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Hermitage Cottage Measurements Living Room 25'6 x 12'0 (7.77m x 3.66m) Dining Room 14'10 x 7'11 (4.52m x 2.41m) Snug 7'11 x 11'9 (2.41m x 3.58m) Kitchen 11'8 x 13'3 (3.56m x 4.04m) Utility Room 7'0 x 5'7 (2.13m x 1.70m) Garden Room 10'10 x 10'8 (3.30m x 3.25m) Shower Room 5'0 x 7'3 (1.52m x 2.21m) Bedroom 1 12'1 max x 15'10 (3.68m max x 4.83m) Bedroom 2 14'11 x 7'11 (4.55m x 2.41m) Bedroom 3 8'10 x 8'11 (2.69m x 2.72m) Bedroom 4 8'0 x 9'11 (2.44m x 3.02m) Bathroom 12'2 x 5'5 (3.71m x 1.65m) Disclaimer: These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and should not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. Any areas, measurements of distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. ESTATE AGENTS 15-16 Market Place, Kettering, Northamptonshire NN16 0AJ Hermitage Cottage Sales (01536) 417888 email: [email protected] Lettings and Property Management (01536) 416555 email: [email protected] Hermitage Cottage, Hermitage Road, Market Harborough, LE16 8PE Offers In Excess Of £700,000 Village information Brampton Ash is a civil parish and village in Northamptonshire, The nearest towns are Corby, Kettering, Desborough and Market Harborough. Within Brampton Ash are the remains of a stone quarry. The church of St. Mary the Virgin is the main feature of the village. It is floodlit at night and can be seen for miles around the Welland valley. Gardens Hermitage Cottage Outside a five bar gate leads to a sweeping gravel This lovely detached cottage enjoys significant grounds driveway providing private parking for four/six cars with of approximately 1.5 Acres complete with stabling, access to a double garage with an electric up and over discreetly set on the periphery of this most desirable door, power and light. The wonderful wrap around village. The wonderful wrap around gardens enjoy an gardens enjoy an established, private feel laid largely to established feel with private driveway leading to a double lawn with mature trees and colourful plantings. In all the garage with electric door, stable block with three plot measures in the region of 1.5 Acres complete with individual stables and the paddock area complete with paddock and stabling with three individual stables, The separate access. The interior benefits from Oil fired paddock also enjoys a separate access from the road. In central heating and security alarm system to include an the event the land is developed within a 10 year period, entrance hall, palatial living room with feature fireplace, a 30% overage would apply on the land value. formal dining room, garden room, versatile snug, bespoke period pine Kitchen/Breakfast room, utility room and guest cloak/shower room. Upstairs the bathroom has an elegant slipper bath and four good sized bedrooms. Whilst enjoying a secluded setting Kettering, Rothwell, Desborough, Market Harborough and the A14 are all within easy reach. EPC: Pending Property highlights - Rear hallway - with door to the front and back of the cottage, ceramic tiled flooring, period pine ledge and brace interior doors leading to; -Shower room with a suite comprising of low-level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, and shower with mains shower, ceramic tiled flooring and splash backs. -Utility room- butler sink, ceramic tiled flooring space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, ceramic tiled flooring. -Upstairs the landing leads to four bedrooms, three of which are double sized rooms the master bedroom enjoying a range of built-in wardrobes. -The Bathroom enjoys an elegant suite with a low-level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, ball and claw slipper bath with monobloc tap and shower attachment, ceramic tiled splashbacks. Property highlights -Oil Fired Central heating -Security Alarm System -Septic Tank -Entrance vestibule with ceramic tiled flooring in a herringbone design leading to the entrance hall with stairs rising to the first floor, doors to; -Living room - a generous room enjoying attractive feature fireplace with a tiled inlay and decorative surround, the room is flooded with light from two windows looking out to the front. -Dining room- a good size room perfect for formal entertaining. -Garden room-enjoying attractive brick flooring in herringbone design with lovely views over the garden. -Snug - a versatile room offering a multitude of uses. -Kitchen/breakfast room-a bespoke period pine kitchen with butler sink and granite worksurfaces with integrated drainer, monobloc tap, integrated twin ovens and four ring ceramic hob with concealed extractor, integrated dishwasher and fridge, ceramic tiled flooring, space for a breakfast table..
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