Hardwick Road, Wellingborough, NN8

Superbly located and extended, spacious and light bay fronted character family home with detached double garage, large attractive mature garden and off road parking for multiple vehicles close to the train station, schools and local amenities.

A beautifully presented mock Tudor bay fronted 1930s detached family home which has been significantly extended and improved in recent years. Benefits include a large detached double garage built 2000 and a rear utility, W.C and shower room extension with a separate conservatory built circa 2015.

Upon entering the property there is a block paved driveway, parking and turning for multiple vehicles and a detached double garage with an electric up and over garage door system, power and light.

The entrance hall has a bright spacious feel and original woodwork in the staircase leads to the first floor with under stairs storage and a door leading to the breakfast room and kitchen.

The main lounge diner is opened through and a bay window to the front provides a good feeling of space and light, there is a gas coal effect fire. The dining room then opens out through to a high quality conservatory with fully fitted ceiling and side blinds.

There is a study to the front leading to a separate store room and a down stairs W.C. which the leads through into the kitchen providing a good "flow" to the ground floor spaces.

The kitchen breakfast room is a bright modern space with a range of good quality base and wall mounted units with Red Balmoral polished granite work surfaces, integrated dishwasher and gas hob in a breakfast bar arrangement. A door then leads through to a ground floor extension providing useful and versatile additional shower room, separate W.C and a good sized utility room with more base and wall mounted storage and sink units, doors lead out onto the garden to the rear.

On the first floor there are four double bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite bathroom with bath, large shower cubicle, w.c and hand wash basin. Bedrooms one and four have fully fitted wardrobes. The master bedroom is also bay fronted and the family bathroom has a large shower cubicle, hand wash basin and w.c with the boiler room housing a Worcester Bosch boiler fitted circa 2013 and Megaflow system fitted circa 2024. There is a large head height loft that has been significantly boarded out with a good drop down ladder and light which has the potential to be converted subject to local authority planning and building regulation approval..

In the garden the stunning mature greenery and vibrant orchard feel is uplifting with many apple trees, mature shrubs, fruit and herb beds. There is a Polly tunnel to the rear, lawn centrally, a garden shed, green house and small seed bed planting shed with good access to both sides of the property.

Superbly located in a desirable area of Wellingborough, the property is close to the local shops and amenities of Wellingborough town centre. It is also a short drive to Rushden Lakes Shopping Centre, Irchester Country Park and is ideally located for days out to outstanding attractions such as Castle Ashby House with Capability Brown gardens and grounds.

There is excellent access to stunning Northamptonshire countryside walks and the river Nene for canal boating. It is ideal for all country pursuits such as sailing, swimming and various watersports on the many inland lakes such as Grendon Lakes, Pitsford, Sywell, Castle Ashby and Rutland to name a few.

The choice of local schools is superb which include the Wellingborough private school, Sir Christopher Hatton Academy, Wollaston school, Weavers Academy and Manor school.

Local transport links provide excellent access to the A45, A43, A14, A1, M11, M1 and M40. Wellingborough train station is only 2 miles, 7 min car drive or 9 min cycle to the station making it ideal for London commuting. The fastest direct train time into London St Pancras is 45mins.

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