• Handsome period farmhouse in a quiet position within a sought-after village +
• 4 bedrooms and generous living accommodation +
• Unlisted with potential for updating and rennovation +
• Beautiful mature landscaped gardens +
• Tarmacked yard with extensive garaging and 4 stables +
• In all 5.2 acres with 4.5 acres of paddocks +
• 0.25 acres of woodland +

The property
Wyggeston Farm House, which is unlisted and likely dates from the 1800's, is situated in a prime position, tucked away, within the beautiful conservation village of King's Norton. The house has a low brick wall to the front and is well set back from the road. The front door, via a porch, opens into a generous hallway with the stairs rising to the left.

The main reception rooms all run from the hall and include a 31ft sitting room with a working fireplace, triple aspect and sliding door opening garden, a dining room with a glass door and glazed side panels, and the kitchen. The kitchen has a range of farmhouse style units, a Rayburn Royal and a Neff oven and grill. Beyond the kitchen is a boiler/utility room and adjacent a boot room with a cloakroom, built-in cupboard and back door which opens onto the yard.

From the hall, the stairs rise to a generous landing which would accommodate a home office area or could be incorporated to produce another bedroom. The principal bedroom is across the hall and to the eastern end of the house and has two built-in cupboards and a fireplace and leads through to large bathroom with a bath and shower. Adjacent the principal bedroom is a WC and basin with a built-in cupboard. Across the hall is bedroom 3 which is a large double and connects through to bedroom 2, another double. The remaining bedroom is a single and abuts a family shower room.

It is anticipated a purchaser may well wish to update and rearrange the layout of the first floor.

Outside
The garden wraps around the house, and a low wall boundary to the front and high mature hedging to the side provide privacy from neighbours. To the front and south-west, the garden is mainly set to lawn with two lovely mature pine trees along the border. Beyond this is a more formal part of the garden which is intensely planted with perennials and bordered by box balls. A wooden garden house, painted egg-shell blue, overlooks this area and takes in the afternoon and early evening sun.

Entry to the yard is via a five-bar gate to the right of the house, leading to a tarmacked driveway and hardstanding which provides access to the garaging and stabling. This consists of two large single garages and a double garage, two stables and a store room. A separate stable block of two Scotts of Thrapston stables sits to the other side of the yard.