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Ground Floor
A wrought-iron gate and steps lead up to the paved terrace and front door with outside coach lamps. The reception hall features limestone flooring which extends into the guest cloakroom and kitchen areas and the well – proportioned drawing room has oak flooring and French doors which open onto the terrace.
Within the kitchen there is a granite-topped island with inset butler sink as well as a comprehensive range of quality painted cabinets with granite counters and space for range cooker and American-style ‘fridge. There is ample space for a large dining table and other furniture.

First Floor
There is a large master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe/dressing room (this room has plumbing suitable for an en suite). Bedroom two is ideal for guests with its en suite shower and there are two further double bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom with contemporary free-standing bath.
All first floor rooms feature vaulted ceilings and exposed timbers and there are oak panelled latch doors throughout.

Reception Hall

Guest Cloakroom

Drawing Room
6.53m x 6.2m (21' 5" x 20' 4")

Kitchen/Breakfast Room
6.2m x 6.16m maximum (20' 4" x 20' 3")

First Floor Landing

Bedroom One
5.2m x 3.82m (17' 1" x 12' 6") plus wardrobes

Dressing Room
Plumbing for potential en suite

Bedroom Two
4.48m x 2.85m (14' 8" x 9' 4")

En Suite Shower Room

Bedroom Three
4.71m x 2.8m (15' 5" x 9' 2")

Bedroom Four
3.3m x 2.8m (10' 10" x 9' 2")

Family Bathroom

Large Courtyard Garden

Double Garage

The Village
Keyston is a very popular small village located a short distance to the south east of the market town of Thrapston. Much of the village is a conservation area and there is a village hall and church. Primary schooling is at Brington and secondary at Hinchingbrooke, both rated good by Ofsted. There is a wide selection of independent schools in the nearby picturesque towns of Kimbolton, Oundle and Stamford. The quietness and rural feel of Keyston belies its excellent position for travel around the UK and beyond. Road links via the newly-upgraded A14 and A1 make it an excellent base for commuters and it is within an easy rail journey to London via Huntingdon or Wellingborough stations. Keyston has its own landing strip for light aircraft, London Luton and London Stansted, along with East Midlands and Birmingham airports, are all just over an hour away. The towns of Thrapston and Raunds are about 3 miles to the west; Kettering is about 10 miles away.

town & country

Directions
From the A14 West take the signposted turning to Keyston. Upon entering the village, proceed down the hill where the road bears around to the right and the turning to Loop Road is on the right. From Kimbolton via the B645, proceed west through Tilbrook and take the right hand turn signposted Covington. Continue through the village and follow the road into Keyston. Loop Road is the first turning on the left.