House For Sale £325,000
Available with no ongoing chain is this Victorian mid-terrace, two double bedroom home which needs cosmetically improving and reconfiguring internally. The property offers a solid platform to create a fantastic period property in the heart of Ampthill. Internally there are two formal reception rooms, a kitchen, two double bedrooms and a family bathroom to the first floor. Outside is an Easterly facing walled garden which is hard-landscaped, a detached single garage and off-road parking for a single vehicle.
Located on 'Dunstable Street', Ampthill, the home sits centrally to access both local parks and schooling as well as extensive town amenities. To the front of the property is a dwarf wall with mounted wrought iron railings and gate which encloses a shingled front garden and footpath leading up to the main entrance.
Internally the home has a traditional layout of rooms which are arranged over two practical levels. The entrance hallway has a staircase rising to the first floor and useful under-stairs storage cupboard. A door from the hallway leads into the formal living room featuring a window facing towards the front aspect and large opening leading through to the dining room. A door off this area leads back out to the hallway and, access into the kitchen which sits to the rear of the property.
A full-turn staircase leads up to the landing which is partly galleried. There is a door leading through to a large bathroom and access in to both double bedrooms which both have fitted wardrobes. There is a large storage cupboard with double doors which in our opinion could be converted to a wet room, thus turning the main bathroom into a sizeable bedroom.
The walled garden and outside space is hard-landscaped for convenience and is predominately laid with block paving with brick built raised beds to the far end. There is a useful brick-built outbuilding attached to the home which is primed for conversion and would create additional accommodation by way of a utility/w/c. There is also further scope to extend out the kitchen to the side creating further living accommodation, this would of course be subject to any local planning restrictions. A gate at the top of the garden leads out to a hard-standing driveway where there is parking for a small vehicle. Access is also provided from the drive into the detached single garage via a conventional up and over door.
Within close proximity is access to Ampthill town centre and its extensive amenities, Waitrose store, parks and high street shops. The area is renowned for its autonomous schooling for all age groups, with 'Russell Lower', ‘Firs Lower’, 'Alameda' and 'Redborne' just a short walk away. There is also a local pick-up point for the Bedford Harpur trust private schools for both boys and girls. Links into London are from Flitwick station with a frequent service into St Pancras which takes as little as 40 minutes, major road links are from J13, M1 which is less than 15 minutes from the property.
Located on 'Dunstable Street', Ampthill, the home sits centrally to access both local parks and schooling as well as extensive town amenities. To the front of the property is a dwarf wall with mounted wrought iron railings and gate which encloses a shingled front garden and footpath leading up to the main entrance.
Internally the home has a traditional layout of rooms which are arranged over two practical levels. The entrance hallway has a staircase rising to the first floor and useful under-stairs storage cupboard. A door from the hallway leads into the formal living room featuring a window facing towards the front aspect and large opening leading through to the dining room. A door off this area leads back out to the hallway and, access into the kitchen which sits to the rear of the property.
A full-turn staircase leads up to the landing which is partly galleried. There is a door leading through to a large bathroom and access in to both double bedrooms which both have fitted wardrobes. There is a large storage cupboard with double doors which in our opinion could be converted to a wet room, thus turning the main bathroom into a sizeable bedroom.
The walled garden and outside space is hard-landscaped for convenience and is predominately laid with block paving with brick built raised beds to the far end. There is a useful brick-built outbuilding attached to the home which is primed for conversion and would create additional accommodation by way of a utility/w/c. There is also further scope to extend out the kitchen to the side creating further living accommodation, this would of course be subject to any local planning restrictions. A gate at the top of the garden leads out to a hard-standing driveway where there is parking for a small vehicle. Access is also provided from the drive into the detached single garage via a conventional up and over door.
Within close proximity is access to Ampthill town centre and its extensive amenities, Waitrose store, parks and high street shops. The area is renowned for its autonomous schooling for all age groups, with 'Russell Lower', ‘Firs Lower’, 'Alameda' and 'Redborne' just a short walk away. There is also a local pick-up point for the Bedford Harpur trust private schools for both boys and girls. Links into London are from Flitwick station with a frequent service into St Pancras which takes as little as 40 minutes, major road links are from J13, M1 which is less than 15 minutes from the property.
