4 Bed Terraced House For Sale

“A Touch of Class”
Lovingly restored and sympathetically finished with its period charm in mind, this stunning four bedroom Edwardian property offers ‘A Touch of Class’ inside and out. 

Property Highlights
•    Situated in an extremely desirable part of Wellingborough, on a street of similar executive period homes. Wellingborough town centre is within short walking distance and Bassetts Close Park is less than a 2-minute walk away.
•    The A509 and A45 are within close driving distance, providing excellent travel links by car, and Wellingborough train station is just under 1.5 miles away.
•    Beautifully presented Edwardian Property lovingly renovated and finished to an incredibly high standard. The Property dates back to 1906 and retains a wealth of the original features with original floorings, deep moulded skirting boards, ornate coved cornicing, exposed timber doors, sash windows and much more.
•    Entrance through the attractive period timber and glass panelled front door leads into the impressive Entrance Hall with a stunning Minton tiled floor, deep moulded skirting boards, two ornate arches, a feature obscure glass window into the Living Room and doors to the principal accommodation.
•    Gorgeous bay fronted Living Room offering fantastic proportions, a natural sea grass carpet, a door and window leading out to the rear garden, original coved cornicing, a period column style radiator, and a cast iron multi fuel burner taking centre stage in the room. The generous proportions of the room make for excellent versatility with furniture and provide a host of possibilities with the layout.
•    Formal Dining Room, naturally light from the generous sash window to the side elevation and boasting period Edwardian quarry tiles, and an open arch through to the Kitchen/Breakfast Room. Although currently used as a dining room this room provides the flexibility to use as a playroom, work from home space, additional sitting room and much more.
•    The attractive Edwardian quarry tiles seamlessly flow through to the Kitchen/Breakfast Room with a split level defining the breakfast area. There are two modern column radiators, ample space for a breakfast table, a stable door to the Utility Room, and a country style Kitchen with modern grey base level units topped with solid oak worktops and upstand, an inset Belfast sink with monobloc tap, attractive industrial shelving and there is a breakfast bar providing a great space to entertain whilst cooking.
•    Separate Utility Room comprising of additional solid oak worktops, timber effect laminate flooring, a fitted base level unit, space and plumbing for two appliances (not included), a stable door to the kitchen and sliding patio doors to the garden.
•    Ground floor WC featuring a sash window to the side elevation, timber effect laminate flooring, and a traditional style suite to include a low-level WC and a compact wash hand basin built into a useful storage unit.
•    The ascend from the impressive Entrance Hall with a naturally light aspect from the window to the side elevation. The stairs feature a central Jute runner carpet and dogleg up to the first floor with an open gallery landing feel. The Jute carpet extends the entirety of the extensive Landing, and a hatch provides access to the loft.
•    Four Bedrooms, three of which are generous double sized rooms with modern column radiators, natural seagrass carpets and an abundance of light from the extensive windows. The bedrooms benefit from an additional sense of space as the first floor accommodation spans over the ground floor side passage to provide excellent proportions. Bedroom Two boasts the original bay window to the front elevation, a built-in wardrobe, and stairs rising to the converted loft room, making for an ideal chillout space/workspace for a growing child or teenager, or even as a guest suite.
•    Modern and contemporary Shower Room, beautifully finished with a traditional style suite. There is timber effect flooring, a period style towel rail, and a three piece suite to include a low-level WC, a wash hand basin built into a useful storage unit, and an oversized walk-in shower with metro tiled walls, an overhead rainwater shower head and a handheld attachment. 
•    Detached double Garage, situated at the rear of the garden with steps that lead down to the side pedestrian door. There is vehicular access from Hardwick Road at the rear, a remote operated roller door with parking in front for one vehicle, lighting and power. The Garage is currently used as a dance studio, but would make for a great workshop, space to run a business from home and could easily be used as a garage for your vehicles.
•    Modern gas fired central heating system with a new boiler fitted late 2019 and controlled by a Wi-Fi operated Nest system.
•    Council Tax Band: C – EPC Rating: D – Tenure: Freehold

Outside 
The Property occupies a beautiful position on the street, brimming with curb appeal. There is a period red brick wall with two iron gates providing access into the forecourt and a paved path with quarry tiled border leads to the front door, whilst another path sits to the other side of the forecourt leading to secure door of the side passage and garden beyond.
The rear Garden boasts a sought-after south-west facing aspect be is perfectly positioned to catch the sun. There is a period blue brick courtyard sat to one side and providing a cottage garden feel by the rear door of the living room. A stone effect paved patio extends from the utility room providing an excellent entertaining space, with gravelled rockery areas either side and a path leads through two lawn areas to the rear of the garden. Steps at the rear of the garden ascend to the roof terrace above the garage, with artificial lawn, and to the side of the garage, steps descend to the side pedestrian providing access into the garage.