The Hollies, 4 Kings Lane, Flore, NN7 4LQ

£850,000 - Offers in Excess of For Sale

Property Description

Four Bedroom Detached Grade II Listed Stone Cottage For Sale In Flore

This is a unique, one-off opportunity to purchase a renovated, detached, four-bedroom Grade II listed cottage with no upper chain, set on a large plot of land with outbuildings offering plenty of further potential, in the heart of the highly regarded and popular village of Flore.

This character cottage, dating back to the 16th century, is surprisingly spacious and well presented. Internally, you will discover a fantastic blend of original features and subtle modifications, creating a charming and exceptionally comfortable place to live.

Although there are a few rooms to finish, this lovely cottage has been renovated in recent years and is now an impressive character family home with plenty of further potential.

Situated on a quiet lane with very little passing traffic, electric gated access leads into a large off-road parking area, providing space for multiple vehicles, horseboxes, and motorhomes—just look at the pictures; there is plenty of parking available.

The attractive front door leads into an entrance hallway, where you are immediately struck by the charm and character, with a striking mixture of exposed beams set off by attractive flagstone flooring.

There are plenty of original features throughout this beautiful property, including exposed stone and brick walls, oak wall and ceiling beams, flagstone flooring, quarry-tiled floors, and original refurbished windows, to name just a few.

Once inside, you will find three good-sized reception rooms and a lovely, recently replaced kitchen, which also provides access to a cellar that has been updated to offer useful additional storage.

Unusually, the property features two staircases leading to separate first-floor accommodation.

Three of the bedrooms, along with the modern, refitted family shower room, are accessed via the original staircase from the kitchen area, while the main bedroom is accessed via a separate oak staircase from the inner hallway.

This oak staircase leads to an open-plan first-floor landing—an instant ‘wow’ factor.

The many character features are complemented by an exposed brick wall, an oak “A”-frame, and ceiling beams, while oak floorboards enhance the character of the space. This area also features an open-plan bathroom with a freestanding copper bath and sink, adding elegance and style. An opening then leads into the main bedroom.

The property benefits from gas central heating to radiators and a wood burner, further enhancing the charm and character of this lovely period home.

The property sits on a large plot, believed to be approximately ¾ of an acre. The property also benefits from a brick-built stable and separate brick outbuilding, both currently in need of renovation but offering excellent potential to be rebuilt and repurposed as a garage, workshop or home office, subject to the necessary permissions.

The village of Flore and the surrounding countryside are simply beautiful. The village itself offers a convenience store and Post Office, with additional shops and pubs just five minutes away in Weedon. Flore also benefits from a good primary school, while Bugbrooke Secondary School is approximately ten minutes away.

Commuting is straightforward, with the A45 and A5 only a few minutes away and the M1 within easy reach. For rail travel, Northampton and Long Buckby stations provide excellent services, both just a short drive away.

Since the construction of the A45 bypass, this lovely village has become an even quieter and more desirable location.

To fully appreciate all the space and character this stunning period cottage has to offer, please call the friendly team at Campbells to book your personal viewing.

TENURE: Freehold

COUNCIL TAX BAND: G

EPC RATING : N/A

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”)

Property Features

Four Bedroom Grade II Listed Cottage
Occupying a Large Plot in the Heart of The Village of Flore
Original Features Including Exposed Stone Walls, Oak Beams and Flag Stone Flooring
Large Main Bedroom with a WOW Factor
Three Separate Reception Rooms
Lovely Fitted Kitchen with a Breakfast Bar
Large Cellar Providing Useful Additonal Storage
Outbuilding with Plenty of Further Potential
Ample Off Road Parking for Several Vehicles
No Upper Chain

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Mark Heycock

Phone:
01327 878926

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07843 561288

Email:
mark@campbell-online.co.uk

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COUNCIL TAX BAND: C

EPC: D

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5.72m (18’9″) x 1.37m (4’6″) max

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3.66m (12′) x 3.01m (9’10”)

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

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LIVING ROOM

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2.15m x 1.56m (7’1″ x 5’1″)

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BEDROOM THREE

2.63m x 2.35m 8’8″ x 7’9″)

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Tenure:Freehold

Council Tax Band: D

EPC: D

The approximate measurements for this property are as follows:

GROUND FLOOR

KITCHEN

5.25m x 2.50m (17′ 3″ x 8′ 2″)

DINING ROOM

5.19m x 2.49m (17′ 0″ x 8′ 2″)

LOUNGE

5.19m x 4.43m (17′ 0″ x 14′ 6″)

CONSERVATORY