193 High Street

193 High Street UPTON, NORTHAMPTON, NN5 4FF

193 High Street Offers Over £250,000

Have you ever imagined owning your first eco-home with local schools, shopping, leisure facilities and nature walks all on your doorstep? Sound idyllic? This dream can be your new reality with this stunning semi-detached family home.

Located in the highly desirable Upton area of Northampton, this eco-friendly development is locally renowned for receiving personal design and layout input from King Charles and The Prince's Foundation, Upton has since been visited by the King on more than one occasion.

Three Bedroom Semi-Detached Home Open Plan Kitchen-Diner Ideal For Outdoor Entertaining Eco-Friendly Home With Solar Panels Secure, Private Off Road Parking Sought After Location Close To Local Amenities Schools Within Walking Distance Excellent Commuter Links EPC Rating - B

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Located in the heart of the sought after area of Upton to the West of Northampton, this family home has got something for everyone!

With Upton Country Park just 0.5 miles away and Sixfields retail and leisure park 0.5 miles away, this family home offers a refreshing blend of countryside walks and easy access to a variety of local restaurants, cafes, a cinema, ten pin bowling and gyms for you to enjoy. What’s more, Northampton Town Football Club can also be found nearby.

Additionally, the property is within walking distance to a variety of local nurseries, primary and secondary schools with Ashbourne Day Nurseries at Upton Meadows and Upton Meadows Primary School both just 0.2 miles away and The Duston Secondary School being just 1.3 miles away.

For commuting, the property offers easy access to Northampton Rail Station (2.1 miles) and the M1 motorway.

“For me there are few properties that come to the market that are as well connected to local amenities as this ecohome. It's rare that you find a home with everything at it's doorstep"

Interior Upon entering this modern family home, you are greeted by an inviting entrance hall. To the left of the entrance hall is the generous living room. The living room is a perfect place for children to play and offers ample space for seating and entertaining guests. Thanks to the large window and French patio doors the living room receives a wealth of natural light at all times of day. The living room is carpeted which adds to its cosy and inviting atmosphere.

To the right of the entrance hall is the stunning open-plan kitchen-dining room, boasting laminate wooden worktops, an integrated stainless steel sink with mixer tap, a built-in 4 burner gas hob, an integrated extractor hood, a built-in Indesit oven with grill function, an integrated fridge-freezer and a built in dishwasher. The U-shaped kitchen worktops offer space for one appliance, currently occupied by a washing machine, a wealth of storage space as well as ample worktop space. The kitchendining room can comfortably house a dining table and is ideal for entertaining, the U-shaped kitchen enables you to prepare each course while remaining sociable and able to entertain dinner guests. The kitchen-dining room benefits from a large window to the front as well as a glazed door to the rear that provides access to the garden ensuring that the kitchen-diner receives natural light at all times of day.

From the entrance hall we can go up the staircase which leads up to the first-floor landing. The luxurious master suite is beautifully presented and comfortably accommodates a double bed and benefits from a built-in wardrobe as well as views of the front garden.

The spacious second bedroom offers dual aspect windows to the front and rear and rivals the master suite in size, comfortably accommodating a double bed and could easily become the primary suite thanks to the access it provides to the balcony. Can you imagine relaxing out on the balcony before bed with a glass of wine and a good book? Exquisite!

The third bedroom is large enough to accommodate a double bed but could double as a work from home office and provides views of the front garden.

The main bathroom has been fitted with an integrated showerbath, a pedestal sink and a toilet this bathroom is very well equipped to meet the needs of the modern family and offers a relaxing space designed to help you prepare for the day ahead.

“I love that I can enjoy a nice peaceful cup of coffee out on the balcony on a quiet Sunday morning; whilst also knowing that when I finish work in London on a Friday afternoon I can be home from London Euston in just over an hour.”

“Spring is our favourite here because it’s the time of year we finally moved in after watching the house be built from the very first brick. Spring is lovely here as the bright Spring sunlight floods in through wide opening French doors in the living room, filling the room with light and warmth.”

“Last Christmas was one to remember, we had the entire extended family visit and we were really able to make use of the large kitchen to cook an amazing meal from scratch and then extend the dining table to its fullest so that we could all enjoy Christmas dinner together."

“Our favourite room – The Kitchen-Dining Room”

Directions Heading East on the M1, at junction 16, take the A4500 exit to Northampton (West). At Kislingbury Interchange, take the 1st exit onto Weedon Road/A4500, at the roundabout, take the 1st exit and stay on Weedon Road/A4500, at the roundabout, take the 1st exit and stay on Weedon Road/A4500. Turn right onto High Street. 193 High Street, Upton, Northampton NN5 4FF will be on the left Services Main water, gas and electric Tenure Freehold Service Charge - £689.48 annually Local Authority & Tax Band West Northamptonshire Council The Guildhall St. Giles Street Northampton NN1 1DE www.westnorthants.gov.uk Tel 0300 126 7000 Tax band - C Viewing Arrangements Viewing strictly by appointment with sole agent Henry James 07960 882807 Henry@ThePropertyExperts.co.uk

Town Centre 2.5 miles Primary Schools 0.2 miles Train Station 2.0 miles Motorway links 2.5 miles Airport 39.2miles Nearest Towns 10.7 miles Bus Station 2.7 miles University 2.9 miles Hospital 2.8 miles

Northampton Archaeological evidence of settlement in the area dates to the Bronze Age, Romans and Anglo-Saxons. In the Middle Ages, the town rose to national significance with the establishment of Northampton Castle, an occasional royal residence which regularly hosted the Parliament of England. Medieval Northampton had many churches, monasteries and the University of Northampton, all enclosed by the town walls. The town was the site of two medieval battles, in 1264 and 1460.

The Great Fire of Northampton in 1675 destroyed much of the historic town. However, Northampton was soon rebuilt and grew rapidly with the industrial development of the 18th century. The town continued to expand with the arrival of the Grand Union Canal and the railways in the 19th century, becoming a centre for footwear and leather manufacture.

Growth was limited following the World Wars until it was designated a New Town in 1968, accelerating development which has continued into the 21st century.

Northamptonshire The county is characterised by low, undulating hills, particularly to the west. They are the source of several rivers, including the Avon and Welland, which form much of the northern border.

The highest point is Arbury Hill southwest of Daventry, at 225 m (738 ft).

Today, Northamptonshire has a number of small industrial centres which specialise in engineering and food processing.

0.03 Acres 1,389.00 sq.m