House For Sale £380,000
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 2023 12PM TO 2PM BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. QUALITY TO STAND THE TEST OF TIME Standing proud behind a lawn on a generous sized plot this handsome bay fronted residence demands respect and oozes kerb appeal with three well appointed bedrooms, two reception rooms and a kitchen/breakfast room. A fantastic ground floor which also includes a conservatory over looking the sunny rear garden, this home boasts all the ingredients for a long term family home. While petrol headed members of the family knuckle down in the detached garage sun worshippers can soak in some vitamin D in the generous sized and private rear garden.
A well considered adaptation to the kitchen/breakfast room and dining room being located at the rear of the property means these social spaces form a great connection with the rear garden due to the installation of French doors from the conservatory.
Climb the staircase to the landing for a poke around three good sized bedrooms including a principal that's flooded in natural light from dawn till dusk. Having said that, the real potential on the first floor is the bathroom and separate WC which can be converted into one very spacious bathroom. Imagine exploring the science of relaxation with a candlelit soak in the bathtub. Parking should never be a problem with a tandem garage and additional off road parking.
Located in one of Stopsley's most prestigious locations and within close proximity to Hitchin and the Hertfordshire countryside. This location is notable for it's good school catchment, Putteridge infant and junior schools are accessible by foot in 5 minutes without having to cross the road and is within a short walk to Stopsley Village. The property occupies a generous sized plot on a tidy road in a highly sought after district known locally as Putteridge. The area is on the edge of Stopsley bordering Hertfordshire. For those of you who enjoy shopping why not take the ten minute drive to Hitchin at the weekend and look out for the regular Town Cryer. For those who enjoy country walks, walk into Putteridge Bury Campus and enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings. A short walk away will take the family to the multi million pound 'Inspires' recreation centre with gym, swimming, coffee and more. Plenty for all the family. Luton is renowned for its superb commuting facilities and within close proximity to the mainline train station for London, the airport and the M1/J10 are also close by.
Interesting to know that during the middle ages the Stopsley region contained more than 20 farms. Close to many of the farms were 'Greens' frequently the result of forest clearance, which gave rise to such names as Butterfields Green, Wood Green, Round Green and Bleak Hall Green.
The home sits on Woodgreen Road in one of the most prestigious parts of Stopsley and is betwixt Stopsley Village and Hitchin on the edge bordering into Hertfordshire. It's location is enviably close to the stunning Putteridge Bury Manor. The Putteridge estate is a mixture of arable farm land wood land, as well as the occasional visiting Muntjac and Fallow Deer, the estate is home to Lady Amherst's Pheasant as well as the more common Pheasant. In December 1926 King George V planted an oak tree in the lawn to the south of the house. In 1965 it was acquired by Luton Borough Council and opened as Putteridge Bury College of Education in 1966. From 1985 the function rooms were gradually renovated to their original splendour and conference centre standards.
A well considered adaptation to the kitchen/breakfast room and dining room being located at the rear of the property means these social spaces form a great connection with the rear garden due to the installation of French doors from the conservatory.
Climb the staircase to the landing for a poke around three good sized bedrooms including a principal that's flooded in natural light from dawn till dusk. Having said that, the real potential on the first floor is the bathroom and separate WC which can be converted into one very spacious bathroom. Imagine exploring the science of relaxation with a candlelit soak in the bathtub. Parking should never be a problem with a tandem garage and additional off road parking.
Located in one of Stopsley's most prestigious locations and within close proximity to Hitchin and the Hertfordshire countryside. This location is notable for it's good school catchment, Putteridge infant and junior schools are accessible by foot in 5 minutes without having to cross the road and is within a short walk to Stopsley Village. The property occupies a generous sized plot on a tidy road in a highly sought after district known locally as Putteridge. The area is on the edge of Stopsley bordering Hertfordshire. For those of you who enjoy shopping why not take the ten minute drive to Hitchin at the weekend and look out for the regular Town Cryer. For those who enjoy country walks, walk into Putteridge Bury Campus and enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings. A short walk away will take the family to the multi million pound 'Inspires' recreation centre with gym, swimming, coffee and more. Plenty for all the family. Luton is renowned for its superb commuting facilities and within close proximity to the mainline train station for London, the airport and the M1/J10 are also close by.
Interesting to know that during the middle ages the Stopsley region contained more than 20 farms. Close to many of the farms were 'Greens' frequently the result of forest clearance, which gave rise to such names as Butterfields Green, Wood Green, Round Green and Bleak Hall Green.
The home sits on Woodgreen Road in one of the most prestigious parts of Stopsley and is betwixt Stopsley Village and Hitchin on the edge bordering into Hertfordshire. It's location is enviably close to the stunning Putteridge Bury Manor. The Putteridge estate is a mixture of arable farm land wood land, as well as the occasional visiting Muntjac and Fallow Deer, the estate is home to Lady Amherst's Pheasant as well as the more common Pheasant. In December 1926 King George V planted an oak tree in the lawn to the south of the house. In 1965 it was acquired by Luton Borough Council and opened as Putteridge Bury College of Education in 1966. From 1985 the function rooms were gradually renovated to their original splendour and conference centre standards.
