• Substantial Period Family Home +
• Traditional Character Features +
• Four Double Bedrooms +
• Multiple Reception Rooms +
• Utility, Cloakroom & Cellar +
• South West Facing Garden +

‘An iconic, historic, substantial yet practical family home’
This substantial and attractive period built four double bedroom. town house is believed to be built in 1905 for the hosiery factory managers. The St Anthony's Hill properties are iconic and recognisable as a landmark and part of the history in the town of Desborough, even being featured in the Desborough heritage museum.
Ideally positioned, set back from the main road, and still retaining many character features including traditional high ceilings, exposed brick walls, a 'Sash' bay window to the living room, open fires places, tiled floors with wooden doors and staircases. 
The accommodation has been significantly improved by the current vendors. The entrance hall benefits from a traditional tiled floor leading to the living room, dining/reception room and a characterful wooden staircase leading to the first-floor landing.
The living room enjoys extra height traditional 'Sash' windows with secondary glazing and exceptionally high ceilings creating a fantastic feeling of space.
The heart of the home is the dining/reception room with its beautifully exposed brick wall, open fireplace, slate tiled flooring, with a door leading to the kitchen and patio doors leading out on the south west facing rear garden allowing an abundance of natural light in the space.  
The kitchen has a range of cream gloss wall and base level units with laminate work tops. A 'Rangemaster' five ring gas burner, a ceramic sink, laminate flooring, and space for a white goods. The kitchen leads into the utility room with further wall units and space for white goods with a door leading to the guest cloakroom and a another door leading out to the rear garden.
The first floor hosts two double bedrooms and the family bathroom. Bedroom two is a fantastic size and has two feature full length windows, an open fireplace and a built in wardrobe. Bedroom four is still a good size double room with a full-length window and built in wardrobe. The family bathroom has a three-piece suite with shower over bath and heated towel rail.
The second floor is accessed by another attractive wooden staircase and leads to bedrooms one and three. Bedroom one is a great size with a fireplace that is currently covered over. Bedroom three is further great size double with a cast iron fireplace and a further built in wardrobe. The property further features a cellar to the lower floor, fantastic for storage with power, lighting, and heating. The cellar can be accessed through an internal staircase leading from the dining/reception room and a door to the front aspect. Outside the property has a wall to the front boundary with stairs leading to the front door. The attractive south west facing rear garden is fully enclosed with a block paved patio area, ideal for relaxing, a raised lawn area with flower bed boarders and raised flower beds. Offering a substantial and spacious accommodation with many character features, this is a rare opportunity to purchase an iconic, historic, yet practical family home. Early viewing is strongly advised!