18 West End

Stevington, Bedfordshire, MK43 7QU

£430,000

Property Highlights

19th century semi detached cottage
Two first floor bedrooms; WC
Open plan sitting/dining room and conservatory
Kitchen
Ground floor shower room
Second floor attic room/bedroom three
Oil to radiator heating
Driveway parking for one car; outbuilding

Property description

An 19th century stone built two/three bedroom semi detached cottage with gated driveway parking for one car, an enclosed rear garden, and a detached outbuilding.

The cottage is entered via a cherry wood door leading into an open plan sitting/dining room which has a feature fireplace with an inset log burning stove, exposed oak effect flooring and stairs to the first floor. The fitted kitchen leads to the conservatory which has a door to the rear garden. There is also a ground floor shower room. On the first floor there are two double bedrooms and a WC. The principal bedroom has a cast iron fireplace, and an understairs cupboard housing the hot water cylinder. The first floor landing has stairs to an open plan loft/bedroom three with sloping ceilings, exposed timbers, and Velux skylights. A gated side access leads to the rear garden which has a lawn with established borders and mature trees and two paved terrace areas. The detached outbuilding has power and light and is currently used as a gym but would also work as an office for working from home.

Kitchen

The kitchen is fitted with a modern range of light wood fronted units with complementary work surfaces incorporating a sink and drainer. Integrated appliances include an electric hob with extractor over and an electric oven. There is space and plumbing for a dishwasher and a washing machine. The former pantry currently houses the fridge/freezer. A door leads to the conservatory which has a door to the rear garden.

Situation and Schooling

Stevington is a village on the River Great Ouse approximately 6 miles north west of Bedford which has the independent Harpur Trust Schools and rail services to St. Pancras International. The village has a medieval church as well as a number of listed buildings. It falls within the Lincroft Middle School, Lincroft Academy and Sharnbrook Academy catchment area. Milton Keynes is half an hour's drive away and Cambridge is an hour's drive away.

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