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Guide Price£1,350,000

West Street, Long Buckby, Northampton, NN6

Land size
1.2 acres
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
2

Key Features

  • Very handsome period former vicarage
  • Beautiful landscaped gardens of 1.2 acres
  • Within walking distance of the village centre
  • Fabulous train links to London
  • Range of outbuildings
  • Backing onto the former Long Buckby castle

Description

MOST HANDSOME PERIOD STONE PROPERTY SET IN 1.2 ACRES OF BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED GARDENS CLOSE TO THE HEART OF THIS POPULAR VILLAGE

The Old Vicarage is a handsome detached family residence, owned by the current family for over thirty four years and now offered as an elegant home set within landscaped gardens of approximately 1.2 acres. The property enjoys an attractive setting, backing onto a former Norman castle, now known as The Mounts, a protected heritage site and is within walking distance of the centre of this thriving village. The house retains much of its original character and charm, creating a warm and comfortable atmosphere. Of note, a pre-application has been submitted and favourably received by the local authority for the construction of a detached dwelling within the grounds. This offers potential for multi-generational living or a separate residence, subject to the necessary consents.

The accommodation is well proportioned and versatile. An original entrance door opens into a welcoming reception hall with quarry tiled floor, staircase to the first floor and useful understairs storage, together with a door to the rear gardens.
The sitting room lies to the rear, enjoying a dual aspect, high corniced ceiling and central fireplace. The adjoining dining room is also well-proportioned, with a bay window overlooking the side gardens, a tall corniced ceiling and period fireplace. A snug provides a more informal space, with views over the rear gardens, a wood burning stove and high ceilings.

The kitchen/breakfast room lies to the front and is fitted with handmade cabinetry, quartz work surfaces and an inset Belfast sink. A central bottle green gas fired four oven AGA with twin hot plates forms the focal point, also providing the hot water supply. An electric (Neff) oven provides additional cooking capacity alongside integrated appliances. Beyond, a rear hall gives access to a walk-in pantry, utility area and steps down to cellarage, offering excellent storage. A cloakroom completes the ground floor.

To the first floor is an impressive landing, featuring an arched window overlooking the rear gardens. There are five well-proportioned bedrooms, served by a generous family bathroom with four-piece suite, together with a separate second bathroom and a further room suitable as a study or sixth bedroom. A secondary spiral staircase leads from the landing down to the kitchen, providing additional access to the ground floor.

The property benefits from gas-fired central heating throughout, and it is noteworthy that the house is not Grade II listed.

OUTSIDE

The property is discreetly set back from the main road, approached via a long private drive through wrought iron gates, leading to a central circular turning and parking area.
The gardens extend to approximately 1.2 acres and have been thoughtfully landscaped, comprising orchards, expanses of lawn part of which functions as a former tennis court and well-stocked mature flower and shrub borders. A separate vegetable garden offers further appeal.

There are a number of outbuildings, including wood stores, garden sheds and a well-constructed log cabin, ideal for use as a home office or gym. The grounds enjoy a high degree of privacy, bordered by maturing trees, and adjoin The Mounts to the rear, a protected historic Norman site.

PLANNING

The vendors have a pre-application with the local council for a detached 3,000 sq ft property. The application was received favourably and responses can be obtained from the agents if this is something that is of interest.

PROPERTY INFORMATION

Services: All main services are connected including gas, electricity and mains drainage.

Broadband: Fibre Optic available

Local Authority: West Northamptonshire Council
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Outgoings: Council Tax Band G
£4,191.82 for the year 2026/2027

EPC Rating: D

Tenure: Freehold

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Property details

Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax Band
TBC
Date Posted
2026-04-30

Market Value Analysis

Based on properties with houses in East Midlands (1+ acres).

This Property£1,125,000 / acre
Regional Average (1+ acres)£88,154 / acre
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Energy Performance Certificate

Energy Efficiency Rating

Very energy efficient - lower running costs
CurrentPotential
(92+)A
(81-91)B
(69-80)C
(55-68)D
(39-54)E
(21-38)F
(1-20)G
60 D
76 C

Based on UK Energy Performance Certificate standards (EU Directive 2002/91/EC)

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