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South Wing | Oxendon Hall Guide Price £425,000 SOUTH WING | OXENDON HALL GUIDE PRICE £425,000 SOUTH WING, OXENDON HALL, GREAT OXENDON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. LE16 8ND Oxendon Hall originally dates back to the 17th Century and was remodelled in 1865 when four bays were added to the east elevation. Fast forward to the beginning of the 21st century and this landmark building was completely transformed into what you see today. Vertically divided into four wings and seven houses, each property has its own entrance, private courtyard, shared use of communal garden and allocated parking. Oxendon Hall has been beautifully restored using traditional materials and craftsmanship. An opportunity to purchase a wing within this prestigious conversion situated in an elevated position in the heart of Great Oxendon, the property combines country living with city styling allowing the flow of contemporary design to blend with traditional materials. Situated to the front of the building, South Wing affords sensational open views to the horizon and has been extensively updated by the current owners. GROUND FLOOR OUTSIDE The Kitchen has a range of oak base and drawer units with Corian style preparation surface over, newly installed Neff appliances to • Courtyard • Entrance hall include induction hob, oven, combination microwave oven and • • Single garage Cloakroom & Utility dishwasher. A doorway leads through to newly fitted Utility Room with • • Communal garden Fully fitted kitchen stylised storage, ample workspace and space for white goods. • Sitting room FEATURES The first floor offers a Master Bedroom suite in which to linger. The view through the bay window to the side and window to the front is FIRST FLOOR • Vitra sanitaryware captivating and stretches to the horizon across some of • Two bedrooms • Smart lighting Northamptonshire’s countryside. The dressing room offers all one would need and the en-suite shower room is well appointed with its • Two bathrooms • Brushed steel switches & sockets • Neff appliances limestone tiled wet room and overhead rainwater shower head with wall mounted fittings, oak panelling to dado height sets of the Vitra • Solid oak floor throughout sanitaryware with back to wall w.c.,and counter top wash hand basin INTERIOR with wall mounted fittings and eight drawer bespoke oak cabinet From the moment you enter South Wing you will appreciate the beneath. oversized proportions of its period heritage. Step into the Entrance Hall (the original main entrance to the hall) and you are greeted with The Second Bedroom sits to the front of the building and once again the cool original flagstone floor with floor to ceiling storage on either the view is captivating through its large traditional sash window. Floor side, ideal for storing all outdoor wear. A well-placed cloakroom with to ceiling built in wardrobes provide for all storage and hanging bespoke fitments leads off to the left. A glimpse of the kitchen through requirements and a well-appointed En-Suite shower room has a the glazed internal window is sure to entice. This is no ordinary limestone wet room with wall mounted fittings, back to wall w.c., and property. counter top wash hand basin sat on an oak vanity unit with storage, wall mounted heated towel rail. A solid oak floor leads you down two steps into the spacious Sitting Room with above average ceiling heights and oversized bay windows Outside to the rear of the hall there is a single garage and to the front to the front elevation and a further bay window with glazed door allocated parking. A private courtyard to the side elevation leading leading out onto the cobbled patio to the side elevation. onto a communal formal lawn area, which historically used to be the croquet lawn. LOCATION OTHER INFORMATION The village of Great Oxendon lies in close proximity to the town of A service charge of £125 per month covers external maintenance, Market Harborough. Amenities include a newly refurbished public window cleaning, gardening and buildings insurance. house, which offers accommodation and fine dining. The village also benefits from a parish church, village hall and farm shop. A golf DIRECTIONAL NOTE course, fishing lakes and tearoom are in close proximity. Market On leaving Market Harborough proceed along the A508 signposted Harborough offers a comprehensive range of shops, bars, Northampton. On reaching Great Oxendon take a right turn at the restaurants, leisure and recreational facilities, a theatre and schooling. crossroads signposted East Farndon. The hall will be visible on the Market Harborough station provides a mainline rail link to London St. right hand side. Pancras international, which may be reached in approximately one hour, along with good motorway links to the M1, M6 and A14 nearby. Particulars prepared June 2020. Naylors Estate Agents 12 The Square, Market Harborough, Leicestershire LE16 7PA [email protected] naylorsestateagents.com 01858 45 00 20 Make the move .
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