House For Sale £475,000
IN AN ENGLISH COUNTRY GARDEN This refreshingly original detached bungalow begins its quest to find new owners excited to enjoy its magical feel positioned on a dominant plot on a road in the very heart of Stopsley Village. The plot is simply staggering. Sure to appeal to both ambitious purchasers looking to extend or those who simply love their garden. The interior has been cared for over the years. This unique and rarely available bungalow is bright and spacious throughout.
This handsome bungalow was built by the current families Grand Father in 1948 and it has remained in the family ever since and been cared for over the years.
Let us not detract you from the bungalow itself, however, this grand home takes pride of place on a sunny aspect plot, with a versatile garage and a boastful spread of accommodation. Divided into three bedrooms and two reception room areas. The bathroom is privately situated to the rear of the property. One of this home's greatest assets is the incredible sized rear garden. A garden beautifully manicured by the gardener on a regular basis.
A practical layout that flows perfectly for those looking to live life on one level with a social lounge and dining room area overlooking the rear garden. The kitchen and three double bedrooms complete the floorplan.
The bungalow is available without the complication of a chain.
A little bit of history - Interesting to know that The First and Last Public House located in Stopsley Village on Hitchin Road was built as a private house about 1860 and converted into a Public House by the brewer, William Lucas of Hitchin, some 10 years later. Modernised in the 1930s, it ceased to trade in 1997 and is now the Luton Conservative Club. Next door stands Stopsley House, possibly the first Vicarage in the village.
A delightful location on the periphery of the charming area known as Stopsley Village. One of the first things likely to catch your attention is the incredibly convenient location. Stopsley Village benefits from a vibrant, close knit community spirit and a real sense of exclusivity. Locals regularly post on the Stopsley village forum to arrange events. Stopsley Village has the feel of a rural setting and is by no means isolated. The larger market towns of Hitchin and Luton are located approximately 10 miles in either direction and provide easy access to the M1/J10 motorway, and the closest mainline train station can be found just a short drive away in Luton where regular direct services can reach the capital in an impressive 25 minutes. With three mainline stations, two M1 junctions and an international airport, Luton's transport links are second to none.
This handsome bungalow was built by the current families Grand Father in 1948 and it has remained in the family ever since and been cared for over the years.
Let us not detract you from the bungalow itself, however, this grand home takes pride of place on a sunny aspect plot, with a versatile garage and a boastful spread of accommodation. Divided into three bedrooms and two reception room areas. The bathroom is privately situated to the rear of the property. One of this home's greatest assets is the incredible sized rear garden. A garden beautifully manicured by the gardener on a regular basis.
A practical layout that flows perfectly for those looking to live life on one level with a social lounge and dining room area overlooking the rear garden. The kitchen and three double bedrooms complete the floorplan.
The bungalow is available without the complication of a chain.
A little bit of history - Interesting to know that The First and Last Public House located in Stopsley Village on Hitchin Road was built as a private house about 1860 and converted into a Public House by the brewer, William Lucas of Hitchin, some 10 years later. Modernised in the 1930s, it ceased to trade in 1997 and is now the Luton Conservative Club. Next door stands Stopsley House, possibly the first Vicarage in the village.
A delightful location on the periphery of the charming area known as Stopsley Village. One of the first things likely to catch your attention is the incredibly convenient location. Stopsley Village benefits from a vibrant, close knit community spirit and a real sense of exclusivity. Locals regularly post on the Stopsley village forum to arrange events. Stopsley Village has the feel of a rural setting and is by no means isolated. The larger market towns of Hitchin and Luton are located approximately 10 miles in either direction and provide easy access to the M1/J10 motorway, and the closest mainline train station can be found just a short drive away in Luton where regular direct services can reach the capital in an impressive 25 minutes. With three mainline stations, two M1 junctions and an international airport, Luton's transport links are second to none.
