The Croft

Clifton Road, Newton Blossomville, Bedfordshire, MK43 8AS

Asking Price

£800,000

Property Highlights

An extended and detached 1920s property
Five bedrooms, one with an en suite and dressing room
Three reception rooms
Open plan kitchen/dining/family room
Cloakroom and bathroom
Garage and off street parking for four cars
Mature gardens on 0.3 acre plot
Village location with countryside views

Property description

An extended 1920s five double bedroom detached house with a garage and off street parking for four cars, on a 0.3 acre plot in the village of Newton Blossomville.

The versatile accommodation includes a sitting room with a feature open fireplace and a dual aspect games room, both with bay windows to the rear, and an office with a door to the rear porch. Also on the ground floor is a study with wooden flooring, a utility room, and a modern extended kitchen/dining/family room with two sets of double doors to the garden. On the first floor there is a principal bedroom which overlooks the rear garden, with wood effect flooring continuing into the dressing room. The en suite modern fitted bathroom has tiled flooring, a panelled bath with a shower over, high gloss units with twin sinks, a concealed cistern WC, and storage. There are inset ceiling spot lights, and an extractor fan. There are four further bedrooms, one with double doors to a Juliet balcony with views over the rear garden and beyond, and a main bathroom. The property has an annexe and multi-generational living potential, should this be required.

Kitchen/Dining/Family Room

The kitchen area has a vaulted ceiling with a skylight and a range of high gloss wall and base units with quartz work surfaces incorporating a sink, a drainer and a breakfast bar. Built-in appliances include a double oven, an induction hob with an extractor over, a dishwasher, and an American style fridge/freezer. Tiled flooring continues into the dining and family areas, which have two sets of double doors to the garden.

Outside

A gravelled driveway with parking leads to the garage which has an electric door, power and plumbing. The front patio is bordered by stone walls. A store with electrics is against the study wall. The enclosed rear garden has a gravelled area with a pergola, several patios, a pond, a lawned garden with shrub borders and an insulated summerhouse. Two archways in beech hedge at the bottom of the main garden lead to a separate orchard and veg plot area with large shed.

Situation and Schooling

Newton Blossomville has a pub and a first school which is rated outstanding by Ofsted. The village is less than a mile from Turvey which has a post office, two grocery stores, a butchers, two pubs/restuarants, a primary school and a village hall, and is about 4 miles from Olney which has a wide range of amenities including shops, supermarkets, a post office, cafes and restaurants, and secondary schooling at Ousedale school. The Harpur Trust schools in Bedford are approximately 10 miles away.

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