House For Sale £675,000
We are delighted to bring to the market ''Corncrake'', a stunning family home in the quiet village of Ravensden with beautiful views to the rear.
The accommodation, which was constructed in 1965, has been very well thought out and further upgraded by its current owners.
On entering to the property there is a welcoming entrance hall which is flooded with natural light, this leads into a large living room which boasts a log burning stove and oak flooring.
The kitchen/diner is to the rear of the property and has been fitted with modern units, a range style cooker and provides access to the covered side access from the driveway to the rear garden. The dining space has ample room and leads through to an additional reception room. This room is a fantastic addition to the property benefiting from a lantern ceiling and bi-fold doors making the most of the breath taking views over the fields behind. The owners have said this is their favourite space to sit and watch the impressive sunsets they benefit from. The rear of the former garage has been converted into a utility room with heaps of storage and is still a good size single. There is also a well-proportioned cloakroom.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms, three of which have built-in storage and the bedrooms to the rear of the home benefit from the stunning views. The family bathroom has a roll top bath and a separate shower, there is an additional shower room in between bedrooms three and four.
Further benefits include oil fired central heating and PVCu double glazed windows.
Externally, the property sits on a good size plot of approximately 0.2 acres and to the rear the garden has been beautifully landscaped with some paving and the rest laid to lawn. The garden is a peaceful spot and there is a low fence to the rear to enhance the stunning views. The front of the home is nicely set back from Church End which is a quiet street in itself. There is parking for around four vehicles and the rest is landscaped with lawn and mature bushes/shrubs. The driveway leads to a single garage.
Ravensden is well located less than five miles from Bedford's town centre with good access to a variety of facilities, including Bedford's mainline railway station with fast and frequent services to St Pancras International.
This is a popular village with very little through traffic and is the home of The Church of All Saints and boasts its own Primary School, popular Public House, village shop and garage, the latter two being at Ravensden Crossroads.
Bedford offers extensive shopping, leisure and entertaining facilities offering many restaurants and eateries, as well as being the home of Bedford Blues. There are excellent educational opportunities provided in the private sector by the popular Harpur Trust and other independent providers.
The area is very convenient for access to Bedford's southern bypass connecting the A1 at the Black Cat roundabout with the M1 at Junction 13.
The accommodation, which was constructed in 1965, has been very well thought out and further upgraded by its current owners.
On entering to the property there is a welcoming entrance hall which is flooded with natural light, this leads into a large living room which boasts a log burning stove and oak flooring.
The kitchen/diner is to the rear of the property and has been fitted with modern units, a range style cooker and provides access to the covered side access from the driveway to the rear garden. The dining space has ample room and leads through to an additional reception room. This room is a fantastic addition to the property benefiting from a lantern ceiling and bi-fold doors making the most of the breath taking views over the fields behind. The owners have said this is their favourite space to sit and watch the impressive sunsets they benefit from. The rear of the former garage has been converted into a utility room with heaps of storage and is still a good size single. There is also a well-proportioned cloakroom.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms, three of which have built-in storage and the bedrooms to the rear of the home benefit from the stunning views. The family bathroom has a roll top bath and a separate shower, there is an additional shower room in between bedrooms three and four.
Further benefits include oil fired central heating and PVCu double glazed windows.
Externally, the property sits on a good size plot of approximately 0.2 acres and to the rear the garden has been beautifully landscaped with some paving and the rest laid to lawn. The garden is a peaceful spot and there is a low fence to the rear to enhance the stunning views. The front of the home is nicely set back from Church End which is a quiet street in itself. There is parking for around four vehicles and the rest is landscaped with lawn and mature bushes/shrubs. The driveway leads to a single garage.
Ravensden is well located less than five miles from Bedford's town centre with good access to a variety of facilities, including Bedford's mainline railway station with fast and frequent services to St Pancras International.
This is a popular village with very little through traffic and is the home of The Church of All Saints and boasts its own Primary School, popular Public House, village shop and garage, the latter two being at Ravensden Crossroads.
Bedford offers extensive shopping, leisure and entertaining facilities offering many restaurants and eateries, as well as being the home of Bedford Blues. There are excellent educational opportunities provided in the private sector by the popular Harpur Trust and other independent providers.
The area is very convenient for access to Bedford's southern bypass connecting the A1 at the Black Cat roundabout with the M1 at Junction 13.
