House For Sale £475,000
This three year old high specification, two bedroom detached bungalow is enviably located in an exclusive cul-de-sac in the heart of Stewkley village, a short drive from Leighton Buzzard. An impressive private rear garden adjoined by surrounding countryside complete the sense of tranquillity.
This three year old high specification, two bedroom detached bungalow is enviably located in an exclusive cul-de-sac in the heart of Stewkley village, a short drive from Leighton Buzzard. An impressive private rear garden adjoined by surrounding countryside complete the sense of tranquillity.
If This Was Your Home... - You'll be stepping quite literally off the beaten track, as you turn off High Street North and head up your quiet no through road. Your new home's to the end of this peaceful road, set back behind a large driveway which provides off road parking for three cars.
Step under the vaulted porch, and inside your hallway offers a warm welcome, with engineered hardwood underfoot and some handy fitted storage on the right. Plenty of incidental space for bags and coats (an all too often overlooked essential).
The first of your two double bedrooms is on the left, eighty five square feet with plenty of natural light and double glazed for extra peace and quiet. Rich, dark engineered hardwood runs underfoot.
There's plenty of extra space for a study nook as well.
Across the hall is your dual aspect kitchen/diner. An expertly arranged 145 square feet, honey coloured hardwood runs underfoot, with pristine white walls accentuating the natural light. Soft cream cabinets run round three flanks, complete with brass fittings and home to a full complement of integrated appliances.
Countertops are chunky, marble-effect affairs, with an inset sink and convection hob under a matching extractor unit. Chrome plugs and switches complete the spotless, modern aesthetic. You have plenty of room to stretch out in the dining area.
Continuing on in, your family bathroom is next. Tranquil and polished, large format glossy pale sandstone tiling runs underfoot, up the walls to shoulder level, and all the way to the ceiling around the tub. There's a shower over the tub as well as a fixed glass shower screen. The rest of the fittings are white and classic, and there's also a heated chrome towel rail.
It all makes for a wonderful spot to start or end the day.
To the rear, overlooking your south-west-facing garden, your 225 square foot lounge basks in the floods of natural light from the French doors. The softest of soft mint cream colour schemes accentuates the light, while the hardwood floors flow on underfoot, and overhead you have an array of recessed spotlights.
Chrome fittings, plugs and sockets provide contemporary trim.
Finally, your bedroom one completes the interior, sitting to the rear with views over your tremendous garden. The soft mint pastel colour scheme continues in here, complemented by some substantial, fully integrated floor to ceiling mirrored storage, providing welcome wardrobe room and adding to the sense of space.
The second of your two bathrooms sits off your principal bedroom, a stylish en suite finished in more of that large format, pale and smoky sandstone tilework. There's a walk-in, wetroom-style shower cubicle, and a contemporary white suite of fixtures and fittings.
Step outside now for your vast, south-west-facing rear garden. It all starts with an impressively proportioned, immaculate patio, ideal for al fresco dining in general (and barbecues in particular). Throw back the French doors in the lounge to bring the outside in - or vice versa.
A pristine lawn stretches away to the south and west, flanked by screening greenery and colourful thriving beds on one side, and high substantial timber fencing on the other. There's also a well-maintained, generously-proportioned shed in one corner.
All not overlooked, this is a secluded, splendid outdoor solace.
Your Neighbourhood - Stewkley itself is a tranquil village made up of two hamlets; North End and Stewkley Dean. Your new home is located in North End.
Dating back to the Domesday book and thought to once be the home of Geoffrey Chaucer's son, these days Stewkley is a sought-after locale for anyone wishing to combine peaceful countryside living with easy connections to local towns. The centre of Leighton Buzzard is just a twelve minute drive, or you can be speeding north on the arterial M1 in twenty.
Alternatively, regular fast trains will ferry you from Leighton Buzzard to London Euston in less than half an hour.
Closer to home, the heart of Stewkley, as marked by Stewkley Village Hall, is less than five minutes on foot, with tennis and cricket clubs just a few minutes further on. Golfers have a choice of courses, with both Aylesbury Vale Golf Club and Three Locks Golf Club less than ten minutes' drive.
