Fernlea is a charming 17th-century cottage located in the picturesque village of Eydon, South Northamptonshire. The property boasts attractive, well-established front and rear gardens, as well as a detached stone-fronted garage/workshop and a timber summer house/potting shed. The interior features period charm, with original features such as exposed joists and a brick fireplace. The accommodation includes two double bedrooms, a spacious dressing room, two shower rooms, a sitting room, a dining room, a kitchen, and a utility room. The property is situated in a stunning village location, close to the prestigious National Trust property Canons Ashby, and offers a delightful blend of period features, established gardens, and generous accommodation. The village of Eydon has a range of amenities, including a pub, church, and recreational areas, and is well-connected for commuters, with access to the M40 motorway and mainline train services to London. The surrounding countryside offers scenic walks and a range of leisure activities, including golf, horse racing, and sailing.