Description
A stone built four bedroom barn conversion with an en suite shower room, a double garage and a store, both with conversion potential STPP, in a private location in Stoke Goldington village. The property has character features throughout including exposed timber beams and stone work, and deep silled windows, combined with modern fixtures and fittings.
There is over 2,670 sq. ft., of versatile accommodation including a dual aspect sitting room which has a feature open fireplace with an inset wood burner, a dining room, and a study. Also on the ground floor is a fitted kitchen, a utility room, a shower room, a light and airy sun room with doors to the garden, and a family room, both rooms multi functional with annexe potential.
On the first floor there are four double bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes. The principal bedroom has an en suite shower room, and the other bedrooms share a main refitted bathroom which has a panelled bath with a shower attachment and a wall mounted rainwater shower, a pedestal wash basin, a WC, a heated towel rail, and tiled flooring and splash backs.
Kitchen/Sun Room The kitchen/breakfast room has exposed ceiling beams and down lighters, and an extensive range of wall and base units with under pelmet lighting and work surfaces incorporating a one and a half bowl sink and drainer. There are spaces for an oven, a dishwasher, and an American style fridge/freezer. A window and wooden door lead to the sun room which has its own access doors and has annexe potential.
Outside A five bar gate opens to off street parking for three cars leading to the double garage which has twin up and over doors, power and lighting. There is a store on one side of the garage and the two buildings have the potential to convert into additional ancillary accommodation (subject to planning). The front and side gardens are southerly facing and are enclosed by stone walling. The gardens are laid to lawn with a variety of plant borders.
Situation and Schooling Stoke Goldington is a village situated on the northern most tip of the Buckinghamshire county border. The village has a village hall, pre-school and first school, a church, a garage, and The Lamb public house. Secondary schooling is available at Ousedale school in Olney and Newport Pagnell, and the Harpur Trust schools in Bedford.
