Extended L-shaped kitchen/diner with integrated appliances and patio doors
Four bedrooms and two bathrooms reduce morning congestion
Family room/home office with French doors to the garden
Off-street parking for up to three cars plus single integral garage
Front and enclosed rear gardens with patio and mature planting
Built c.1960 — well presented but some future modernisation possible
Energy Performance Rating TBC — consider potential energy upgrades
Fast broadband; average mobile signal
This extended four-bedroom semi-detached home on Station Road, Earls Barton, offers comfortable, flexible family living across two floors. The large L-shaped kitchen/diner and separate lounge create clear zones for cooking, dining and relaxing, while a dedicated family room/home office adds useful work-from-home or play space. The garage, driveway and parking for up to three cars suit busy households and visitors.
Built in the late 1960s and thoughtfully extended, the house presents well-maintained interiors and a practical layout: four bedrooms on the first floor and two bathrooms reduce morning congestion. The double-aspect rooms and generous glazing bring good natural light throughout; fitted wardrobes in several bedrooms add everyday convenience.
Outside, the front and enclosed rear gardens are decent in size with mature planting and a patio seating area, providing safe space for children and easy outdoor entertaining. The single integral garage is fitted with power and light; the block-paved driveway provides additional off-street parking that’s uncommon nearby.
A few practical points to note: the property’s Energy Performance Rating is TBC, reflecting that buyers should confirm running costs and consider potential energy improvements. The house dates from around 1960; while presented ready to move into, some buyers may wish to modernise certain fittings over time. Mobile signal is average; broadband speeds are fast. Freehold tenure and a relatively affordable council tax band are additional positives for family buyers.
