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35 High Street
Broom, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, SG18 9NA
£725,000Offers in excess of
Property Highlights
- Modern 1960s detached house
- Four/six double bedrooms, one en suite
- Two/four reception rooms and a conservatory
- Fitted kitchen/breakfast room
- ZERO ENERGY COST
- Ground source heat exchange and photovoltaic solar panels with 10 years FIT tariff remaining
- Westerly facing rear garden
- Driveway and an over 30 ft. garage
Property description
A modern four/six double bedroom detached property, set well back from the road in established gardens with a westerly facing rear garden with views over open fields.
The property was originally constructed in the 1960s but has subsequently been extended and improved to provide versatile accommodation for modern family life. There is now over 2,250sq. ft. of accommodation with four first floor double bedrooms and four separate reception rooms two of which could used as bedrooms if desired. The ground floor also has a modern fitted kitchen and a conservatory. The principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom and dressing room and there is also a family bathroom. The gardens are a particular feature and include a long front garden with a drive leading to the over 30 ft. garage. The westerly facing rear garden overlooks open fields and has areas for outdoor entertaining and an area for growing vegetables.
Principal Bedroom Suite
The principal bedroom is at the rear of the house overlooking the rear garden and extensive fields beyond. The suite includes a dressing room fitted in a custom built range of bedroom furniture, and an en suite bathroom with a modern suite that includes a Ball and Claw footed bath, a wash basin set into a vanity unit, a screened shower enclosure and a WC.
Outside
A gated access leads to the rear garden which is westerly facing and has views to the rear area over open fields and countryside. A brick planter separates the paved seating area by the house from the lawned area which has a further paved seating area. A path separates the lawn from the dedicated vegetable garden which has numerous raised beds, a greenhouse, and a soft fruit cage.
Eco Efficiency Features
The property is powered and heated by a ground source heat exchange unit, and also has photovoltaic solar panels on the roof which provide electricity and have 10 years remaining on the FIT which generates an income. Part of the property has Cedral cladding which can be painted allowing purchasers a choice of colour. These features together mean that the property has a zero cost for power and heat throughout the year. Further details can be provided upon request.
Situation and Schooling
Broom is approximately 3 miles from Biggleswade. The village was mentioned in the Domesday Book and has a mixture of new and old buildings. There is a public house, a farm shop and an annual village fete. Bedford and the Harpur Trust schools are also only approximately 12 miles away.
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