Description
A 1930s bay fronted semi detached property with driveway parking and a south facing garden which measures over 150 ft. in length and backs onto Bromham village hall playing fields. The property has been extended and newly refurbished throughout in a contemporary design. The 1,296 sq. ft. of accommodation includes an entrance hall with stairs to the first floor and a cloakroom. There is engineered wood parquet flooring which continues into both reception rooms. The sitting room has a bay window to the front and a feature fireplace housing a log burning stove. The dining/family room has a uPVC double glazed door with wing windows to the rear garden. There is also an open plan refitted kitchen/breakfast room with doors to the rear garden. On the first floor there are three bedrooms and a refitted family bathroom which has a freestanding roll top bath and double shower enclosure. The property has the potential to extend into the roof space and at the rear, subject to planning permission.
The driveway provides parking for up to three cars and access to the garage/utility room which measures over 26 ft. in length.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room The triple aspect kitchen/breakfast room has been refitted with a range of units with solid wood work surfaces, an integrated oven and hob, and a fridge. The breakfast area has French doors to the rear garden. A door leads to the garage/utility room which has a butler sink, plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, power, and light. A door leads to the rear garden.
Rear Garden The south facing rear garden is over 150 ft. in length and is enclosed by timber panelled fencing. It is principally lawned with flower and shrub borders, with mature trees and a paved patio. There is a timber outbuilding measuring 27ft. and two adjoining storage sheds. The garden is divided into two areas by a picket fence and there are two further garden sheds in the area beyond the fence. There is also a gate with access to Bromham village hall playing fields.
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.
