9 Highstreet
Rushden
NN10 9JR
Situated in the charming market town of Higham Ferrers, this delightful home on Westfields Terrace offers a perfect blend of modern living and character. Built in 1902, the property has been thoughtfully refurbished and extended, boasting a spacious 29ft open plan kitchen adorned with a stunning roof lantern that floods the space with natural light.
With a generous total area of 1,224 sq ft, the house features two inviting reception areas, ideal for both relaxation and entertaining. The three bedrooms provide space for family or guests, with the potential for further enhancement. Bedroom 2 & 3 were previously one bedroom occupying the full width of the house, this could easily be put back for someone who prefers larger bedrooms. Notably, plans have already been drawn up for a loft conversion, which would create a luxurious master bedroom complete with an ensuite bathroom, allowing for even greater comfort and convenience (see floorplans tab).
The property is conveniently located approximately 80 meters from the high street, where you can enjoy a vibrant community atmosphere with farmers markets, a butcher, a bakery, a fruit and vegetable shop, as well as restaurants, cafes and popular pubs.
The west-facing garden is perfect for enjoying the afternoon sun, and includes a large shed/workshop, providing storage or potential for a garden room/bar.
This home is not just a property; it is a lifestyle choice, offering both the charm of a historical building and the benefits of modern amenities. Whether you are looking for a family home or a place to entertain, this house is sure to impress.
Door to:
Stairs.
3.50m x 3.75m (11'6" x 12'4")Window to front.
8.86m x 4.63m (29'1" x 15'2")Skylight, double door, door to:
Storage cupboard.
3.70m x 2.96m (12'2" x 9'9")Window to rear, Storage cupboard, double door.
3.49m x 2.92m (11'5" x 9'7")Two windows to front, Storage cupboard, double door.
2.50m x 1.78m (8'2" x 5'10")Window to front.
Window to rear.
Window to rear, window to side.
Although these particulars are thought to be materially correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract.
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