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Could these stone-built new homes be the perfect combo of modern living in a traditional village?

Nestled within an exclusive development in one of South Northamptonshire's most charming villages, these stunning four-bedroom detached homes offer both elegance and comfort. As you arrive, a long stone-chip driveway leads you to this private enclave of just three homes. The property features a carport with additional storage, along with two extra parking spaces, ensuring ample room for both family and guests. There are two styles of home available: 15A Stepping into this beautifully designed "L"-shaped home, a bright and spacious hallway greets you. Thoughtfully designed, this entryway offers an ideal space for organizing coats and accessories with room for a console table or coat rack—adding both style and practicality. To the left, you’ll find a generously sized living room with flexible layout options, whether you prefer a cosy corner sofa or a combination of three- and four-seaters. With double doors opening to the rear garden and a large window at the front, this room is filled with natural light, making it a perfect spot to unwind. On the right side of the hallway, there's a convenient cloakroom and a study—perfect for a home office setup, with the added benefit of being close to the front door for easy access to deliveries. The heart of this home is its impressive 28-foot, dual-aspect open-plan kitchen, dining, and family area, complete with bi-fold doors leading to the garden and a separate utility room. This space easily accommodates an eight-seat dining table while leaving ample room for a corner sofa and television, making it ideal for family gatherings. The rear garden overlooks a paddock and fields, providing serene, open views. Upstairs, the main bedroom is a true retreat, with a dressing area and a spacious en-suite shower room featuring a double shower. For families with older children or guests, three additional double bedrooms offer ample space for relaxation and privacy. The first floor is completed by a spacious family bathroom with a bath, overhead shower, basin, and WC. This home seamlessly combines charm, functionality, and a touch of luxury—an ideal choice for those looking to settle in a picturesque village setting. 15B & 15C Inside, a spacious hallway provides access to a convenient downstairs WC. At the front of the house, a study offers a view of the property entrance—ideal for keeping an eye on deliveries. The large, versatile living room also faces the front, allowing for various layout possibilities. The highlight of this home is the impressive 24-foot modern kitchen and family room. It comfortably accommodates a large dining table with additional space for a sitting area. Bifold doors and double French doors open onto the rear garden, creating an airy, open feel. The kitchen is equipped with high-quality Caple appliances, including a dishwasher, fridge-freezer, double oven with warming drawer, and induction hob with an extractor. At the rear of the kitchen, a utility room provides additional storage and access to the driveway. Upstairs, you’ll find four double bedrooms, with the main bedroom featuring an ensuite shower room and the family bathroom. The family bathroom is elegantly appointed with a four-piece suite, featuring both a luxurious bathtub and a spacious double shower. This well-designed space offers versatility and comfort, ideal for both relaxing soaks and quick, convenient showers. Get to know the area... Ideally located between Northampton and Milton Keynes, this village offers excellent access to London via the West Coast Main Line, with Milton Keynes station only a 12-minute drive away. The village itself provides a range of convenient amenities, including a Nisa store, post office, and off-license, along with a popular fish and chip van for takeaway options. St. Leonard's Church, nestled on the high street, adds character to the village, which also boasts parish allotments and spacious playing fields for outdoor recreation. The local pub, The Coffee Pot Tavern, serves as a welcoming community hub, and the village is home to a well-regarded Church of England primary school. For secondary education, several respected private schools, including Stowe, Akeley Wood, and Swanbourne, are within easy reach, as well as The Elizabeth Woodville School in the neighbouring village of Roade. Additionally, the historic town of Stony Stratford is just a 7-minute drive away, providing even more amenities and a charming setting to explore.