• Chain free. +
• Close to great road links. +
• Less than 50 minutes into the centre of London by train. +
• Newly refurbished. +
• Large garden. +
• Full of charm and character. +
• Two bathrooms. +
• Close to all of the usual amenities. +

Finedon is a popular town whereby you will find all of the usual amenities just a short walk away. There is easy access to all of the local link roads, and you can be into the centre of London in less than 50 minutes from the local train station in Wellingborough.
Steeped in local history, part of this building started life out in 1690 as the old Quaker house, a meeting place and place of worship for the local community of Finedon.

The current owners have worked long and hard on a project to change the use of the building and to also add an extension to the rear, creating a beautiful kitchen & bathroom. This has been done very tastefully and to a high standard, all whilst respecting the steep heritage and history to create a beautiful two bedroom home.

Upon entering this property, you step into an entrance porch and through original double doors into the main living area. This is an impressive space with a high ceiling and a number of dual aspect windows allowing in plenty of natural light. There is the original wood panelling to the walls and at one end there is a raised seated area, which again is original to the building. Moving through this space into the large spacious hallway, gives entrance to all downstairs rooms including the kitchen – which is part of the extension. In the bespoke kitchen you will find plenty of low level and wall mounted kitchen cabinets. There are matching integral washing machine, dishwasher, fridge freezer, cooker and hob installed to the highest standard. The visible grain on the doors is then complimented by 40mm Oak worktops. You will find large solid profile floor tiling throughout the kitchen/breakfast room space. There is exposed brickwork to the wall giving this space lots of charm and character. At the rear of the kitchen you will find a beautiful stable door leading onto the courtyard section of the garden. Furthermore downstairs, there is a well-appointed shower room and study/bedroom number two which is a double.

You access the first floor via a solid oak staircase which matches the oak doors with antique brass door hardware. The master bedroom is another great size giving a bright space with two large, newly installed conservation roof windows. You will find an ensuite shower room that has a large built in storage cupboard. Both bathrooms have been installed with Old Richmond sanityware complete with Chatsworth 1928 designer equipment and have underfloor heating and electric towel rails. The internet and television have been prewired throughout the house to a central cupboard to enable easy internet/TV installation. All electrical faceplates and switches specified as Scolmore antique brass. The heating system is complimented by modern high efficiency column radiators.