House For Sale £400,000
With open countryside adjoining the side and rear, this quietly situated semi detached home occupies a generous garden plot. The wide frontage and deep rear garden offers significant potential for development and features a large single garage with off road parking. The house provides three bedrooms, two separate receptions - including an extended rear living room - a kitchen and first floor bathroom. A conservatory has been added to the side and there is a garden outbuilding with log/bike store. The garden is a particular feature of the property which enjoys a sunny, predominantly south facing aspect. There are far reaching views over the adjoining countryside and ample room for significantly extending the existing footprint, subject to the relevant consents. Lying on the southern edge of the historic village of Elstow, the property is conveniently located for Bedford's southern bypass which provides swift access to both A1 and M1. EER: D
Conscientiously maintained by the same owners since the 1960's the property features oil radiator heating and replaced uPVC windows and doors throughout. The property occupies a quiet cul-de-sac and is sold with no onward chain. As the birthplace of John Bunyan, the historic village of Elstow lies some three miles to the south of Bedford's town centre. The county town provides a range of retail and leisure facilities whilst, for the commuter, there is a fast rail link into London's St Pancras (approx. 40 mins).
Conscientiously maintained by the same owners since the 1960's the property features oil radiator heating and replaced uPVC windows and doors throughout. The property occupies a quiet cul-de-sac and is sold with no onward chain. As the birthplace of John Bunyan, the historic village of Elstow lies some three miles to the south of Bedford's town centre. The county town provides a range of retail and leisure facilities whilst, for the commuter, there is a fast rail link into London's St Pancras (approx. 40 mins).
