2 Silver Street
Kettering
Northamptonshire
NN16 0BN
Green Lane, Kettering
Offers In Excess Of £135,000
1 Bedroom Apartment
- Impressive one bedroom second floor apartment in a fine historic building
- Former Dalkeith Works grade 2 listed Boot and Shoe Factory
- Light and airy accomodation, tall round head windows and high ceilings
- Exposed brickwork and architecture
- Updated by the current owner
- Modern fitted kitchen and shower room
- Modern infra red electric heating
- Half mile walk to rail station through the Heritage quater of town
- 999 year lease from 2004 possibility to purchase the freehold
An impressive second floor apartment located within the historic Dalkeith Works building located in the centre of Kettering just a short walk from the Heritage quarter featuring restaurants, pubs, library and Alfred East Gallery currently undergoing the £3.9M GLaM redevelopment. The town centre is also undergoing a multi million pound improvement at this time. The mainline railway station with frequent services of around one hour to London St Pancras International is a half mile walk through the Heritage quarter. The apartment is light and airy with tall round head windows and ceilings 3.2m high featuring a large open plan living kitchen arranged in an ‘L’ shape allowing the creation of distinct areas for dining, sitting and study. There is also a bedroom, shower room and separate entrance area. The current owners have updated the property to include refitting of the kitchen with built in appliance, new shower room/wc with underfloor heating, new consumer unit and an infra red electric heating system and redecorated throughout.
The following extracts are taken from the Historic England Listing and the full extract is available from the agents by email on request. Dalkeith Works is a grade II listed Boot and shoe factory built for Abbot and Bird in 1873 and by 1924 it had become a printing works. This well-detailed factory was one of the earliest large boot and shoe factories in Kettering and was built in the Italianate style; it is one of the earliest and most impressive boot and shoe factories to survive retaining its fine external appearance. EPC: exempt.
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