House For Sale £325,000
An established three-bedroom semi-detached home set within this quiet and secluded village cul-de-sac close to local amenities. The property currently offers a 23 ft living/dining room, conservatory, a separate kitchen, re-fitted family bathroom and three first floor bedrooms. Outside there is a south/westerly facing hard-landscaped low maintenance garden, a single garage and driveway parking.
To the front of the home is a slate shingle garden with shrubs and plants to the borders, a driveway to the side with parking made available for two vehicles in tandem and a footpath leading up to the main entrance which sits beneath a tiled canopy. The entrance hall has a staircase rising to the first floor and internal door leading through to the living/dining room.
This spacious room measures over 23 ft in length and has a window facing towards the front aspect of the home. There is a fitted under-stairs storage cupboard and an internal door which leads into the kitchen. This area has been fitted with a range of white high-gloss wall and base level units covered over with a solid worktop. Space has been made available for a cooker, fridge/freezer and washing machine. From the dining area glazed patio doors lead out to the conservatory which has attractive views over the garden and French doors on to an external patio.
The first-floor landing has a window facing to the side aspect of the home and a loft hatch with access into the partly boarded attic. There are two double bedrooms both with fitted double wardrobes and a further single room with single fitted storage cupboard. The family bathroom has been re-fitted with a traditional white suite to include a p-shaped jacuzzi bath with shower over, low level w/c and a pedestal wash hand basin. There is neutral tiling to the walls and an airing cupboard housing the water cylinder.
The outside space to the rear of the home has been landscaped with low maintenance in mind and has a south/westerly facing orientation. There is a block-paved patio and seating area which has steps leading to a raised decking at the far end of the garden proving further seating. A personnel door provides access into the garage, which is supplied with both power and light, there is eaves storage above and a conventional up and over door leading back on to the driveway.
The village of Houghton Conquest is located between the Bedfordshire towns of Ampthill and Bedford, both of which are approximately five miles from the property and offer extensive amenities, Waitrose stores, schooling and local parks. The village itself has two established pub/eateries, a local store that incorporates a sub post office, village hall, Houghton Conquest lower school and various public footpaths and bridleways. Links into the London St Pancras from Bedford take approximately forty minutes, alternatively the Flitwick platform which is six miles from the property has a regular service taking as little as thirty-five minutes.
To the front of the home is a slate shingle garden with shrubs and plants to the borders, a driveway to the side with parking made available for two vehicles in tandem and a footpath leading up to the main entrance which sits beneath a tiled canopy. The entrance hall has a staircase rising to the first floor and internal door leading through to the living/dining room.
This spacious room measures over 23 ft in length and has a window facing towards the front aspect of the home. There is a fitted under-stairs storage cupboard and an internal door which leads into the kitchen. This area has been fitted with a range of white high-gloss wall and base level units covered over with a solid worktop. Space has been made available for a cooker, fridge/freezer and washing machine. From the dining area glazed patio doors lead out to the conservatory which has attractive views over the garden and French doors on to an external patio.
The first-floor landing has a window facing to the side aspect of the home and a loft hatch with access into the partly boarded attic. There are two double bedrooms both with fitted double wardrobes and a further single room with single fitted storage cupboard. The family bathroom has been re-fitted with a traditional white suite to include a p-shaped jacuzzi bath with shower over, low level w/c and a pedestal wash hand basin. There is neutral tiling to the walls and an airing cupboard housing the water cylinder.
The outside space to the rear of the home has been landscaped with low maintenance in mind and has a south/westerly facing orientation. There is a block-paved patio and seating area which has steps leading to a raised decking at the far end of the garden proving further seating. A personnel door provides access into the garage, which is supplied with both power and light, there is eaves storage above and a conventional up and over door leading back on to the driveway.
The village of Houghton Conquest is located between the Bedfordshire towns of Ampthill and Bedford, both of which are approximately five miles from the property and offer extensive amenities, Waitrose stores, schooling and local parks. The village itself has two established pub/eateries, a local store that incorporates a sub post office, village hall, Houghton Conquest lower school and various public footpaths and bridleways. Links into the London St Pancras from Bedford take approximately forty minutes, alternatively the Flitwick platform which is six miles from the property has a regular service taking as little as thirty-five minutes.
