Welcome to Shuckburgh Lodge Farm, Northampton, a cozy and compact detached type home with 4 bed in the NN6 6DP area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band D.
This classic property was built
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £462,800 and a rental potential of £3,008 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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"A charming 4 bedroomed 19th Century country cottage of character with beautiful gardens of excellent size and parking for four cars, occupying a delightful rural setting with spectacular views over open countryside lying just outside the north Northamptonshire village of Naseby.
Approached via a long track off Welford Road, this rural retreat forms part of a farmyard, and has been refurbished over recent years to include deceptively spacious accommodation which includes an entrance hall with under stairs cloaks cupboard and stripped pine panelled doors off, a spacious 'L' shaped lounge/dining room with feature brick fireplace and cast iron burner, rear hall/study area with former brick fireplace and French door leading out to garden, and a bright spacious living kitchen having a dining/sitting area with brick open fireplace and views over the gardens. On the upper floor off a central landing are 4 bedrooms and bathroom.
To the side of the house there is off road parking for four cars, and the gardens are of excellent size gently sloping down to a small brook with rolling open countryside beyond. The gardens are mainly lawned with beautifully stocked flower and shrub beds and three timber garden sheds including a summer house. LOCATION Shuckburgh Lodge Farm forms part of a small farm approached via a long track off Welford Road, approximately a quarter of mile outside the highly desirable north Northamptonshire village of Naseby, which has a local shop and post office, primary school, public house, village hall with recreational facilities and many scenic walks across open countryside. For the commuter, the A14 is close by which links to the A1 and M1. The nearby thriving town of Market Harborough offers excellent shopping and supermarket facilities, and the town of Lutterworth is close by too. VIEWINGS & DIRECTIONS Viewings should be arranged through the agents Andrew Granger & Company on 01858-431315. From Market Harborough, proceed southbound via Northampton Road (A508), continuing over the A14 bridge, turning right as signposted to Naseby, passing through Haselbech and along Newlands and turning right onto Welford Road. After approximately a quarter of a mile, having passed over the A14 again, turn left along a track which leads to Shuckburgh Farm with the Lodge located on the right had side. Parking is available to the right of the cottage. ACCOMMODATION IN DETAIL With the benefit of electric heating and wooden framed double glazed windows, the well presented and superbly appointed accommodation comprises GROUND FLOOR ENTRANCE HALL Panelled entrance door with bullseye pane, ceramic tiled flooring, under stairs cloaks cupboard, stripped pine panelled doors off. 'L' SHAPED LOUNGE/DINING ROOM 5.54m x 4.80m max/3.05m min (18'2' x 15'9' max/10' Feature brick fireplace with quarry tiled hearth and cast iron burner, two double glazed windows to front, French double doors leading out to the rear, magnificent views over the gardens, electric radiator and beams. REAR HALL/STUDY 3.05m x 2.13m
(10'0' x 7'0') With ceramic tiled flooring, former brick fireplace, double glazed window, part glazed door leading out to the rear garden with lovely views and staircase off. LIVING KITCHEN 7.21m x 3.07m
(23'8' x 10'1') A bright spacious living kitchen with double glazed windows to three elevations, views over the gardens, superbly appointed kitchen area with range of base and wall cupboards, white enamelled stainless steel sink unit with central waste bowl, chrome mixer tap over, Leisure cooker range with two ovens, grill, five ring electric ceramic hob and warming plate. Concealed extractor hood over, dining/sitting area with feature brick open fireplace and electric radiator. FIRST FLOOR LANDING With built-in airing cupboard. BEDROOM 1 2.95m x 3.05m
(9'8' x 10'0') Spectacular views over open countryside from double glazed windows to three elevations, electric radiator. BEDROOM 2 3.10m x 3.96m
(10'2' x 13'0') Double glazed windows to two elevations and electric radiator. BEDROOM 3 2.13m x 3.05m
(7'0' x 10'0') Double glazed window to front and electric radiator. BEDROOM 4 3.20m x 3.28m
(10'6' x 10'9') Pine boarded flooring, double glazed window to rear with superb views, electric radiator, eaves storage cupboards beneath beam. BATHROOM Quality white suite comprising panelled bath, shower unit over, wash hand basin, low flush w.c., built-in cupboards, tall chrome heated towel radiator, ceramic tiled flooring and double glazed window to rear. OUTSIDE Off road parking for four cars located to the right hand side of the cottage, gravelled base. Extensive gardens with gently sloping lawns leading down to a small brook with rolling open countryside beyond. Paved area to rear of lounge, lawn with stepping stone path, well stocked flower and shrub borders, vegetable area and greenhouse. Three timber garden sheds including summer house, chicken hutch, wooden pergola with a variety of climbing plants. AGENTS NOTE Whilst the property is semi-rural, for schooling purposes, the vendors have confirmed that in the past a secondary school provided bus service has picked up at the bottom of the drive. We recommend that you make your own investigations to confirm this. TENURE The tenure is freehold. The track is understood to be owned by the farmer over which the property has a right of way. Sewage is via a cesspit located in the neighbour's garden, with a shared maintenance responsibility. FIXTURES & FITTINGS Fixtures and fittings mentioned in these particulars are included in the sale - all other items regarded as owners fixtures and fittings may be removed. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE EPC Rating F DAVENTRY DISTRICT COUNCIL Council Tax Band D - For further information contact Daventry District Council 01327 871100 STAMP DUTY Note To Buyer: Stamp Duty Land Tax Rate Up to ?125,000 Zero The next ?125,000 (the portion from ?125,001 to ?250,000) 2% The next ?675,000 (the portion from ?250,001 to ?925,000) 5% The next ?575,000 (the portion from ?925,001 to ?1.5 million) 10% The remaining amount (the portion above ?1.5 million) 12% A further 3% will be payable on the whole amount if this is an additional property to one that you already own. First time buyers are exempt from paying Stamp Duty up to ?300,000. MONEY LAUNDERING To comply with The Money Laundering Regulations 2007, any successful purchaser/purchasers will be asked to provide proof of identity and we will therefore need to take copies of a passport/driving licence and a recent utility bill (not more than three months old). This information is required prior to Solicitors being instructed."
Tax band D
