About this property

An attractive detached long stone house dating back to 1860, situated centrally within the village and standing in 0.15 of an acre with detached double garage with office or workshop, ancillary accommodation above and beautiful mature gardens.

The name 'Menhendra' means long stone house. Constructed of stone beneath a slate roof with double glazed leaded light windows and oil fired heating, the property provides versatile accommodation arranged over two floors including four bedrooms and an impressive open plan kitchen/living/dining space. The property combines many period features with all the conveniences of modern family living.

A spacious entrance hall stairs which give access to the first floor and wooden panelled doors lead off to the ground floor accommodation. The charming sitting room features an open fireplace with fitted bookcases to each side. The open plan kitchen/living space, which is the hub of the house, is generously proportioned and well appointed with a ceramic tiled floor. The living space features a fitted bookcase with space for living furniture, while the kitchen area is fitted with a range of bespoke base and eye level wooden units, complimented by granite work surfaces, belfast sink and integrated appliances including an oil fired 'Alpha' Range. The adjacent utility room is fitted with further units, has plumbing for a washing machine and gives access to the patio which has an enclosed seating area with water feature and catches the sun.

On the first floor, the landing has wooden panelled doors which give access to four generous bedrooms with picture rails and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with a modern three piece white suite and separate shower enclosure. The family bathroom is also fitted with a modern white suite including a vanity sink.

To the side of the garage a door gives access to a staircase leading to ancillary accommodation currently arranged as a fifth bedroom with a separate bathroom for guests but also with the potential to be used in a variety of different ways such as an office. There is plumbing for the installation of a kitchenette if required.

Outside
The property is approached through a gated entrance with stone piers to a gravel drive providing parking for several vehicles leading to a detached double garage with ancillary accommodation above and adjoining office/gym/workshop. The property enjoys delightful well established, south facing gardens. Fully enclosed, the gardens are laid to lawn and complimented by well stocked flowering borders with an array of color and leading to a productive vegetable garden. Greenhouse and timber storage shed. In all, 0.15 of an acre.

Situation
Syresham is a picturesque village located in the West Northamptonshire, nestled in a rural setting known for its scenic landscapes and charming countryside appeal. It offers good access to the arterial roads of the A43, M1, and M40. Milton Keynes and Northampton are approximately 30 minutes' drive away, with rail access to London Euston in approximately an hour. The market towns of Brackley and Towcester provide a range of shops, supermarkets, and restaurants.

The village boasts several amenities including a primary school, a village shop, a pub (The Kings Head), 13th Century church, village hall which serves as a hub for community activities and events and a popular sports and social club. Additional schooling available at Akeley Wood School, Beachborough School, Magdalen College School, and Winchester House School in Brackley.

Additional information

• Detached double garage with ancillary fifth bedroom and bathroom above
• Separate office/gym
• Delightful mature and landscaped gardens
• Open plan kitchen/dining/living space
• Sitting Room
• principal bedroom with en-suite shower room
• three further bedrooms
• family bathroom
• utility room

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold