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Haselbech, Northamptonshire Haselbech, Northamptonshire A recently refurbished 19th century two bedroom detached single storey barn conversion with an enclosed garden and a private gated drive with parking for two cars. The barn was built in 1858 and retains period features such as 19th century detached barn conversion with period features The Saddlery exposed stonework, beams, and brace and latch doors. The 1,140 sq. ft. of accommodation entrance door gives access to an open-plan kitchen/sitting/dining Naseby Road, Haselbech, Two bedrooms, one en suite room which has a high vaulted ceiling and arched picture Northamptonshire, NN6 9LQ Family bathroom windows to the front. Kitchen/dining/sitting room An inner hall, with two Velux windows, leads to the four piece Private driveway for two cars family bathroom and the bedrooms. The master bedroom has a Gigaclear fibre optic internet 2 bedrooms part vaulted ceiling, exposed timbers, and exposed brickwork. Accessed via a private lane There is an arched picture window to the front, and triple glazed 1 reception room double doors to the garden. The en suite shower room has a Additional Information Velux window and has been recently refitted. The other double 2 bathrooms Mains water, Electricity bedroom has a part vaulted ceiling, an arched picture window, The Local Authority is West Northamptonshire Council and stairs to a mezzanine with a pine and wrought iron EPC Rating Band E The property is in council tax band E balustrade, exposed timbers and access to the roof space. Kitchen/Dining/Sitting Room The kitchen has recently been fitted with a range of wall, base and drawer units with timber work surfaces. Integrated appliances include an electric oven, induction hob with an extractor over, wine chiller and dishwasher. There is space for an American style fridge/freezer. The sitting/dining room has exposed timbers, oak flooring, an exposed brick wall with a high level window, a cast iron radiator, and an arched double glazed window to the front. Outside The property is accessed via a private lane over which there is right of way. The gated driveway has parking for two cars. The garden is laid to lawn with established borders, a paved patio area, a timber summer house and a screened oil tank. The property has Gigaclear fibre optic internet connected. Situation Haselbech is a small village in West Northamptonshire with a church. There are primary schools in Guilsborough, Maidwell and Naseby. Secondary schooling is available at Guilsborough Academy. Hollowell Reservoir is 9 miles away for walking, fishing, sailing and water sports. Guilsborough is 8 miles away with a village shop including a post office, a public house and a doctor's surgery. 1.5 miles from station A14 junction 2 57 minutes from 7 miles from St Pancras Int Market Harborough Northampton Office | 01604 611011 19 Market Square, Northampton, Northamptonshire, NN1 2DL 14 Offices covering 8 Counties and Central London .
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