5 The Manor

Moreton Pinkney is a South Northamptonshire rural village with attractive unspoilt countryside. The village amenities include a Church, village hall and public house with further amenities found in the nearby market towns of Banbury, Towcester and Brackley.

Primary schooling can be found in Culworth, with many well regarded schools in the area including Stowe, Northampton High School, Winchester House and Bloxham, many of which have a bus services from the village.

This superb former attached Coach House has been lovingly improved by the current owners to include a new kitchen and orangery. The property has oil fired central heating and a newly fitted stone fireplace with inset wood burner.

Set in a delightful location, forming part of the Baronial Manor, the property enjoys a tranquil setting, yet is well placed for communication links.

The accommodation briefly comprises entrance porch, cloakroom, reception hall with oak doors to the principal rooms, sitting room with a central stone fireplace wood burning stove and a cathedral style door opening out onto the garden, snug, kitchen with integrated appliances. The kitchen opens into the stunning orangery built by Farrow & Jones in hardwood with underfloor heating and enjoys views over the garden and towards the church.

The principal bedroom has dual aspect windows and a generous range of wardrobes, bedrooms two and three are both double rooms with bedroom three currently being used as an office with built in furniture. A house bathroom with a deep bath and separate shower cubicle.

The first floor landing has access to the attic with a pulldown ladder providing access to one side which is boarded and lends itself to partial conversion, subject to planning. The sellers had plans drawn to convert but did not apply, plans are available from our office.

OUTSIDE
Approached through the lodge gated entrance and parkland, the property has a gravelled frontage. The private southerly facing garden has a stonewall backdrop with a central lawn, pretty flowering borders, mature trees and views of the church. A private gate leads to the church tower. To the rear of the garden is a useful store building with power connected, there is also a gated entrance to the front of the property.

To the front of property over the driveway there are parkland gardens with a lawn, wildflowers and mature trees. A restored arched bridge provides a magical feel and leads to a large kitchen garden with vegetal patches and a large timber framed glass house. The property also benefits from a garage with mezzanine storage and parking to the front.

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