5 Sutton Street, Flore, NN7 4LD

£250,000 - Guide Price Sold STC

Property Description

Two Bedroom Semi-Detached Bungalow For Sale in Flore.

This two-bedroom semi-detached bungalow is For Sale with No Upper Chain, and is located in the popular Northamptonshire village of Flore.

Located on ‘Sutton Street,’ the property is in a quiet, mature area of Flore within fairly comfortable walking distance of the local amenities.

Internally the bungalow is a good size with two double bedrooms, lounge, bathroom and kitchen / breakfast room, which has a door leading to a low maintenance rear garden.

The front of the property has a garden with mature planted borders, a path leading to the front door plus gated access to the rear.

The rear garden is sunny and private with gated access to the front, it is a low maintenance garden with mature planted borders, a very pleasant place to sit and unwind.

This property is an affordable way to get into the prized village of Flore.

Situated in the county of Northamptonshire Flore is a charming and popular village, you’ll find a close-knit community with essential amenities and services just a short distance away. Northampton is easily accessible, offering a wide range of shopping, dining, and leisure options to cater to all your needs.

If your work involves a commute, the A45 and A5 are only a few minutes away and the M1 is within very easy reach, If you need a train, Northampton and Long Buckby Stations provide an excellent service and are both just a short drive away.

To receive further details call one of the Campbells team today, we will be happy to answer any questions or arrange your viewing.

TENURE: Freehold

COUNCIL TAX BAND: C

EPC: D

The Room Measurements for this property are as follows:

Entrance Hall

5.72m (18’9″) x 1.37m (4’6″) max

Lounge

4.28m (14′) x 3.35m (11′) max

Kitchen / Breakfast Room

3.66m (12′) x 3.01m (9’10”)

Bedroom One

3.96m (13′) x 3.43m (11’3″) not inc wardrobes

Bedroom Two

3.54m (11’7″) x 3.45m (11’4″) not inc wardrobes

Wet Room

2.12m (7′) x 1.72m (5’8″)

Two Bedroom Semi Detached Bungalow
No Upper Chain
Located In The Northamptonshire Village Of Flore
Two Double Bedrooms
Front And Rear Gardens
Gas Central Heating
Kitchen / Breakfast Room
Close To Local Amenities
Flore Location
Great Location For Commuters

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COUNCIL TAX BAND: G

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The Room Measurements for this property are as follows.

KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM

4.09m x 4.04m (13’5″ x 13’3″)

LOUNGE

4.24m x 4.09m (13’11” x 13’5″)

RECEPTION ROOM

4.26m x 3.58m (14′ x 11’9″)

DINING ROOM

3.27m x 2.83m (10’9″ x 9’3″) max

MAIN BEDROOM

3.90m x 3.34m 12’10” x 11′)

OPEN-PLAN BATHROOM

4.09m x 2.91m (13’5″ x 9’7″)

BEDROOM TWO

4.35m x 3.28m (14’3″ x 10’9″)

BEDROOM THREE

3.44m x 3.28m (11’3″ x 10’9″)

BEDROOM FOUR

4.25m x 2.53m (13’11” x 8’4″)

BATHROOM

3.11m x 2.16m (10’3″ x 7’1″)

OUTSIDE STORAGE

3.24m x 2.38m (10’8″ x 7’10”)

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COUNCIL TAX BAND: C

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APPROX. SIZE: 92 sqm / 990 sq ft

The approximate measurements for this property are as follows:

GROUND FLOOR

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5.51m x 3.71m (18’1″ x 12’2″)

KITCHEN/DINER

5.82m x 4.26m (19’1″ x 14’0″)

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4.01m x 2.60m (13’2″ x 8’6″)

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BATHROOM

2.81m x 1.53m (9’3″ x 5’0″)

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LIVING ROOM

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BEDROOM ONE

4.29m (14’1″) x 3.58m (11’9″)

BATHROOM

2.15m x 1.56m (7’1″ x 5’1″)

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COUNCIL TAX BAND: C

EPC: E

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6.90m x 2.90m (22’7″ x 9’6″)

LOUNGE

4.60m x 4.00m (15’1″ x 13’2″)

0.84m x 0.70m (2’9″ x 2’4″)

BEDROOM ONE

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