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25 Hunsbury Close West Hunsbury, Northampton, NN4 CHARTERED SURVEYORS SURVEYING|SALES|ARCHITECTURE 25 Hunsbury Close West Hunsbury, Northampton, NN4 CHARTERED SURVEYORS SURVEYING|SALES|ARCHITECTURE 25 Hunsbury Close A stunning detached family home. Individually designed and West Hunsbury, Northampton, NN4 sensitively extended. Situated within the exclusive Hunsbury Close £575,000 area and set within a large corner plot in a cul-de-sac location. Detached Family Home Individually Designed Large Corner Plot Cul-de-sac location Four Bedrooms Dressing Room and En-Suite Bathroom to Master Bedroom Two with En-Suite Shower Room Conservatory Utility Study Downstairs Shower Room Double Garage and Driveway Enclosed Rear Garden Description 25 Hunsbury Close is a stunning detached family home set within a large corner plot in a cul-de-sac location. Individually designed and sensitively extended, the property benefits from 4 bedrooms, two en-suites, a large lounge with 3 unit bi-fold doors leading to the good sized conservatory, dining room with three panel bi-fold doors onto the tiered patio and rear garden, utility, study, double glazing throughout and double garage with off road parking for several vehicles. Viewing is strictly by appointment through the sole agents David Cosby Chartered Surveyors The Property Ground Floor: Entrance Hall The property is accessed via a modern, dark grey, partly glazed large front door with side light and grey tile flooring with sunken coir dust mat. All principal downstairs rooms lead off from the central, entrance hall which also benefits from an attractive, circular mosaic floor pattern and Oak doors featuring steel ironmongery. Living Room The living room is accessed from the entrance hall via a large Oak effect door with full height central glazed panel. The floor is finished with large, square, ceramic grey tiles with underfloor heating. There is a large 4- panel casement window overlooking the front driveway with additional natural light provided through the 3-unit bi-folding doors linking to the conservatory. There is a fireplace to the centre of the back wall which is not currently in use. The fireplace is fitted with a classically styled surround. Conservatory The premium quality conservatory with double glazed roof panels and linking bi-fold doors to the living room Situated next to Hunsbury Hill. a beautiful natural space with secluded paths, a creates a wonderful entertaining space with an abundance of natural light. The large ceramic floor tiles pleasant café and an Iron Age Hill Fort which dates between the 7th and 4th continue through from the living room and, again, this centuries BC and has been classified as a Scheduled Ancient Monument. area benefits from underfloor heating. Dining Room U�lity The dining room is a good size room with built-in floor The u�lity room is accessed from the kitchen and has doors to the rear garden and through to the double garage. and wall dresser units, laminate flooring and space for a settee below the two casement windows overlooking the This useful space benefits from built-in floor and wall units, an inset stainless-steel circular sink and space for a side elevation. 3-Unit bi-fold doors provide further washing machine. There is also a casement window overlooking the rear side garden providing natural light. natural lighting and open out on to the patio and the enclosed rear garden further extending the entertaining Study space. The study overlooks the rear garden and benefits from matching large, grey ceramic floor �les with underfloor hea�ng. Kitchen / Breakfast Room A communica�ons unit has been fi�ed which serves the CCTV installa�on as well as the media centre and home The generous kitchen features built-in floor and wall units electrical appliances including the remote-control curtains. with plenty of polished granite worktop space with four courses of glazed metro tile splash back. There is an Downstairs Shower Room integral electric double oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and breakfast bar with The downstairs shower room is fully �led and features a WC, glass wash hand basin with vanity unit, and shower integrated wine cooler fridge and space for a dishwasher. cubicle. There is an obscured glazed window overlooking the side eleva�on. A double sink sits beneath the large casement window overlooking the driveway and front garden, and a further window overlooks the front entrance drive. First Floor: First Floor Landing Plush grey carpeted stairs lead to the first-floor landing with recessed spotlights and an attractive inset display unit above the stairs. Doors lead off to all four bedrooms and the family bathroom. Master Bedroom The large, master bedroom was added more recently by the current proprietor and features a floor to ceiling corner box window over-looking the rear garden, fitted wardrobe and dresser units to two walls, a walk in dressing room and en- suite-bathroom. The room benefits from modern, grey tiling with underfloor heating, touch sensor lighting and dark mahogany style doors with steel ironmongery. En-Suite 1 The en-suite to the master bedroom is fully tiled in modern décor and benefits from a large walk in rainfall shower, bath, WC and wash hand basin set in a tiled unit with black wall mounted, heated towel rail. A high oblong window provides natural lighting and ventilation. Bedroom Two Bedroom two is a good-sized double which overlooks the front of the property and benefits from laminate flooring, a fitted floor mounted dresser unit and an en-suite. En-suite 2 The en-suite to bedroom two is fully tiled with built in storage units, WC, small inset wash hand basin with mono- tap, a shower cubicle and chrome wall mounted heated towel rail. Natural lighting is provided from the Velux window and a folding modesty door can be used to separate this space from the bedroom. Bedroom Three Bedroom Three is a further double bedroom overlooking the rear garden and benefitting from Oak flooring. Bedroom Four Bedroom Four is a single bedroom, again overlooking the rear garden and with Oak flooring and fitted storage and desk unit. Family Bathroom The family bathroom is situated between bedrooms two and four and features a bath with shower attachment, a vanity unit with built in WC and wash hand basin, a wall mounted, white, heated towel rail and a glazed window to the side elevation. Outside Areas Front Aspect As the property is situated on a large corner plot there is a driveway providing off-road parking for several vehicles and a small garden area. Rear Garden The enclosed rear garden offers a large lawned area with established borders, shrubs and plants and a large patio for tables, chairs, and sun loungers. Double Garage The large double garage features two electrically operated up- and-over vehicular doors and also benefits from pedestrian access from the utility room. The garage provides ample storage space and the boiler, water tank and consumer unit are housed here. Local Authority: Northampton Borough Council Council Tax: Band E EPC: Current 71(C) Potential 81(B) Services: Mains Electricity, Gas, Water and Drainage Important Notice Whilst every care has been taken with the preparation of these Sales Particulars complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not constitute a contract or part of one. David Cosby Chartered Surveyors have not tested services, appliances, Little Court Cottage | Maidford Road | Farthingstone equipment, or fittings within the property and therefore no guarantee can be made that Northamptonshire | NN12 8HE they are in good working order. No assumption should be made that the property has all necessary statutory approvals and consents such as planning and building regulations t: 01327 361664 e: [email protected] approval. Any measurements given within the particulars are approximate and photographs are provided for general information and do not infer that any item shown www.davidcosby.co.uk is included in the sale. Any plans provided are for illustrative purposes only and are not to scale. In all cases, prospective purchasers should verify matters for themselves by way of independent inspection and enquiries. Any comments made herein on the condition of the property are provided for guidance only and should not be relied upon..
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