About this property

Situated within the heart of this well considered Northamptonshire village Eydon View is a charming character cottage steeped in history. The property is reported to date back to the 1860's and was used as a

sewing room for the Canons Ashby Estate, also in later years an infant school. The property has been added to in recent years by the current owners and now offers over 1800 sq of internal accommodation without losing any of its character rustic charm.

The sitting room is generous in size with an open fireplace and exposed ceiling beams. The kitchen and breakfast room offers a good level of eye and base level units with cooker, hob and extractor above with a separate utility and a pantry. From the kitchen the dining room offers a lovely social space for family gatherings and in addition there is a garden room to relax throughout the day.

To the first floor the four double bedrooms are well proportioned, the principal bedroom offering quality fitted wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom; there is a further family bathroom. To check broadband and mobile phone coverage please visit Ofcom here ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/advice-for-consumers/advice/ofcom-checker

Situation
Moreton Pinkney is a rural village comprising mainly of ironstone houses and cottages, set in south Northamptonshire countryside, with direct access to several picturesque footpath walks. The village has a parish church and village hall with playing fields. Nearby Sulgrave has a village shop and Culworth, Weston and Eydon have good public houses. Schools within the area include primary at Culworth and secondary at Middleton Cheney. Further amenities can be found at the market towns of Banbury, Towcester and Brackley. The town of Northampton also has extensive facilities. Well situated for access to both the M40 motorway (Jct 11 Banbury) and M1 (Jct 16 Northampton) and Oxford. Train services from Banbury (London/Marylebone), Milton Keynes (Euston) and Birmingham Airport is within easy reach via the M40.

Outside
To the front of the property there is driveway parking and access to the garage, an established hedge offers seclusion from the roadside. The secluded rear garden offers an array of established perennial flower and shrub planting with carefully positioned seating areas to catch the sunlight throughout the day. A particular feature is a raised decking area to the rear of the garden, it offers a lovely peaceful space to relax. The garden is

predominantly lawn, in addition there is a garden store and workshop which benefits from light and power.

Four Double Bedrooms

Sitting Room With Fireplace

Dining Room

Garden Room

Kitchen & Breakfast Room

Utility Room

Cloakroom

En-Suite Bathroom

Family Bathroom

Private Established Garden

Key information

Council Tax Band: Contact branch

Security deposit: Contact branch

Energy Performance Certificate