• Elizabethan style detached country house +
• Five bedrooms, three bathrooms, cloakroom +
• Four reception rooms +
• Kitchen/breakfast room, utility room and boot room +
• Plot of approximately 7.12 acres +
• Formal gardens, meadow, paddocks and orchard +
• Double garage and parking, summerhouse and store rooms +
• Within walking distance of amenities +

A detached Elizabethan-style country house positioned down a treelined drive with a double garage and approximately 7.12 acres of gardens and grounds in a peaceful rural location within walking distance of village amenities. The property was designed by the architect Sir John Burnett at the turn of the 20th century and built of Northamptonshire stone under a tiled roof. The house is approached by a winding drive flanked by mature lime trees and has ample parking, and a stone built double garage.

The current owners have lived in the property for over 40 years and undertook a comprehensive restoration programme when first moving in which included complete rewiring and plumbing. The ground floor was also remodelled from four small rooms and a butler’s pantry to the current layout with an over 29 ft. drawing room and a kitchen which is open plan to the family room giving a good flow for modern family life and entertaining. A single storey extension was added in the 1990s to create the dining room and an oak framed garden room was added more recently. The roof was completely renewed in 2015.