Peveril Road, Duston, Northampton, NN5

MOST HANDSOME AND ICONIC EDWARDIAN DETACHED FAMILY HOME SET IN 0.84 ACRES OF LANDSCAPED GARDENS, CLOSE TO THE CENTRE OF THIS POPULAR VILLAGE OFFERING SPACIOUS ACCOMODATION Pond House, an exquisite Edwardian detached family home, exudes timeless charm and character while offering modern comforts. Constructed in 1908, this beautiful residence is set on a meticulously landscaped 0.84-acre plot, nestled in the heart of a popular village. This captivating property spans a generous 4,534 square feet across three levels, making it an ideal family abode. The classic features of the era have been thoughtfully preserved, including original fireplaces, an oak staircase, and oak flooring. As you pass through the electric gates, you will find yourself in a tranquil oasis within a vibrant community. Upon entering the property, you will be welcomed by a spacious entrance hall with an elegant oak staircase leading to the first floor, and a convenient cloakroom. The front of the house boasts a dual-aspect office with large bay windows and an original period fireplace, complete with tall, corniced ceilings. The formal sitting room is impressively spacious and enjoys a triple aspect, with a bay window to the side and French doors leading to the rear garden. It features a central minster style fireplace with an inset wood-burning stove, along with corniced ceilings and picture rails. There is also a cozy family room with double glazed sash windows to the front, Inglenook style fireplace with an inset wood burning stove and tall corniced ceilings. The open plan family and dining room is divided into two sections, with the family room having a dual aspect to the front and side, a minster style fireplace, and a freestanding wood-burning stove. Oak flooring seamlessly connects this space to the dining area, which opens up to a well-fitted kitchen breakfast room. The kitchen features painted base line cupboards with contrasting granite worktops and a central island that doubles as a breakfast bar. The travertine flooring and a range of appliances add to the overall elegance with French doors provide access to the rear gardens and further access to the good size utility room with gardeners WC, and steps leading down to the cellar. cubicle with an adjacent cloakroom. Moving to the first floor, the spacious main bedroom offers a peaceful view of the rear gardens and leads to an en suite four-piece bathroom suite. This floor also features four more double bedrooms, one of which has access to a balcony, a family bathroom, and a separate shower cubicle with an adjacent cloakroom. To the second floor there are three further bedrooms all of which are a good size. OUTSIDE The property is accessed via electric sliding gates, offering ample parking space for multiple vehicles. The driveway is flanked by pollarded trees, creating an inviting entrance. To the front of the house, you'll find well-maintained formal gardens, currently featuring lawned areas and various flower and shrub borders. These gardens also include stone features, such as a substantial pond. Mature trees and shrubs surround this area, providing a high level of privacy. At either side of the property, there are pathways that lead to the rear gardens. The rear gardens consist of a sprawling lawn, adorned with stone retaining wall features, a spacious patio area, and a covered pergola. The boundaries are defined by mature trees, ensuring a peaceful and private outdoor space plus there are a number of outbuildings. LOCATION Duston village dates back to Roman times, possibly even prehistoric times and is mentioned In the Doomsday Book. Originally a farming community and then integral into the local Iron or mining Industry, it has been gradually enveloped by the expansion of Northampton. Today Duston, which sits within a conservation area, still retains much of its original village character, there a number of local shops within walking distance, gives a community feel evolving around St. Lukes Church and the Duston village hall. Transport links are excellent with a short journey to Northampton station providing links to London Euston, Birmingham and Rugby and equally the M1 motorway Is a short distance drive away with access at J15a and J16. Locally schooling offers a myriad of options for children up to and including secondary age In Its pre-school, primary and secondary schools. Local private schools can be found at Quinton House, Northampton High School for Schools, Spratton Hall and Maidwell Hall prep schools. PROPERTY INFORMATION Services: Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage are connected. Local: Authority: West Northamptonshire Council. Tel. 0300 126 7000 Outgoings: Council Tax Band "G" £3,608.94 for the year 2023/2024 EPC Rating: D Tenure: Freehold