Finally, St Michaels CofE Combined School is just a five minute walk from your front door. A much-loved and lively community school, rated 'Good' by Ofsted. The village also offers the grammar school catchment.
This three year old high specification, two bedroom detached bungalow is enviably located in an exclusive cul-de-sac in the heart of Stewkley village, a short drive from Leighton Buzzard. An impressive private rear garden adjoined by surrounding countryside complete the sense of tranquillity.
If This Was Your Home... - You'll be stepping quite literally off the beaten track, as you turn off High Street North and head up your quiet no through road. Your new home's to the end of this peaceful road, set back behind a large driveway which provides off road parking for three cars.
Step under the vaulted porch, and inside your hallway offers a warm welcome, with engineered hardwood underfoot and some handy fitted storage on the right. Plenty of incidental space for bags and coats (an all too often overlooked essential).
The first of your two double bedrooms is on the left, eighty five square feet with plenty of natural light and double glazed for extra peace and quiet. Rich, dark engineered hardwood runs underfoot.
There's plenty of extra space for a study nook as well.
Across the hall is your dual aspect kitchen/diner. An expertly arranged 145 square feet, honey coloured hardwood runs underfoot, with pristine white walls accentuating the natural light. Soft cream cabinets run round three flanks, complete with brass fittings and home to a full complement of integrated appliances.
Countertops are chunky, marble-effect affairs, with an inset sink and convection hob under a matching extractor unit. Chrome plugs and switches complete the spotless, modern aesthetic. You have plenty of room to stretch out in the dining area.
Continuing on in, your family bathroom is next. Tranquil and polished, large format glossy pale sandstone tiling runs underfoot, up the walls to shoulder level, and all the way to the ceiling around the tub. There's a shower over the tub as well as a fixed glass shower screen. The rest of the fittings are white and classic, and there's also a heated chrome towel rail.
It all makes for a wonderful spot to start or end the day.
To the rear, overlooking your south-west-facing garden, your 225 square foot lounge basks in the floods of natural light from the French doors. The softest of soft mint cream colour schemes accentuates the light, while the hardwood floors flow on underfoot, and overhead you have an array of recessed spotlights.
Chrome fittings, plugs and sockets provide contemporary trim.
Finally, your bedroom one completes the interior, sitting to the rear with views over your tremendous garden. The soft mint pastel colour scheme continues in here, complemented by some substantial, fully integrated floor to ceiling mirrored storage, providing welcome wardrobe room and adding to the sense of space.
The second of your two bathrooms sits off your principal bedroom, a stylish en suite finished in more of that large format, pale and smoky sandstone tilework. There's a walk-in, wetroom-style shower cubicle, and a contemporary white suite of fixtures and fittings.
Step outside now for your vast, south-west-facing rear garden. It all starts with an impressively proportioned, immaculate patio, ideal for al fresco dining in general (and barbecues in particular). Throw back the French doors in the lounge to bring the outside in - or vice versa.
A pristine lawn stretches away to the south and west, flanked by screening greenery and colourful thriving beds on one side, and high substantial timber fencing on the other. There's also a well-maintained, generously-proportioned shed in one corner.
All not overlooked, this is a secluded, splendid outdoor solace.
Your Neighbourhood - Stewkley itself is a tranquil village made up of two hamlets; North End and Stewkley Dean. Your new home is located in North End.
Dating back to the Domesday book and thought to once be the home of Geoffrey Chaucer's son, these days Stewkley is a sought-after locale for anyone wishing to combine peaceful countryside living with easy connections to local towns. The centre of Leighton Buzzard is just a twelve minute drive, or you can be speeding north on the arterial M1 in twenty.
Alternatively, regular fast trains will ferry you from Leighton Buzzard to London Euston in less than half an hour.
Closer to home, the heart of Stewkley, as marked by Stewkley Village Hall, is less than five minutes on foot, with tennis and cricket clubs just a few minutes further on. Golfers have a choice of courses, with both Aylesbury Vale Golf Club and Three Locks Golf Club less than ten minutes' drive.
Finally, St Michaels CofE Combined School is just a five minute walk from your front door. A much-loved and lively community school, rated 'Good' by Ofsted. The village also offers the grammar school catchment.
