Description
A 1950s three bedroom extended detached property, with a plot of approximately 0.47 acres and an established southerly facing rear garden, in a prominent position along Molivers Lane, for sale with no upper chain. The property has the potential, subject to the necessary permissions, to extend and remodel the existing layout to suit individual requirements. The current 1,991 sq. ft. of accommodation includes an entrance hall with an oak staircase to the first floor, a cloakroom, two principal reception rooms, a conservatory, and a fitted kitchen. There is also a study/family room which is near a ground floor shower room and could alternatively be used as a ground floor bedroom if required. The first floor landing has access to the roof space and to the three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom is dual aspect with views of the garden, and has a shower enclosure.
The gardens are a particular feature of the property and extend to approximately 0.47 acres. The gravel driveway provides parking and access to the garage which has an up and over door and power connected. There is also a store room at the rear, and a further gated parking area for two cars at the side of the house.
Sitting Room, Dining Room and Conservatory The triple aspect sitting room has a feature Limestone fireplace housing a log burning stove and glazed double doors into the conservatory which is of brick uPVC and double glazed construction under a pitched double glazed roof. Double glazed doors lead to the rear garden. The dining room overlooks the driveway and garden.
Kitchen and Study/Family Room The kitchen/breakfast room has a modern range of oak fronted Shaker style units with complementary worksurfaces, space and plumbing for appliances, and a built-in shelved storage cupboard. The inner hallway has doors to the garden, garage, store room and gated parking area. The study/family room has a part vaulted ceiling with inset Velux skylights and the shower room is fitted in a modern white suite. These rooms were designed for use as a separate ground floor guest wing.
Rear Garden The south facing rear garden is accessed from the conservatory, the inner hall, and both sides of the house. The gardens are a major feature of the property and have a high level of screening and privacy and back on to the village playing fields to the rear. There is a gravelled seating area with a pergola and lawns with established borders including a variety of mature trees and shrubs. The garden is enclosed on all sides by fencing.
Situation and Schooling Bromham has a water mill and a medieval bridge over the River Great Ouse. Local facilities include public houses/restaurants, a 13th century village church, ancient woodland, a lower school, a Co-op superstore, GP surgeries, pharmacy, post office and a library. It is within 4 miles of Bedford town centre, the Harpur Trust schools and the station which has rail services to St. Pancras. Major roads in the area include the A428 to Northampton, the A421 to Milton Keynes, junction 13 of the M1, the A1 and the A422.
