lights to front and side elevations.
Pear Tree House stands in an elevated position approached by private concrete drive leading through a stone boundary wall surmounted by an established hedge and giving access to the detached double garage block. The front garden contains an established mature split Beech tree and a side pedestrian gate leads to the rear garden.
5.18m x 4.78m (17'0 x 15'8)
Approached through an up and over door and with light and power connections and a personal door to the side.
Approached by a south facing terrace which is paved and bounded by an established wall and close boarded fence with mature shrubs this terrace leads onto the lawn which stretches away from the house bounded by well stocked flower borders and a combination of close boarded fencing and stone walling. There are two more sun terraces. a Wendy house and a variety of established fruit trees including pear, cherry, plum, and apple.
The original house was constructed in 1940 and the present owners believe the property was extended in the 1980's. The property is not a listed building and stands outside of the village conservation area.
Main drainage, gas, water and electricity are connected. Central heating is through radiators from a Vaillant gas fired combination boiler.
West Northamptonshire Council - Band F
Within the village of Harpole there is a Village Store/Newsagents, The Parish Church of All Saints and The Turnpike Hotel/Restaurant. The Harpole Primary School is located in Larkhall Lane and Secondary Schooling is at Bugbrooke Campion School with private schooling available at Quinton House at Upton and Northampton School for Girls. Access to the MI motorway Junction 16 is approximately three miles away and the main line station to Northampton London Euston is situated at Castle Station in Northampton.
From Northampton proceed in a westerly direction along the A45 Weedon Road to Sixfields and at the roundabout junction with Mill Lane continue straight on o the dual carriageway signposted towards M1 junction 16 and Daventry. At the Kislingbury roundabout carry straight on and then filter right and take the right hand turning signposted to Harpole next to the Beefeater pub. Proceed into the village along Northampton Road which merges with the High Street and carry straight on along the High Street passing Park Lane on the left hand side. Take the next turning left into Glassthorpe Lane where the property stands on the right hand side.
