Description
A brick under tile four bedroom detached property with a gravelled driveway, a detached garage and a southerly facing garden backing on to fields. The property has over 1,900 sq. ft. of accommodation. The ground floor has an entrance hall, a boot room, three reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast/family room with adjoining utility room. There is also a ground floor shower room which has a three piece suite with walk-in double shower cubicle.
There are four double bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor. Bedroom one has a range of fitted wardrobes spanning one wall, and bedroom two has a built in cupboard. The family bathroom has a three piece suite with a bath with a shower over, and a concealed cistern WC and wash basin set in an array of vanity storage.
Reception Rooms and Kitchen/Breakfast/Family Room The sitting room has an open fireplace with a wood surround, and a door to the dining/garden room which has oak flooring and French doors with wing windows to the rear garden. There is also a study which overlooks the driveway. The kitchen/breakfast/family room has base and wall units and a Stanley oil fired range which powers the central heating and hot water. There is space and plumbing for a dishwasher and fridge as well as space for a six seater table and seating area.
Outside A gravel driveway at the front provides off street parking for up to five cars in addition to the double garage to the rear. There is a wild flower/grassed area and borders to the front. The rear garden has decked seating areas, a lawn, a summer house and a vegetable garden with raised sleeper beds. The garden is bordered by hedges at the side but the rear boundary has mesh fencing so the views over open countryside are not obscured.
Schooling and Situation Local schools include Elizabeth Woodville School in Roade, Quinton House in Upton, Northampton High School in Hardingstone, and Northampton School for Boys. Stoke Bruerne is a canalside village and has two public houses, a primary school, restaurant, cricket club and the canal museum.
