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24 Bradbury Road, Newnham, Daventry, NN11Bradbury Road, Newnham, Northamptonshire
£330,000Guide Price
Property Features
Full Details
Details:
An extended four-bedroom property situated on the outskirts of Newnham village with first-floor views towards Badby Woods. Benefitting from a larger than average plot with off-road parking and oversized single garage with workshop area.
24 Bradbury Road has been well maintained by the current owners and features sliding doors opening onto the covered patio area and pleasant rear garden beyond.
Accommodation comprises entrance hall, dual aspect sitting room/dining room, kitchen with large breakfast area, ground floor shower room, four bedrooms and family bathroom.
Location:
24 Bradbury Road is located within a cul-de-sac on the outskirts of the desirable village of Newnham.
Newnham is nestled in a valley to the west of Northamptonshire close to the Warwickshire border and two miles south of the market town of Daventry.
The village has attractive groupings of stone and brick houses and a cherished village green where the popular ‘Maria’s Kitchen’ at the Romer Arms provides good home-cooked food and drinks.
The church of St Michael and All Angels stands on a high bank within Newnham and boasts a C15th open battlemented tower, one of only a few open towers in the country.
A reminder of Newnham’s past agricultural industry can be found in a Grade II Listed windmill standing aloft on Newnham Hill.
The local primary school is currently Ofsted rated ‘Good’.
Notable past residents of the village include the former Chancellor of the Exchequer, Nigel Lawson and the Elizabethan poet, Thomas Randolph.
Newnham is less than a 40-minute commute to Milton Keynes where a wide range of shops and facilities are available as well as Milton Keynes Central Railway with direct and frequent trains to London Euston.
Entrance Hall:
The tiled entrance hall is accessed via a white panel-effect door with upper decorative double glazing and two-unit side light providing natural light. A straight flight of carpeted stairs leads to the first-floor accommodation and solid timber, four-panel doors lead to the sitting room, dining room, and shower room.
Sitting/Dining Area:
The through sitting/dining room is a large dual-aspect space with an abundance of natural light provided by a three-unit double glazed window to the front. The south-facing double-glazed sliding doors give additional light and provide access to the patio and well-tended garden. There is an open fireplace to the sitting room with cast-iron grate, exposed brick reveals, stone hearth, and oak mantel over.
Kitchen/Breakfast Area:
The kitchen is located to the south-facing rear aspect of the property and incorporates Shaker-style base and wall units with oak work surfaces and a ceramic sink-and-a-half with a drainer. Built-in appliances include: four-burner gas hob, electric oven, microwave, and dish washer. Space has been provided for a fridge, freezer, and washing machine. There is good natural lighting from the South-facing double-glazed window above the sink. A full height double-glazed door provides access to the rear garden. Further natural lighting and ventilation is provided by a double-glazed window side elevation. There is a useful pantry area with solid timber four-panel door and a further under-stairs cupboard, again accessed via timber four-panel door. The gas-fired combination boiler is located to the front right hand side corner of the breakfast area and is neatly concealed within a timber unit.
Downstairs Shower Room:
The ground floor shower room is accessed off the entrance hall and is fitted with a three-piece suite comprising walk-in shower with glazed screen, hand basin with pedestal, and close-coupled WC. There is a double-glazed window providing natural lighting. Recessed spotlights have been installed to the plasterboard ceiling. The space is neutrally decorated with full-height ceramic wall tiling. Mechanical extract ventilation has been installed.
Landing:
The carpeted first floor landing has solid timber 4 panel doors providing access to the bedrooms and family bathroom.
Bedroom One:
Bedroom one is a good-sized double to the front left-hand side of the property with a large four-unit double glazed window. Built-in storage space has been provided.
Bedroom Two:
Bedroom two is another good-sized double room to the rear right-hand side of the property with a two-unit double-glazed window providing far-reaching views towards Badby Woods. Storage space is catered for with a built-in wardrobe with mirrored sliding doors.
Bedroom Three:
Bedroom three is situated to the front of the property and incorporates a large four-unit, double-glazed window. There is a built-in storage cupboard with double-swing louvered timber doors. Further storage space is available within the over-stairs cupboard. A hinged ceiling hatch with extendable ladder provides access to a part-boarded loft space.
Bedroom Four:
Bedroom four is a double with two-unit, double-glazed window overlooking the rear garden towards Badby Woods.
Family Bathroom:
The family bathroom is fitted with a three-piece suite comprising clamshell hand basin with pedestal, close-coupled WC, and ‘P’-shaped bath. The ceiling has been finished with painted timber tongued-and-grooved boards incorporating recessed spotlights. There is an obscure double-glazed window top hung opening casement to the side elevation providing natural lighting and ventilation.
Outside Areas:
Front Aspect:
The property is set back from the and cul-de-sac with a block paviour drive providing off-road parking and access to the detached garage. Block paviours extend to the front elevation of the property and the remainder of the front aspect is laid to gravel.
Rear Garden:
The large rear garden is accessed through an arched opening to the brick garden wall with ledged, framed, and braced timber gate. The garden is south facing and features a large, tiered patio area which is partially sheltered beneath a timber framed canopy. Timber picket fencing separates the patio from the central lawned area where there is a feature pond and a well-tended Twisted Willow and Bay tree. A further patio area has been formed to the rear of the garage which has an insulated summer house with power and lighting.
Garage:
The oversized single garage to the rear right-hand side of the property is of facing brick construction beneath a dual-pitched timber roof clad with concrete tiles. An insulated plasterboard ceiling has been installed. The garage is of a good size and incorporates a useful workshop area to the rear with large window overlooking the rear garden and a separate pedestrian access door. The main front vehicular door is a modern roller-shutter unit. Power and lighting are provided.
Important Notice:
Whilst every care has been taken with the preparation of these Sales Particulars, complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed, and they do not constitute a contract or part of one. David Cosby Chartered Surveyors have not tested services, appliances, equipment, or fittings within the property and therefore no guarantee can be made that they are in good working order. No assumption should be made that the property has all necessary statutory approvals and consents such as planning and building regulations approval. Any measurements given within the particulars are approximate and photographs are provided for general information and do not infer that any item shown is included in the sale. Any plans provided are for illustrative purposes only and are not to scale. In all cases, prospective purchasers should verify matters for themselves by way of independent inspection and enquiries. Any comments made herein on the condition of the property are provided for guidance only and should not be relied upon.