High Street, Northamptonshire

This charming Grade II listed stone cottage offers four bedrooms and an abundance of character and period features. The property also benefits from an attic room, offering potential for conversion, subject to the necessary consents.
The house is now in need of a comprehensive refurbishment programme, providing an exciting opportunity for a purchaser to restore and modernise the property.
Set within a large, established garden, the property enjoys a private and attractive setting, with considerable potential to create a truly exceptional family home.
A Historic Grade II Listed Home
The Weir is a remarkable Grade II Listed former farmhouse occupying a prominent position on Gayton's historic High Street. Constructed in traditional limestone with ironstone detailing, the property retains a wealth of period features including mullioned stone windows, exposed timber beams, and impressive fireplaces. The L-shaped house extends over two storeys and an attic, with the accommodation and architecture reflecting the property's evolution over several centuries. The principal reception room features a striking open fireplace, while the first floor retains two original stone corner fireplaces with Tudor-arched detailing. The property is situated within the Gayton Conservation Area and represents a rare opportunity to restore and preserve a genuinely historic Northamptonshire home.
Summary of Accommodation. Entrance Hall. Lounge. Dining Room. Kitchen/Breakfast Room & Larder Cupboard. lean to laundry Room. Family Bathroom. Four Bedrooms. Attic Room. Gated Driveway. Established Large Garden & Stone Outbuilding
Location
Gayton is a picturesque village situated approximately 5–6 miles south-west of Northampton, within West Northamptonshire. Set in a slightly elevated position, the village is characterised by traditional properties constructed largely from local Northamptonshire stone and is surrounded by attractive open countryside and farmland.
The village is conveniently positioned approximately five miles south-west of Northampton town centre, around two miles from the A43, providing excellent access towards the M40, and approximately three miles from Junction 15a of the M1. Mainline railway stations at both Northampton and Milton Keynes provide regular services to London Euston.
Local amenities include a primary school, parish church, village hall, playing fields and a public house, while the Grand Union Canal passes close to the village, providing pleasant opportunities for walking and leisure.
A wider range of shopping, dining and leisure facilities can be found at Northampton's Sixfields area, including a multiplex cinema, supermarket and a variety of restaurants.
The surrounding area offers an excellent choice of sporting and recreational activities. These include rugby, hockey, tennis, netball and cricket at nearby Towcester Sports Club, together with golf at Silverstone and Whittlebury Hall. Sailing is available at Draycote Water, Pitsford and Hollowell Reservoirs, while motorsport enthusiasts are within easy reach of the world-famous Silverstone Circuit.
With its attractive rural setting, traditional village character and excellent road and rail connections, Gayton provides a convenient balance between country living and access to Northampton, Milton Keynes and the wider Midlands.
Tenure: Freehold