Description
A Grade II listed 18th century stone under thatch two bedroom cottage, with parking, outbuildings, and a just under 0.5 acres plot in the village of Stoke Goldington. The property has character features throughout including exposed timber beams and stone work, deep silled windows, and latch doors. These have been successfully combined with modern fixtures and fittings such as underfloor heating throughout the ground floor.
The accommodation includes a dual aspect sitting room with a feature exposed stone fireplace with a wood burner, and a recessed area and storage cupboard, and stairs to the first floor. Porcelain flooring continues into the kitchen/breakfast room and dining room.
On the first floor there are two double bedrooms, a dressing room/bedroom 3 which leads to bedroom two, and a bathroom which has a roll top bath, a shower cubicle, a wash basin, and a WC.
Kitchen The farmhouse style kitchen has a range of base units and a fitted dresser, with granite work surfaces incorporating a Franke enamel sink. Built-in appliances include an electric Aga set in a tiled recess in a feature exposed stone wall, a dishwasher, a washing machine, a fridge, and a freezer.
Outside The landscaped rear garden has a private courtyard and a gated off street parking area, with additional parking at the side of the property for a further two cars. Further grounds located opposite the property provide three principal areas which are enclosed by post and rail fencing. The lower area has a garden shed, a hobbit hole and water connected. At the side of the property is a lean-to store with power and light.
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, a 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.
