Description
A Grade II listed Georgian stone built detached property with a detached double garage, a former three bedroom shoe factory and a two bedroom cottage. The Grange was originally a farmhouse dating back to 1842 and retains many original features throughout. The entrance hall has original doors at either end providing access to the front and rear of the property, and access to the cellar. The ground floor accommodation includes a breakfast room, kitchen, sitting room, dining room, and an office which has an en suite shower room and could be used as a fifth bedroom. The breakfast room has sash windows, original cupboards and an opening to the kitchen which has storage, a Belfast sink, two stainless steel sinks, a Belling double oven, and space for a washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge freezer, and microwave. The dining room and sitting room both have original fireplaces, sash windows with shutters, and original storage units.
There are four bedrooms on the first floor and a family bathroom with a heated towel rail. Three of the bedrooms have built in storage. The fourth bedroom is accessed via bedroom three and is dual aspect.
Grounds At the front of the main house, annexe and cottage is a driveway providing off street parking in addition to the detached double garage which has up and over doors, and a pedestrian door and window to the side. In front of the main property there is hedging with a path to the front entrance and lawned areas to either side. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature trees, a shrubbery, and a patio. There is pedestrian access on either side of the property.
Annexe The annexe has been used over the years as a shoe factory, school and surgery and has the potential to be converted into residential use or business use STPP. The ground floor currently consists of a waiting room, lab, office, workshop, utility room and cloakroom. There are three bedrooms on the first floor with a further workshop space and a cloakroom. Access to the first floor is via a door at the front or via the corridor which connects the annexe and cottage.
Cottage The cottage is the oldest part of the estate and was originally a hay barn which was converted by the current vendor. The corridor between the annexe and cottage gives access to the cottage sitting room and cloakroom, and there is also a front porch with a door into the sitting room. The kitchen has storage and integrated appliances. There are two bedrooms on the first floor and a family bathroom with a three quarter bath.
Situation and Schooling Weston Favell is a village on the periphery of Northampton. There is a parish church, village hall, two public houses, a tennis club and Weston Favell Shopping Centre. Abington Park is 1 mile away for walks. Primary schooling is available at Weston Favell Primary School and secondary schooling at Weston Favell Academy. Northampton School for Boys is approximately 2 miles away and private schooling is available at Northampton High School for Girls, Quinton House and Wellingborough School.
