Park View, Village Street, Hinwick Asking Price £580,000 a PIECE of ENGLISH VILLAGE HISTORY

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Park View, Village Street, Hinwick Asking Price £580,000 a PIECE of ENGLISH VILLAGE HISTORY Park View, Village Street, Hinwick Asking Price £580,000 A PIECE OF ENGLISH VILLAGE HISTORY. 'Park View' is a magnificent grade 2 listed barn conversion retaining all the charm of its local surroundings but with a fabulous touch of high end modernity. Three large bedrooms, an open plan kitchen/diner reception, cloakroom, utility, en suite, family bathroom, exposed timber beams, vaulted ceilings, high end appliances, private parking, courtyard and lawned garden. Ten year structural warranty. 'Park view' is offered to the market with NO UPPER CHAIN. 23 ParkMallows View Yard VillageBozeat Street HinwickNN29 7NE NN29 7JB • Village location • Three large bedrooms • Grade 2 listed • 10 year structural warranty • Stone barn conversion • Entrance hall • Cloakroom • Expansive open plan kitchen/diner/reception • French Doors leading onto courtyard • Exposed beams • Vaulted ceilings • Underfloor heating • Utility • Master bedroom with en suite and fitted double wardrobes • Two further bedrooms • Family bathroom • Private courtyard • Lawned garden • Parking for several vehicles • Electric remote operated gate • Mains electric and water • Private drainage system Location • Village of Hinwick • Borders of Bedfordshire and Northamptonshire • Road links - A45 to M1 junction 15 - A14 to M1/M6 A1 link Road • Trains from Wellingborough and Bedford into London St Pancras and The city • Nearest towns - Bedford, Wellingborough, Rushden, Milton Keynes,Northampton Additional Information • Hinwick is classified as a Hamlet and is close to the neighbouring villages of Podington and Harrold • Hinwick is home to Hinwick House a Grade 1, Queen Anne home set in 36 acres, which can be seen from ‘Park View’ • Sharnbrook catchment area with further private schools and Harpur Trust at Wellingborough, Northampton, Oundle, Uppingham and Kimbolton • Shopping can be found in the beautiful market town of Olney or at the newly developed Rushden Lakes Jackson Waite 31a Market Place, Olney, MK46 4AJ Office: 01234 480232, Mobile: 07500 600383 [email protected] www.jacksonwaite.co.uk Agent’s Note Jackson Waite is a trading name of inspection or otherwise as to the accuracy of 3. All descriptions, measurements and areas relating to the property on behalf of the Jackson Waite Ltd; Registration No. 8664702. the statements contained. These particulars within these particulars are approximate. Any vendors. do not form part of any contract. Reference intending purchaser(s) should not rely on 5. Floor plans are for guidance purposes only to condition and planning information them as statements or representations of fact and are not to scale and should not be relied Jackson Waite Ltd for themselves and the vendors provided must be checked by intending but must satisfy themselves by inspection or upon as a statement of fact. Photographs of this property, whose agents they are, give purchasers. otherwise as to the correctness of each of only show certain parts of the property as notice that: 2. Please note that no appliances, services or them. they appeared at the time when they were installations have been tested and no 4. No person in the employment of taken. Fixtures and fittings shown in the 1. Prospective purchasers should note that no guarantee as to condition or suitability is Jackson Waite Ltd has any authority to make photographs may be excluded from the sale. statement in these details is to be relied upon confirmed or implied. Prospective purchasers or give any representation or warranty as representation of fact and prospective are advised to obtain verification from their whatsoever in relation to this property or purchasers should satisfy themselves by surveyor or solicitor. these particulars not enter into any contract .
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