In the centre of the enchanting Northamptonshire village of Geddington sit this charming Victorian property constructed in yellow stone with local Collyweston stone tiled roof. This was once the village school, now converted into an immaculate home that has vaulted ceilings, commodious rooms including a magnificent reception room which was originally the school assembly hall.

From 2013-15 a local builder completely renovated this listed building to create a beautiful, modernised home using only the finest materials to the highest specification. The layout has been sensitively remodelled to create an open plan kitchen/breakfast room leading into a spacious dining room, retaining its original features of exposed stone, arched doors, stone mullion, leaded windows, renovated stone fireplaces and the grandeur of the main hall. New oak staircases and gallery have also been installed as well as the creation of the four double bedrooms, all boasting contemporary en suites with granite tiles and counters.

The mostly lawn walled garden is very quiet, not overlooked and benefiting from the stunning view of the church of St. Mary. A large greenhouse and old outbuildings provide further useful areas: a garage, a log store, a garden store and a hobby room or art studio. Parking for several cars is on the tarmac within the gates of The Old School, and more outside on Grafton Road.