A delightful stone cottage with comfortable and characterful accommodation, set within a short walk of Market Place.

The Property

Constructed of local limestone beneath a Collyweston slate roof, this delightful Grade II Listed stone cottage dates from the late 1600s and retains much of its original charm and character. It is a lovely example of a traditional cottage, with exposed beams, an inglenook fireplace and plenty of atmosphere throughout.

The main entrance opens into the charming kitchen/breakfast room, which provides plenty of space for family meals and more formal occasions. The kitchen is fitted with traditional Shaker-style wooden units, together with a built-in oven and hob with extractor hood above. There is space and plumbing for the usual washing machine.

From the kitchen, a door leads through to the inner hall, with access to the sitting room, downstairs shower room and the garden via a useful stable door.

The sitting room is a particularly characterful and atmospheric room, centred around a wonderful inglenook fireplace which creates a cosy focal point. Exposed beams add further warmth and character, while the staircase rises to the first floor.

Upstairs, the landing has a window overlooking the the garden and a large cupboard providing useful storage. There are two good-sized double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is particularly generous, with attractive sloping ceilings adding to its character, and a front-facing window. The second bedroom is also a comfortable double room, with exposed heavy timber joinery adding to its traditional feel.

Outside, the property has a generous and attractive garden, with a lower patio providing a lovely spot for outdoor seating and entertaining. Steps lead up to a good-sized lawn, beautifully framed by established flower beds and planting. A garden shed provides useful storage, while the overall garden offers a lovely degree of space and privacy.

This is a charming period cottage with genuine character and a lovely sense of history, combined with practical accommodation and a surprisingly generous garden.

Location
Mill Road is within the town’s conservation area, and a stone’s throw from Market Place. The schools and shops, including Waitrose, are within a short walk. Oundle offers a range of restaurants, cafes, leisure and social facilities. There is a frequent bus service to Corby or Peterborough. The city of Peterborough is only 12 miles away, and offers extensive facilities and high speed, main line rail travel to London’s King’s Cross, with journey times from about 46 minutes.

Services
All mains services are connected with gas fired central heating.

EPC Exempt

Council Tax Band C

Local Authority North Northamptonshire