House For Sale £475,000
Presented in 'as new' condition this spacious 4 bedroom detached is situated in the highly sought after village of Thurleigh with open views to the front and views over the cricket ground to the rear.
The well planned and spacious accommodation comprises entrance hall, newly fitted guest cloakroom and useful utility room with plumbing and space for appliances. The large rear facing lounge/diner has two sets of french doors to the garden and a feature fireplace with log burner. The refitted kitchen/breakfast room comes with a host of appliances and a further set of french doors the garden, the ground floor is completed with a useful study/playroom.
On the first floor there is a master bedroom with recently refurbished en-suite shower room, 3 further bedrooms and a refitted family bathroom.
Externally the property benefits from off road parking for 2 to 3 cars, gated side access to a well tended south east facing rear garden with generous patio area, shaped lawn and two good size timber sheds.
There is gated access at the rear leading out to the local village cricket ground.
Entrance Hall
Kitchen (4.7 x 2.24 (15'5" x 7'4"))
Lounge/Diner (7.42 x 4.32 (24'4" x 14'2"))
Study
Utility
Cloakroom
First Floor Landing
Master Bedroom (4.01 x 3.43 (13'1" x 11'3"))
En-Suite
Bedroom Two (3.63m x 2.84m (11'11 x 9'4))
Bedroom Three (4.72m x 2.57m (15'6 x 8'5))
Bedroom Four (2.57m x 2.54m (8'5 x 8'4))
Family Bathroom
Off Road Parking
Rear Garden
Thurleigh
Thurleigh is located in the North Bedfordshire countryside with many ideal walks, yet is only about 8 miles from Bedford town itself with all its shops, amenities and the main Bedford train station.
Within the village itself, you will find a primary and nursery school. There is also a playing field and wooded area plus a Sports and Social Club and village hall. Community activities including cricket and other sports take place on the village playing fields, and St Peter’s Church with its 12th century sculpture on the south doorway of the tower. There are free buses to Sharnbrook School plus a mobile library and post office.
The larger village of Sharnbrook with an Academy School, pub, restaurants, theatre, surgery and range of independent shops is just a short drive or cycle ride away. There is easy access to the A6 and the A421 providing access to the M1 and A1. Thurleigh has many bridle paths and is close to the equestrian facilities of the College Equestrian Centre at Keysoe.
The well planned and spacious accommodation comprises entrance hall, newly fitted guest cloakroom and useful utility room with plumbing and space for appliances. The large rear facing lounge/diner has two sets of french doors to the garden and a feature fireplace with log burner. The refitted kitchen/breakfast room comes with a host of appliances and a further set of french doors the garden, the ground floor is completed with a useful study/playroom.
On the first floor there is a master bedroom with recently refurbished en-suite shower room, 3 further bedrooms and a refitted family bathroom.
Externally the property benefits from off road parking for 2 to 3 cars, gated side access to a well tended south east facing rear garden with generous patio area, shaped lawn and two good size timber sheds.
There is gated access at the rear leading out to the local village cricket ground.
Entrance Hall
Kitchen (4.7 x 2.24 (15'5" x 7'4"))
Lounge/Diner (7.42 x 4.32 (24'4" x 14'2"))
Study
Utility
Cloakroom
First Floor Landing
Master Bedroom (4.01 x 3.43 (13'1" x 11'3"))
En-Suite
Bedroom Two (3.63m x 2.84m (11'11 x 9'4))
Bedroom Three (4.72m x 2.57m (15'6 x 8'5))
Bedroom Four (2.57m x 2.54m (8'5 x 8'4))
Family Bathroom
Off Road Parking
Rear Garden
Thurleigh
Thurleigh is located in the North Bedfordshire countryside with many ideal walks, yet is only about 8 miles from Bedford town itself with all its shops, amenities and the main Bedford train station.
Within the village itself, you will find a primary and nursery school. There is also a playing field and wooded area plus a Sports and Social Club and village hall. Community activities including cricket and other sports take place on the village playing fields, and St Peter’s Church with its 12th century sculpture on the south doorway of the tower. There are free buses to Sharnbrook School plus a mobile library and post office.
The larger village of Sharnbrook with an Academy School, pub, restaurants, theatre, surgery and range of independent shops is just a short drive or cycle ride away. There is easy access to the A6 and the A421 providing access to the M1 and A1. Thurleigh has many bridle paths and is close to the equestrian facilities of the College Equestrian Centre at Keysoe.
