Additional text is available below.Occupying a sought-after central position within easy walking distance of the town centre, mainline station and well-regarded local schools, this attractive 1930s bay-fronted detached home offers the perfect balance of character, space and modern family living.
From the moment you arrive, the property’s kerb appeal is evident. The classic bay frontage and generous proportions give a strong first impression, while the driveway provides off-road parking for two vehicles and has a wall fitted EV charging point, There is also gated side access offering scope for additional parking if desired.
Stepping inside, the welcoming entrance hall sets the tone for what is a home that feels both traditional and wonderfully practical. To the front, the bay-fronted formal living room with gas fireplace provides a cosy retreat, ideal for quieter evenings. A separate home office offers excellent flexibility and could equally serve as a guest bedroom if required. There is also a convenient ground floor WC and access through to the side of the property.
The real heart of the home lies to the rear a superb kitchen/dining/family space designed around modern family life. Flooded with natural light, the kitchen area features a vaulted ceiling with skylight, creating an uplifting sense of space. Generous worktop areas and ample storage make this a highly functional kitchen, perfectly suited to busy family living or entertaining, while the dining and family areas overlook the south-west facing rear garden.
The garden extends over 40ft from the rear of the house and enjoys a favourable south-westerly aspect, providing a lovely outdoor space for children, summer gatherings or simply relaxing in the afternoon sun.
The accommodation is arranged over three floors.
On the first floor are two generous double bedrooms including the impressive bay-fronted principal bedroom along with a further well-proportioned single bedroom, ideal as a nursery or study. These rooms are served by a well-presented family bathroom.
The loft conversion provides two additional good-sized bedrooms on the top floor, complemented by a modern shower room, making this level ideal for older children, guests or multi-generational living.
Extending to approximately 1,434 sq ft, this freehold property offers exceptional versatility and a layout that genuinely works for family life. The current owners were drawn to the welcoming feel and the outstanding rear family space, and have particularly valued the convenience of being able to walk to schools, the town centre and Biggleswade’s mainline train station (approximately 0.7 miles).
Offered to the market chain free, this is a rare opportunity to secure a substantial detached family home in one of the town’s most established and convenient residential roads.
Central Bedfordshire Council
Council Tax Band = D
Freehold
Energy Rating = TBC