The Stone House is a charming, detached period, house with stunning countryside views located on Bakers Lane in sought after Stoke Bruerne. The house has been well maintained and extended over the years to create a comfortable family home with a feeling of space and light but could now do with either cosmetic updating or subject to planning could be substantially extended to create a stunning family home. The garden is large enough that it would be possible subject to planning to develop the garden as access for a separate plot is agreed.

On entering you are greeted by a bright welcoming entrance hall with guest cloakroom. To the front of the house overlooking the front garden is a a good size dining room which leads through to the bright kitchen/breakfast rooms which is fitted with a traditional range of units, double doors open into a large conservatory with superb view over the garden and orchard. On the right of the house is a superb main reception room which is deceptively large for a cottage and has a fireplace, its a lovely bright room with windows to the side and front. There is a further study/sitting room to the the rear of the house with doors opening to the garden.

On the first floor there are four good size bedrooms. The main bedroom, which is to the rear, has stunning open countryside views and an en suite bathroom. Two double bedrooms overlook the front lane and one has an en suite shower room, there is a further double bedroom to the rear again with superb views.

Outside there is a gravel parking area accessed from Bakers Lane with parking for numerous cars leading to a tandem double garage. The front gardens are walled and cottage style whilst the rear gardens are south east facing and just superb with a stunning outlook over the adjoining fields and countryside, they are mainly lawn with a sun terrace, the bottom of the garden is a productive orchard with apple and pear trees. Please note that if the property is sold for development then an overage clause will be added.

Stoke Bruerne is located just south of Northampton and is steeped in history. Its stone cottages sit on the Grand Union canal where there’s a museum, 2 waterside pubs and a popular Indian restaurant. The village is ideally situated with good access to the A43, M1 and M40 so is ideal for commuters with mainline train stations in Milton Keynes and Northampton having direct services to London Euston with journey times ranging from 35 -55 minutes. The vibrant market town of Towcester is only 4 miles away and great schooling can also be found nearby.