Garrick Road, Abington, NN1 5ND

Located within the ever-popular Abington, a stones throw from Abington Park is this impressive double bay fronted Victorian home that is beautifully presented and thoughtfully modernised, whilst still retaining character.

Upon entering, the welcoming entrance hall provides access to the principal ground floor rooms, with tiled flooring and stairs rising to the first floor.

The generous open plan living and dining space is a particular highlight. The living area features a charming log burner, while the dining area benefits from a feature fireplace and shutters to both the front and rear windows, creating a stylish yet homely space.

Also accessed from the hallway is a useful ground floor WC, before continuing into the beautifully appointed kitchen. The kitchen features granite work surfaces, a gas hob with hanging extractor, integrated appliances and a rear bay window, with French doors opening directly onto the courtyard garden. A separate utility room provides space for white goods and benefits from a side door providing convenient access to the garden.

A further door from the hallway leads down to a dry cellar, providing excellent additional storage.

To the first floor are three well proportioned bedrooms and a beautifully finished shower room. The impressive principal bedroom features a character fireplace, shutters to the front bay window and built in wardrobes. Bedroom two is another generous room with built in storage and is currently utilised as a home office, while bedroom three is a good sized double benefiting from a charming bay window with feature stained glass.

The contemporary shower room is fully tiled and comprises large double shower, heated towel rail, WC and wash hand basin.

This is a superb example of a characterful Victorian home that has been sympathetically modernised to create a stylish and practical family residence. The combination of generous accommodation, period features, excellent presentation and a sought after Abington location makes this a property that should not be missed. Viewing is highly recommended.

EPC Rating: TBC. Council Tax Band: C.

Abington is an extremely popular district of Northampton, home to the County Cricket Ground and bordering Abington Park, a lovely green open space with lakes, aviaries, cafe and museum. Both the Wellingborough Road and Kettering Road run through Abington offering an eclectic mix of shops, bars and eateries as well as giving access to and from the town centre itself. The nearest large supermarket facilities can be accessed within 1¼ miles either in the Spinney Hill or Kingsthorpe areas whilst Northampton offers a further variety of pubs, bars and restaurants plus high street shopping, markets, two theatres (Royal & Derngate) and a cinema/leisure complex. In relation to transportation, Northampton’s station has mainline rail services to London Euston and Birmingham New Street whilst Abington’s position allows easy access to a variety of main roads including the A45, A43, A508 and A428 and in turn link to the A14 and M1.

Type - Terraced house

Age/Era - 1900s

Tenure - Freehold

Ground Rent - Ask Agent

Service Charge - Ask Agent

Council Tax - Band C

EPC Rating - C

Electricity Supply - Mains

Gas Supply - Mains

Water Supply - Mains

Sewerage Supply - Mains

Broadband Supply - Ask Agent

Mobile Coverage - Depends on provider

Heating - Gas Central Heating

Parking - On Street, No Permit Required

EV Charging - Ask Agent

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Coastal Erosion Risk - Ask Agent

Flood Risks - Has not flooded in the last 5 years, No flood defences

Mining Risks - Ask Agent

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Obligations - No restrictions, No private right of way, No Public right of way, No easements/servitudes/wayleaves

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