House For Sale £325,000
Why buy this home?
Built in 2007, this small development was built to blend in with the Victorian architecture of historic Wolverton. Being an end of terrace, this particular home benefits from additional features such as a larger bay to the front which runs from the ground floor to the first floor. The owners have further enhanced the character feel by installing column radiators downstairs.
In the entrance hall there is access to handy a WC before you enter the main living space. At the front of the house is the spacious living room with the feature bay window, which is the ideal spot for an armchair. As shown by the current owners, a large sofa can easily fit or alternatively two smaller sofas. At the back of the house is the kitchen/diner. The two-tone kitchen has been upgraded from the original kitchen and now has impressive granite worktops. There is space for a fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine as well as a range cooker. The peninsula separates the kitchen from the dining area and creates a natural space to socialise when entertaining friends & family.
The rear garden is low maintenance thanks to the artificial lawn and raised beds, but is sown with hardy plants so they grow back each year with minimum effort. A gate leads to an allocated parking space and further visitor parking, although there is also ample off-road parking outside the front door.
Upstairs the master bedroom is at the back of the house and has double built-in wardrobes. There is also an ensuite with a window. The second bedroom benefits from the bay to the front, and makes an ideal place for a dressing table or study desk. This additional space makes you realise how much more useable this room is than the mid-terraced homes on the same street that don't benefit from the first floor bay. The third bedroom is a single and is ideal as a home office or bedroom for a young child (please note this room has been virtually furnished). Lastly, there is a fully tiled bathroom which also has a window (again this is only a feature in the end of terrance homes).
More about the location...
Wolverton is located in the north-west of Milton Keynes, beside the West Coast Main Line, the Grand Union Canal and the river Great Ouse.
Running through the town (and effectively serving as its high street) is Stratford Road, which runs westwards towards Stony Stratford and eastwards towards Newport Pagnell (and is also known as Newport Road or Wolverton Road on parts of its route). The town is also served by some major grid roads, such as Grafton Street (V6), which runs southwards towards Central Milton Keynes and Bletchley, and Monks Way (H3, A422), which runs eastwards towards Newport Pagnell and Bedford.
For accessing national routes, the A5 (towards Towcester or Dunstable), the A422 westbound (towards Buckingham) and the A508 (towards Northampton) meet about 2 miles (3.2 km) to the west of the town, at a roundabout just north of Old Stratford.
The town is home to a railway station on the West Coast Main Line which has recently been upgraded and now offers trains every 30 minutes to London Euston and Birmingham New Street.
Council tax band: C
Built in 2007, this small development was built to blend in with the Victorian architecture of historic Wolverton. Being an end of terrace, this particular home benefits from additional features such as a larger bay to the front which runs from the ground floor to the first floor. The owners have further enhanced the character feel by installing column radiators downstairs.
In the entrance hall there is access to handy a WC before you enter the main living space. At the front of the house is the spacious living room with the feature bay window, which is the ideal spot for an armchair. As shown by the current owners, a large sofa can easily fit or alternatively two smaller sofas. At the back of the house is the kitchen/diner. The two-tone kitchen has been upgraded from the original kitchen and now has impressive granite worktops. There is space for a fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine as well as a range cooker. The peninsula separates the kitchen from the dining area and creates a natural space to socialise when entertaining friends & family.
The rear garden is low maintenance thanks to the artificial lawn and raised beds, but is sown with hardy plants so they grow back each year with minimum effort. A gate leads to an allocated parking space and further visitor parking, although there is also ample off-road parking outside the front door.
Upstairs the master bedroom is at the back of the house and has double built-in wardrobes. There is also an ensuite with a window. The second bedroom benefits from the bay to the front, and makes an ideal place for a dressing table or study desk. This additional space makes you realise how much more useable this room is than the mid-terraced homes on the same street that don't benefit from the first floor bay. The third bedroom is a single and is ideal as a home office or bedroom for a young child (please note this room has been virtually furnished). Lastly, there is a fully tiled bathroom which also has a window (again this is only a feature in the end of terrance homes).
More about the location...
Wolverton is located in the north-west of Milton Keynes, beside the West Coast Main Line, the Grand Union Canal and the river Great Ouse.
Running through the town (and effectively serving as its high street) is Stratford Road, which runs westwards towards Stony Stratford and eastwards towards Newport Pagnell (and is also known as Newport Road or Wolverton Road on parts of its route). The town is also served by some major grid roads, such as Grafton Street (V6), which runs southwards towards Central Milton Keynes and Bletchley, and Monks Way (H3, A422), which runs eastwards towards Newport Pagnell and Bedford.
For accessing national routes, the A5 (towards Towcester or Dunstable), the A422 westbound (towards Buckingham) and the A508 (towards Northampton) meet about 2 miles (3.2 km) to the west of the town, at a roundabout just north of Old Stratford.
The town is home to a railway station on the West Coast Main Line which has recently been upgraded and now offers trains every 30 minutes to London Euston and Birmingham New Street.
Council tax band: C
