Flat for sale in Northampton NN5, 2 Bedroom

Entrance Lobby
Storage cupboard, door to:

Entrance Hall
Split level entrance hall with galleried half landing leading to bedrooms and en suites, two radiators, large storage cupboard.

Lounge/Dining Room
19' 10" x 13' 4" (6.04m x 4.07m) Decorative feature marble fireplace with marble hearth and ornament mantle over, TV aerial point, radiator, vaulted ceiling, sash window to front aspect.

Kitchen
19' 10" x 13' 4" (6.04m x 4.07m) Galley style kitchen of cream base and wall mounted units with inset stainless steel sink bowl and matching stainless steel drainer, half tiling, real wood work surface space, built in double oven, inset electric hob with extractor fan over, sunken spotlights to ceiling, laminate flooring, door through to:

Utility Room
9' 3" x 7' 7" (2.82m x 2.32m) Real wood work surface space, inset single sink, plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer, laminate flooring, radiator, sunken spotlights to ceiling, large storage cupboard.

Master Bedroom
14' 7" x 13' 4" (4.44m x 4.07m) Split level bedroom with window to rear elevation, door through to:

En-suite Shower Room
10' 1" x 6' 10" (3.07m x 2.08m) White three piece suite of double shower cubicle with curved screen, pedestal wash hand basin, close coupled WC, full height tiling to shower area, radiator, window to rear aspect.

Bedroom Two
14' 6" x 13' 3" (4.43m x 4.03m) Double panel radiator, window to rear garden, door to:

En-suite Bathroom
9' 11" x 7' (3.02m x 2.13m) Curved panelled bath with shower and curved shower screen, pedestal wash hand basin, close coupled WC, large double airing cupboard housing gas fired combination boiler.

Externally

Front Gardens and Parking
Large front gardens and parking area accessed via electronic security gates. There is ample parking for both residents and visitors. To the left of the property there are some steps leading to a communal courtyard patio area which in turn leads to the entrance of the apartment.

Rear Gardens
A good size communal garden located at the rear of the property offering manicured lawns, mature trees, shrubs and evergreens.

Some History
Dallington, which is now included in the Borough of Northampton, was held in the 17th century by the family of Raynsford, one of whom, Sir Richard, became Lord Chief Justice in 1676. He died three years later, and in the church there is a fine memorial to his memory. Bridges says of the House "here is a good Manor-house, formerly inhabited by the Lord Chief Justice Raynsford." Descendants of his sold the estate in 1720 to Sir Joseph Jekyll, Master of the Rolls, and he it was who built the existing house, on the site of the old one. He died in 1738. Eventually the estate was acquired by Earl Spencer, and the Hall was for some years in the occupation of the Rt. Hon. Charles Robert Spencer, who will be remembered by many as the representative of North Northamptonshire in Parliament during the 1880's, and subsequently of the Mid division. After his accession to the title as 6th Earl, he gave Dallington Hall in 1919 to the Northampton General Hospital as a convalescent home. The current conversion to apartments was done in the 1970's.

EPC band: D