" Location
The origins of Brigstock is as a medieval Royal hunting village, that is now a conservation area. Today it is a vibrant working village with many amenities; two shops, churches and chapels, a primary school, surgery, modern village hall and country parks.

Property
The Manse is in the heart of the conservation area built in circa 1780 and remodelled in 1840 for the local congregational church ministers and occupied as such until 2003 when it became a family home.
Following a sale in 2017 the property has been extensively modernised and improved internally. External decoration has also been completed to a high standard. The property extends to 166.8 Sq.m

(1796 Sq.ft) with generous ceiling heights throughout the two storeys.

Downstairs:
Approaching through a central front door into the hall there are a sitting room and dining room both sides of the hall, both with stoves. The new underfloor heated fitted kitchen is a light airy fully serviced kitchen with a breakfast area. This adjoins the conservatory with double doors out to the well laid garden, and is connected to the snug/study which leads onto the rear hall and the wet room.

Upstairs:
The stairs lead to four well sized bedrooms with a family bathroom and ensuite shower room. The loft ladder gives access to the large boarded attic.

Garden:
The front terrace garden has been improved and the side drive gives access to the private rear garden and car parking.

Services
The property is connected to mains electricity, water, gas and sewerage.

Method of Sale
The freehold of the property is offered for sale by Private Treaty with vacant possession on completion.

Registered Title
NN234470

Council Tax
Band E

Local Authority
East Northamptonshire Council, Cedar Drive Thrapston, Northamptonshire, NN14 4LZ
Tel 01832 742000
www.east-northamptonshire.gov.uk

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