A picture postcard period cottage, positioned on the edge of the peaceful village of Bulwick.
The cottage dates back to the 1700’s but has been sympathetically extended and renovated in recent years, still retaining the original features including an inglenook fireplace, exposed beams and stonework. The well-presented accommodation comprises a refitted open-plan living kitchen with a separate utility room, bathroom, snug, study and sitting room. A staircase from the sitting room leads to the master bedroom, two further bedrooms and main bathroom. A second staircase from the snug leads to a fourth bedroom. This left side of the property could easily be split off from the main house to offer a self-contained annexe / Air B&B if so desired.
Externally, the property offers a spacious gravel driveway to the side which leads to a large single garage to the rear. The front garden is enclosed by a stone wall, with lawned area and mature apple tree. The spacious rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, backing onto open fields giving lovely countryside views.
Bulwick is nestled in the Northamptonshire rolling countryside, close to the popular Fineshade Wood.
The village offers amenities including a church, 17th century Public House, The Queen’s Head, and a charming village shop also offering breakfasts, lunches and afternoon tea on the terrace as well as the Bulwick village centre. For further amenities, the local market town of Oundle is approximately seven miles East and similarly Stamford is approximately 10 miles North, offering a wealth of shops and a fabulous selection of leisure facilities, restaurants, cafes, pubs, wine bards, theatre and cinema as well as local weekly markets. Educational facilities nearby are excellent with state and private schooling in Oundle, Stamford, Oakham and Uppingham with a number of primary schools available in the neighbouring villages and local town of Oundle too.