Our Summary

• The site offers considerable scope for renovation or redevelopment - subject to the necessary planning consents
• Notably, outline planning permission was granted in 2007 (now lapsed) for the construction of three substantial executive-style homes with garages, indicating potential for future development
• Key Features Substantial plot extending to over 7 acres in a sought-after village location Detached four-bedroom chalet-style bungalow with flexible accommodation Previous outline planning permission (now lapsed) for three executive-style dwellings Significant scope for renovation or redevelopment (subject to planning) Approximately 5 acres of established mixed woodland Expansive residential rear garden extending over 600 feet with mature trees Detached double garage with pitched roof and adjoining office/laboratory space Peaceful and private setting with natural surroundings Conveniently located for commuting with rail links from Wellingborough and Northampton Excellent range of local amenities and schools, both state and independent Local Authority: West Northamptonshire Council Council Tax: Band F EPC: D Services: Gas, Electricity, Water, Drainage Tenure: Freehold Broadband: Ultrafast Broadband Available Location: Sywell is a desirable village situated approximately 7 miles northeast of Northampton town centre, offering a blend of rural charm and convenient access to urban amenities
• While the fittings are somewhat dated, the layout offers clear potential for modernisation to suit individual preferences
• Natural light is provided by a side-facing casement window, and the area offers scope for additional storage or utility fittings as required
• Detached Double Garage and Office A substantial detached double garage constructed with rendered elevations beneath a steeply pitched tiled roof, offering generous internal height and potential for conversion, subject to any necessary consents
• Fitted with stainless steel laboratory-grade base units and two separate sink stations, the room is well-suited to a variety of uses including workspace, hobbies, or conversion to ancillary accommodation (subject to permissions)
• Outline planning permission for the construction of three detached dwellings was previously granted in 2007 but has since lapsed
• Prospective purchasers should seek their own advice from the Local Planning Authority regarding the potential for future development or reapplication
• No assumption should be made that the property has all necessary statutory approvals and consents such as planning and building regulations approval
• Previous outline planning permission (now lapsed) for three executive-style dwellings
• Significant scope for renovation or redevelopment (subject to planning)