4 Bedroom Detached House

The Granary, Horton
A stunning Grade II listed barn conversion offering character, space, and tranquillity.

The Granary is an exceptionally attractive Grade II listed stone-built barn conversion, originally converted by Clayson Country Homes in 1997 as part of an exclusive courtyard of five luxury homes

Accommodation
Ground Floor
A welcoming entrance hall features a staircase rising to the first floor, an understairs storage cupboard, and a cloakroom.
Double French doors open into the dual-aspect living room, which enjoys views of both the front courtyard and rear garden. A central stone fireplace with an electric living flame fire provides a focal point to this comfortable space.

From the hallway, there is access to a study and a dining room (currently used as a games room) featuring exposed beams and steps leading up to the kitchen/breakfast room.
This impressive room is a particular highlight, offering dual-aspect windows, a handcrafted kitchen with a deep double butler sink, contrasting granite worktops, and a large fitted dresser. A utility room provides additional storage and access to the double garage.

First Floor
A spacious landing leads to all four principal bedrooms. The master bedroom suite is of generous proportions, with a semi-vaulted ceiling, dual-aspect windows, a dressing area with fitted wardrobes, and a refitted en suite.
The guest bedroom also benefits from an en suite shower room. Two further bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the accommodation on this floor.

Outside
The property is approached via a private driveway providing ample off-road parking and access to the double attached garage with twin doors.
The landscaped rear garden enjoys a high degree of privacy, featuring multiple patio seating areas, mature planting, and steps leading to an area of artificial lawn, ideal for low-maintenance outdoor enjoyment.

Location – Horton Village
The charming village of Horton, whose name derives from the Old English for “muddy farmstead”, was once an estate village and home to the first Governor of the Bank of England.
Situated 5 miles south of Northampton and 8 miles north of Newport Pagnell, the village features a Norman church, a cricket club, and the well-known French Partridge restaurant.
Nearby villages such as Hackleton and Roade offer further amenities including shops, pubs, and schools (Hackleton Primary and Roade Secondary).
The location offers excellent transport links, with M1 Junction 15 just 7 miles away and mainline rail services to London Euston and Birmingham New Street available from both Northampton and Milton Keynes.