House For Sale £500,000
Built approximately 25 years ago and set down this private road of just five similar properties is a converted four bedroom detached family home sitting on a sizeable plot, with great potential to extend (STP). Internally the property offers a practical arrangement of rooms which are arranged over two levels, to include a living room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom, ground floor bedroom, three first floor bedrooms, en-suite and family bathroom. To the outside is a purpose-built summerhouse acting as a home office, gardens extending to approximately 75ft and driveway parking to the front.
Situated on ‘Airedale Close’, Flitwick, the home is well positioned to access local schooling, amenities, and rail links, as well as amenities in the neighbouring town of Ampthill. A private driveway leads up to the property where there is a lawned area which sits alongside a partly shingled and block-paved driveway, providing parking for several vehicles. A path to the side of the home leads up to a secure gate providing access to the rear.
Internally the home has a neutral presentation throughout with features to include stylish ‘Moduleo’ flooring to the ground floor and oak doors throughout. The entrance hallway has a staircase rising to the first floor, a door into w/c facilities and a further internal door leading through to the living room. This area of the home has a box-bay window facing towards the front aspect and opening which leads nicely through to the dining room where access is provided onto an external patio via glazed sliding doors.
A door from the dining room leads out to the kitchen/breakfast room which has attractive views over the rear garden. There is a fitted range of traditional cream coloured wall and base level units with a solid worktop over. Integrated appliances include double ovens, a four-ring ceramic hob which is inset to the counter surface and fridge. Space has been made available for a washing machine, dishwasher, and American style fridge/freezer. A side lobby provided further access onto the rear garden and a door leads into the converted garage which now acts as bedroom four. This area has a window facing towards the front aspect of the home and could have a number of versatile uses.
The first-floor landing has an airing cupboard and loft hatch providing convenient access into the attic space. The principal bedroom has full width fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower-room attached, which is fitted with an enclosed cubicle, low level w/c and a pedestal wash hand basin. The second bedroom is also of double proportions and has views towards the front aspect, whereas bedroom three is a single room and has a useful fitted storage cupboard with shelving and hanging rail. Accessed off landing is the family bathroom which has been fitted with a panelled bath with telephone shower attachment, a vanity unit with top mounted wash hand basin and storage below, low level w/c and a heated towel rail. There is an affixed wall mounted storage unit and ‘Velux’ window.
The garden located to the rear of the home is predominately laid to lawn and extends to approximately 75ft in length. There is a stone paved patio and entertaining area, and a footpath leading up to the detached summerhouse. This area is currently being utilised as a home office and has both power and light supplied as well as a water supply. There are two timber storage sheds to the far end of the garden and entirety of this space is enclosed by traditional panel fencing.
The town of Flitwick is a civil parish in the Mid-Bedfordshire region, with a population of approximately 14,000. The town offers convenient mainline services directly into London St Pancras, with fast trains taking around 40 minutes. Amenities include a Tesco superstore, various independent shops, a modern leisure centre facility, library, public houses and numerous coffee shops. The area works on a three-tier academic system with the choice of Flitwick, Templefield or Kingsmoor primary, Woodland Middle School, and falls into catchment for Redborne Upper, Ampthill.
Situated on ‘Airedale Close’, Flitwick, the home is well positioned to access local schooling, amenities, and rail links, as well as amenities in the neighbouring town of Ampthill. A private driveway leads up to the property where there is a lawned area which sits alongside a partly shingled and block-paved driveway, providing parking for several vehicles. A path to the side of the home leads up to a secure gate providing access to the rear.
Internally the home has a neutral presentation throughout with features to include stylish ‘Moduleo’ flooring to the ground floor and oak doors throughout. The entrance hallway has a staircase rising to the first floor, a door into w/c facilities and a further internal door leading through to the living room. This area of the home has a box-bay window facing towards the front aspect and opening which leads nicely through to the dining room where access is provided onto an external patio via glazed sliding doors.
A door from the dining room leads out to the kitchen/breakfast room which has attractive views over the rear garden. There is a fitted range of traditional cream coloured wall and base level units with a solid worktop over. Integrated appliances include double ovens, a four-ring ceramic hob which is inset to the counter surface and fridge. Space has been made available for a washing machine, dishwasher, and American style fridge/freezer. A side lobby provided further access onto the rear garden and a door leads into the converted garage which now acts as bedroom four. This area has a window facing towards the front aspect of the home and could have a number of versatile uses.
The first-floor landing has an airing cupboard and loft hatch providing convenient access into the attic space. The principal bedroom has full width fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower-room attached, which is fitted with an enclosed cubicle, low level w/c and a pedestal wash hand basin. The second bedroom is also of double proportions and has views towards the front aspect, whereas bedroom three is a single room and has a useful fitted storage cupboard with shelving and hanging rail. Accessed off landing is the family bathroom which has been fitted with a panelled bath with telephone shower attachment, a vanity unit with top mounted wash hand basin and storage below, low level w/c and a heated towel rail. There is an affixed wall mounted storage unit and ‘Velux’ window.
The garden located to the rear of the home is predominately laid to lawn and extends to approximately 75ft in length. There is a stone paved patio and entertaining area, and a footpath leading up to the detached summerhouse. This area is currently being utilised as a home office and has both power and light supplied as well as a water supply. There are two timber storage sheds to the far end of the garden and entirety of this space is enclosed by traditional panel fencing.
The town of Flitwick is a civil parish in the Mid-Bedfordshire region, with a population of approximately 14,000. The town offers convenient mainline services directly into London St Pancras, with fast trains taking around 40 minutes. Amenities include a Tesco superstore, various independent shops, a modern leisure centre facility, library, public houses and numerous coffee shops. The area works on a three-tier academic system with the choice of Flitwick, Templefield or Kingsmoor primary, Woodland Middle School, and falls into catchment for Redborne Upper, Ampthill.
