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25 London Road, Bozeat, Northampton Nn29 7Lz Offers in the Region of £200,000 25 LONDON ROAD, BOZEAT, NORTHAMPTON NN29 7LZ OFFERS IN THE REGION OF £200,000 A good opportunity to purchase this individual detached Bungalow on a generous ¼ of an acre garden plot. The vacant property is in need of renovation and as such would make a very good project for a developer. The Bungalow can found in a tranquil location on a village road with open fields to two sides in this popular Village. The property must be sold and are offers are invited for the freehold interest by private treaty. Please call for viewing arrangements. Accessed over a bridge from the road the bungalow sits to the front of its plot and comprises Hall, Lounge, Kitchen/Diner, Three Bedrooms and a Bathroom. The property benefits a single garage to the side and a generous garden. We are advised that plans have been passed for a significant extension to the property and the plans are available online at Wellingborough Council’s website. The plot could suit a demolition of the existing structure and for a new build property to be built in its place. This would be subject to planning consent from the Planning Authority. Bozeat Bozeat is a Village and Civil Parish in the Wellingborough Borough of Northamptonshire, about 6 miles south of Wellingborough on the A509 Road near Wollaston. Bozeat has a number of assorted retail outlets, a post office, public house, bus service, several industrial and commercial businesses, with many thriving clubs, associations and youth organisations. There is a vibrant Community Primary School, and Pre-School Playgroup for children from the age of 2 years 6 months old. The local secondary school is situated in the nearby village of Wollaston. In January 1989 a bypass road was cut through fields to the west of the Village to take the ever increasing traffic flow. A new roundabout was installed at the junction of Wollaston Road and the A509 in the Spring of 2001. Three private housing estates were built during the 1960’s and 1970’s. In more recent times further developments have been built within the village boundaries and some buildings changed to residential use so more families have settled into village life. Bozeat has become a united, lively, and modern commuter-village, with a present population of approximately 2100 people. Bozeat has a small team of volunteers who produce a quarterly magazine for Bozeat and neighbouring Easton Maudit. It contains an editorial, news and information from local organisations and other contributors. Situation Olney approx. 6 miles - Wellingborough approx. 6 miles - Wellingborough Railway Station approx. 6 miles (55 minutes to London St. Pancras) – M1 Junction 14 approx. 12 miles - Central Milton Keynes approx. 15 miles - Milton Keynes Railway Station approx. 16 miles (45 mins to London Euston) Local Authority Wellingborough Borough Council, Swanspool House, Doddington Road, Wellingborough NN8 1BP Tel: 01933 229777 25 London Road, Bozeat Location.
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