Church Lane, Evenley, NN13

This attractive 1960's detached residence has been thoughtfully extended to create a flexible and spacious family home. Approached via a private driveway, the property sits within a generous half-acre plot, offering privacy and an abundance of outdoor space.

Upon entering, the welcoming hallway leads to a spacious sitting room featuring an open fireplace, wooden floors and large windows that frame views of the mature gardens. A separate dining room provides a fantastic space for hosting, while the extended kitchen/breakfast room is well-appointed with oak fronted units, granite work surfaces and fitted appliances. In addition, there is a separate utility room, walk-in shower and cloakroom. A study/family room adds further versatility with built-in bookcases. Upstairs, the home boasts four well-proportioned bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefiting from an en-suite shower room with multi-jet shower and built-in bedroom furniture. A family bathroom serves the remaining three bedrooms, offering modern fittings and ample space.

Outside

The property is set behind stone walling with a gated gravelled driveway providing parking for several vehicles. Steps lead to the front entrance and there is gated access to the side of the property.

The mature south facing gardens are a true highlight. Providing a tranquil retreat enclosed by fencing and mature hedgerows, with established trees, well stocked flowering borders and manicured lawns divided into interesting sections and various seating areas including a paved terrace and gazebo, ideal for outdoor dining and relaxation. In all, 0.43 of an acre.

Situation

Evenley is a small village centred around a large green that is also home to the local cricket club. There is a pub (The Red Lion), Forge coffee shop/post office, Barn Owl farm shop and the Parish Church of St George. In addition, Evenley boasts a vibrant community spirit, and the village hall is where regular events are held including a film club and gardening society. The village also benefits from high-speed broadband and further amenities can be found in the market towns of Brackley, Banbury and Towcester. Access to London and Birmingham is via the M40 and M1, railway services to London can be found at Banbury and Bicester (Marylebone) and from Milton Keynes (Euston). Schools in the area include primary at Charlton and secondary at Magdalen College, Brackley. Independent schools include Beachborough, Winchester House and Stowe.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-1127

Additional Information

The property is constructed of reconstituted stone and brick beneath a tiled roof with UPVC double glazed windows and doors and air source heat pump. The property has been extended to the front and rear elevations and provides well-presented and flexible accommodation arranged over two floors benefiting from all the conveniences of modern family living including (x13) 3.51 KW solar panels (installed in 2014) and a 'Pod Point' electric car charging point (installed in 2022).

Services include water, electricity, gas (meter removed but supply still in place), drainage. For broadband/mobile speeds please check location at checker.ofcom.org.uk

Council Tax Band F - West Northamptonshire District Council