• Modern family living +
• Generously proportioned accommodation +
• Well appointed and improved throughout +
• Fabulous, spacious garden +
• Double garage and private driveway +
• Highly sought after village location +
• EPC Rating = D +

Family home with a generous garden in a sought-after village.

Description

Originally built in 1982, Mulberries has been transformed by the current owners to provide well-proportioned, modern living in the much sought-after village of Sulgrave. The generous plot extends to over 0.5 acres with a wonderful rear garden, ideal for families.

A wonderful triple aspect kitchen / dining room / family room creates a main hub to the house, with ample room for a dining table and a separate seating area with views down the garden and double doors into it. The fitted kitchen includes fitted units, island unit with breakfast bar and substantial walk-in pantry. A delightful sitting room features sliding doors into the garden, wooden floor and a stone fireplace with wood burning stove, creating a focal point to the room. There is also a separate study with wood burning stove, a versatile utility / boot room and ground floor WC.

The first floor includes a light and spacious landing, with space for a desk, leading to a generous principal bedroom with far-reaching views and an en suite shower room. There are three further, spacious double bedrooms, two of which feature views across the garden to the countryside beyond, and a large family bathroom with a bath and separate shower.

The property is accessed via a private gravel driveway leading to a gravel parking area, with an electric charging point. There is also a detached double garage with a useful additional store / workshop area.

To the front of the house there is a lawned garden area and mature trees. To the rear is a substantial garden with two terraces, ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining. The garden also includes large lawn areas, flower beds, mature trees and shrubs, vegetable patch and an area of orchard.

Location

Sulgrave is a popular, rural village situated in the south Northamptonshire countryside, close to the North Oxfordshire border, about 8 miles north east of Banbury. A conservation village, its Manor House was once the ancestral home of George Washington and today the thriving community boasts a village hall, shop, post office, public house and parish church. There is also a mobile butcher and fishmonger that visit the village once a week.