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Chudleigh House, High Street, Little Addington, Northamptonshire NN14 4BD Chudleigh House, High Street, Little Addington, Northamptonshire NN14 4BD An individual property with a • Detached annexe with kitchen, reception two-storey annexe and an room, ground floor bedroom and bathroom unconverted two-storey stone bedroom to first floor and loft space. barn located in this popular • Unconverted stone barn with two rooms to ground floor, staircase to further room on village the first floor, power and lighting. The Property About 0.21 of a hectare (0.52 of an acre) Chudleigh House is a spacious property Garden with accommodation over two floors There is a gently sloping tarmac drive up to amounting to 2600 sq.ft. and is constructed the property and to the annexe and double mainly of imitation stone under a garage. The front garden is mainly laid to reconstituted Collyweston roof. lawn with established trees and shrubs. There There are two main reception rooms in the is a detached double garage with electric property together with a large dining hall, shutter door. To the rear there is a large kitchen/breakfast room with utility room te rraced area with access from the kitchen and off, cloakroom and further storeroom. sitting room. There is a further terrace and On the first floor there is a large landing the garden is mainly laid to lawn with further area, four bedrooms and two bath/shower established trees and shrubs. The property rooms. There is a detached two bedroom overlooks a field to the rear and side. annexe with a ground floor bathroom. The property has UPVC double glazing. Location Little Addington lies to the south east of The two storey stone barn could be Kettering and to the north east of converted into a separate dwelling or office Wellingborough. It is a smaller village lying subject to obtaining the necessary planning on the western edge of the Nene Valley. The permissions. village is well placed for access to Features Wellingborough and Kettering as well as to the A6, A45 dual carriage way and the A14, • Large porch with cloakroom off which links the M6 and M1 to the A1. • Large dining hall with galleried landing Primary schooling is in Great Addington and • Large sitting room with inglenook fireplace, secondary schooling is at Irthlingborough. wood burning stove and French doors Private schools in the area include Oundle to rear garden Wellingborough and Kimbolton. • Dining room currently used as office • Kitchen/breakfast room with Aga • Wellingborough about 7 miles • Utility room (London St Pancras 50 minutes) • Large galleried landing area • Kettering about 8 miles • Master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and • Northampton about 18 miles en suite shower room (Distances/time approximate) • Three further double bedrooms and house bathroom Directions (NN14 4BD) From Northampton take the A45 dual carriageway towards Wellingborough. Continue past Wellingborough and at Higham Ferrers turn left towards Irthlingborough and Finedon. Continue along this road for a short distance then turn right signposted Little Addington and Great Addington. Once in Little Addington take the first left into Chapel Hill, continue on the road round which becomes the High Street and Chudleigh House can be found on the right hand side just after The Bell public house . Property Information Services: The property has electricity, mains water and drainage. There is an oil fired boiler serving both the main house and the annexe. The Aga is oil fired. Local Authority: East Northamptonshire Council Tel: 01832 742 000 Council Tax Band: 'F' Tenure: Freehold Viewing: Only by appointment with Jackson -Stops & Staff – Tel: 01604 632 991 June 2016 Important Notice: Jackson -Stops & Staff, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1. They have no authority to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulations or other consents and Jackson-Stops & Staff have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. Northampton 01604 632 991 [email protected] 20 Bridge Street Northampton NN1 1NR jackson -stops.co.uk J048 .
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