Welcome to 2 Rotton Row, Wellingborough, a cozy and compact detached type home with 4 bed in the NN9 6HU 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 local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £253,500 and a rental potential of £1,648 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
You can discover more about this property by reading the Mouseprice attributes tables in the next section, or if you are the owner and would like to update this property, for example if you've built an extension, you can do so at the top of this page.
In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Jun 6, 2014. It's possible the property has changed since then,
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""Occupying a prominent position just a short stroll from the town centre amenities is this handsome late-Victorian residence with detached two-storey garage/workshop which enjoys an elevated plot with front and rear gardens and generous off-road parking. The living space, spread over three floors, comprises a hall, dining room, lounge, sitting room, kitchen, three first floor bedrooms, ultra-chic family bathroom and second floor master bedroom with dressing area and en-suite. The garage/workshop offers over 1000 sq ft of work/storage space and includes a ramp, winch and cloakroom facilities."
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Enter to the front aspect via uPVC door with decorative double glazing inset into the entrance hall comprising stairs rising to the first floor landing, 4-panel doors leading to the lounge and dining room.
Lounge
6.38m
(20'11") x 3.82m
(12'6") Decorated in sophisticated neutral tones, the lounge enjoys a feature open fireplace with wood stove (available under separate negotiation) creating a focal point for the room which further comprises oak laminate flooring, period-style radiator, uPVC double glazed windows to front and rear aspects, 4-panel door leading to kitchen.
Dining Room
3.81m
(12'6") x 3.58m
(11'9) Oozing period charm is the dining room which boasts feature exposed floorboards, feature open fireplace with wood stove (available under separate negotiation) and tiled hearth, period-style radiator, built-in fireside cupboard, door to understairs cupboard providing useful storage space, uPVC double glazed windows to front and side aspects, door leading to:-
Kitchen
4.79m
(15'9") x 2.63m
(8'7") The kitchen has been fitted with a range of traditional-style cream-coloured eye and base level units with roll-top work surfaces over further comprising single drainer sink unit with mixer tap over, complementary tiling to splashbacks, space for Leisure 'Rangemaster 110' cooker (available under separate negotiation) with extractor hood over, space and plumbing for washing machine, space for dishwasher, space for upright fridge/freezer, space for tumble dryer, recessed ceiling downlights, feature travertine floor tiles, door leading to:-
Rear Lobby
With uPVC double glazed door to front aspect giving access to the front garden and driveway, further uPVC double glazed door to rear aspect providing access to the rear garden, open-plan to:-
Sitting Room
5.47m
(17'11") x 4.42m
(14'6") Skilfully converted from the former double garage, the excellent-sized sitting room is flooded with natural light courtesy of the four front-aspect uPVC double glazed windows. Further comprising, wall-mounted electric heaters, uPVC obscure double glazed door leading to the useful STORE which can also be accessed from the driveway and adjacent to which is a separate timber shed.
First Floor
Landing
Attractive open-plan staircase with wooden treads and banister rail rising to the second floor master bedroom, period-style radiator, uPVC double glazed windows to front and rear aspects, all communicating 4-panel doors to:-
Bedroom Two
3.8m
(12'6") x 3.6m
(11'10") A double bedroom fitted with wardrobes providing ample hanging and shelving space. Further comprising period-style radiator, uPVC double glazed window to front aspect.
Bedroom Three
3.75m
(12'4") x 3.6m
(11'10") A dual aspect double bedroom enjoying floral-patterned wallpaper, period-style radiator, uPVC double glazed windows to front and side aspects.
Bedroom Four
3.82m
(12'6")(max) x 2.63m
(8'7") With period-style radiator, uPVC double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking the rear garden.
Family Bathroom
The spacious bathroom has been fitted with a white suite comprising semi-pedestal wash-hand basin with mixer tap over, low level WC, large jacuzzi bath with wall-mounted taps, complementary polished porcelain wall tiling to full ceiling height, walk-in shower enclosure with Hudson Reed shower and fixed shower head and arm, concealed bathroom storage with mirrored doors, uPVC obscure double glazed windows to side and rear aspects.
Second Floor
Master Bedroom
4.9m
(16'1") x 4.26m
(14')(max) (plus dressing area) The excellent-sized master bedroom enjoys feature exposed and varnished floorboards, period-style radiators, uPVC double glazed 'tilt and turn' window to side aspect, open-plan to the DRESSING AREA which benefits from two built-in triple wardrobes affording ample hanging and storage space (within the wardrobe space there is also additional concealed storage within the eaves), door leading to:-
En-suite
Fitted with a white suite to comprise pedestal wash-hand basin with mixer tap over, low level WC, double-width shower enclosure with Hudson Reed shower and fixed shower head and arm, concealed bathroom storage with mirrored doors, complementary wall tiling to full ceiling height, feature exposed floorboards, uPVC obscure double glazed 'tilt and turn' window to side aspect.
Outside
Garage/Workshop
13.34m
(43'9") x 8m
(26'3)(max) narrowing to 5.16m
(16'11") From the late Victorian period the garage/workshop has occupied the same site which originated as a carriage house and stables. In subsequent years the garage/workshop was used for commercial purposes until the present vendors applied for change of use from 'commercial' to the present 'residential' use. The garage runs on a three-phase electrical power system and benefits from mains water (cold water only). Being of an excellent size it lends itself to any number of possibilities. There is a ramp (available under separate negotiation) and winch and stairs leading up to additional storage space. The garage further benefits from a cloakroom which has been fitted with a basin and WC. Vehicular access is via an electric door to the front. Pedestrian access is to the side.
Access to the property is via a set of remote control metal gates which open onto a tarmacadam driveway affording generous off-road parking for several vehicles. The lawned garden is enclosed by dwarf brick walling and metal railings and enjoys a mature holly tree, flowering shrubs and fragrant rosemary bushes. A paved pathway leads to the main entrance to the property.
The elevated rear garden enjoys lovely views towards St Peter's Church and is laid mainly to a sloping lawn with stone retaining wall. The borders are well-stocked and there are a number of mature trees and shrubs. Nestled into the corner of the garden is a timber summer house. From the top of the garden a gravelled path slopes down towards the house and continues to the side of the property and on to the front garden.
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