Description
A modern five double bedroom three storey detached house situated at the end of a cul-de-sac with a detached double garage, landscaped gardens and countryside views from the front. The property was originally constructed in 2003 and has been completely refurbished by the current owners, including a refitted kitchen, two en suite shower rooms and two family bathrooms. The 1,837 sq. ft. of accommodation, arranged over three floors, includes an entrance hall with stairs to the first floor and exposed solid oak flooring that continues into the dining room and cloakroom. The dual aspect sitting room has French doors to the rear garden and a feature fireplace with an exposed oak lintel housing a multi fuel log burning stove. There is a utility room with a door to the rear garden and a cloakroom.
On the first and second floors are five double bedrooms, two with en suite shower rooms and a family bathroom on each floor. Four of the bedrooms have fitted wardrobes and two have Velux skylights. Bedroom four has access to the eaves storage space and bedroom five is currently used as a study.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room The open plan kitchen/breakfast room is dual aspect with a box bay window. It has been refitted with a range of modern units with complementary work surfaces and ceramic flooring. Integrated appliances include a Neff double oven/microwave, a hob with an extractor over, a dishwasher and a tall fridge/freezer. There is a door to the separate utility room which has plumbing for a washing machine and a tumble dryer, and a door to the rear garden.
Gardens The front garden, bound by railings, is lawned, with shrub borders and raised vegetable beds. The landscaped, private rear garden is enclosed by brick walling and is mainly lawned with planted borders and a paved patio. There is driveway parking at the rear and access to a double garage with storage, power and an electric car charging point.
Situation and Schooling Sharnbrook village has two schools, including Sharnbrook Academy, which is rated good by Ofsted. London Marathon winner Paula Radcliffe opened the Community Sports Centre in April 2005. Sharnbrook dates back to Saxon times and there is a Norman church, a bakery, a farm shop, a supermarket, a newsagent, a grocer, a pharmacy, a florist and a hairdresser.
