The Old Music School, 49 West Street, Oundle, PE8 4EJ

This stone cottage, full of character, is in a peaceful setting discreetly positioned in Oundle’s town centre.

One of four homes situated within a secure courtyard, whose history connects it to Oundle School, this versatile three-bedroom home benefits from parking and a peaceful garden terrace.

Surprisingly unlisted, it is offered to the market with no onward chain.

THE PROPERTY From the gated courtyard, the front door opens into a hallway laid with parquet flooring which leads to the living room, as well as a sizeable cloakroom-come-utility.

With views over the private courtyard, the living area has a number of period features including a Victorian bread oven/fireplace and fitted storage. There is ample space for both lounging and dining.

The kitchen has bespoke cabinetry and integrated appliances, all sitting atop pamment floor tiles. The first floor landing is flooded with natural light and leads to two of the three bedrooms.

The larger bedroom has a dual aspect and a feature cast iron fireplace. Next to it is another comfortable double room, conveniently benefitting from a hand basin.

A particularly useful and versatile space, the first floor landing offers a clear option for home-working. The principal bedroom is a further generous double room which has a dual aspect.

Next to it is a large four-piece bathroom, with separate bath and shower with tasteful white fixtures and finished with a heated towel rail.

OUTSIDE Unlike many cottages situated so close to Oundle town centre, this one boasts a peaceful and well-stocked garden terrace which sits within the enclosed courtyard.

Importantly, there is private parking to the front of the property.

LOCATION Oundle has a vibrant community feel and is well equipped with schools, services, independent shops and restaurants and one of the finest churches in the region.

The home of a weekly market and monthly farmers’ market, it is the setting for many festivals throughout the year.

Oundle School traces its history to its foundation in 1556 by the Lord Mayor of London.

Today, many facilities are shared with the town - including a sports centre with a 50-metre swimming pool, an art gallery and the Stahl theatre/cinema/concert venue.

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Broadband: Ultrafast broadband available to the property.

Local Authority: North Northamptonshire Council Council Tax Band: C EPC Rating: D Tenure: Freehold Viewings: Strictly by appointment with Jackson-Stops