Description
A five bedroom detached bungalow with wrap around gardens, several outbuildings and grounds of just over 1.1 acres. This unique property was built by the current owners in 1997 and offers over 2,520 sq. ft. of accommodation. It has three reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast room and a separate utility room. There are five double bedrooms, three of which have an en-suite bath or shower rooms. There is also an additional cloakroom.
The property sits on a plot of just over 1.1 acres. There is a Cotswold stone driveway with parking for up to twelve cars. It has wrap around gardens with patio seating areas, a separate fenced and gated paddock, and outbuildings which were originally kennels. These outbuildings are now being used for storage and could be converted to usable space. There is also an old Nissan Hut (storage container) along with a timber built single garage. There are views to the rear over open countryside.
Kitchen and Reception Rooms The kitchen/breakfast room has a range of Cherry wood cabinets with complimentary work tops. Fitted appliances include a New Home range cooker with a gas hob and double electric oven, a dishwasher and an under counter fridge. The adjoining utility room has space and plumbing for white goods and houses the gas boiler. The dining room has dual aspect windows and a brick feature fireplace with a woodburning stove. The sitting room has dual aspect windows, a feature fireplace with a gas fire, and windows overlooking the courtyard and the rear garden.
Bedrooms and bathrooms There are five double bedrooms which all have newly fitted carpets and downlights. The principal bedroom and bedroom two both have an en-suite shower rooms with a walk-in shower cubicle, a low level WC and a washbasin. Bedroom three has a window to the side and an en-suite bathroom with side panel bath with shower over, low level WC and a washbasin. Bedroom four has a walk in storage cupboard which could be converted to accommodate a further shower room.
Situation and Schooling The property is situated between the Hertfordshire towns of Baldock and Royston and is just 2.7 miles from the village of Ashwell. A market has been held in Baldock since medieval times and the tradition continues every Wednesday. Baldock has a variety of public houses, restaurants and shops, and a mainline station with trains to Kings Cross. The property falls within the catchment area for The Knights Templar School. The A1 is within 6 miles of the property.
