23 Sand Lane

Northill, Bedfordshire, SG18 9AD

£390,000

Property Highlights

17th century unlisted mid terrace cottage
Two double bedrooms; refitted bathroom
Two reception rooms
Newly fitted kitchen
Newly fitted utility/WC
Period features
Enclosed rear courtyard garden
Off street parking for up to four cars

Property description

A 17th century unlisted double fronted two bedroom mid terrace cottage situated in a peaceful setting towards the end of the lane with an enclosed courtyard garden.

The cottage has been refurbished including a brand new single storey extension and has bespoke double glazing throughout apart from the landing and bathroom. Retained traditional features include exposed beams and timbers and exposed walls. The accommodation includes a sitting room with a double glazed window to the front, block paved flooring, and a feature fireplace with a brick surround and tiled hearth housing a log burning stove. The dining room has a double glazed sash window to the front, a tiled floor, and a feature brick fireplace. There is also a newly fitted kitchen, and an adjoining newly fitted utility/WC on the ground floor. The first floor landing has access to the roof space, exposed beams, and an airing cupboard. The two bedrooms both have fitted wardrobes. The principal bedroom also has exposed beams. There is a refitted family bathroom. The shared driveway provides access to the property's own parking area at the side with parking for up to four cars.

Kitchen

The kitchen is newly fitted with a range of full height and base units with wood block work surfaces incorporating a Belfast sink. There is a Rangemaster cooker with extractor over and integrated appliances include a fridge/freezer and a dishwasher. Natural light is provided by a skylight window, a window to the rear and a part glazed stable door to the rear garden. The separate utility/WC is also newly fitted and has plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer.

Situation and Schooling

The historic village of Northill has a parish church, lower school, village hall, public house/restaurant, and a May Day celebration with the neighbouring village of Ickwell believed to date from circa 1565. Biggleswade is just 4 miles away and Cambridge just 30 minutes’ drive, for a wider range of amenities. Northill C of E Academy is rated good by Ofsted, or the private Harpur Trust schools in Bedford are about 7 miles away. Biggleswade station has rail links to Kings Cross, whilst Bedford station has links to St. Pancras Intl. Luton Airport is about 24 miles away. The A1(M) at Sandy is approximately 3 miles away.

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