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A beautifully presented two bedroom detached bungalow located at the end of a popular cul-de-sac in Stotfold and backing onto the historic St Mary‘s Church.

The well-proportioned accommodation comprises entrance hall, a through loungedining room with two distinct areas, conservatory, kitchen, two double bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes, and a refitted shower room. Externally are mature, well tended gardens to the front and rear, a garage with electrically operated door, and a mono block driveway to provide off road parking for up to three cars. Further benefits include gas central heating and double glazing.

GROUND FLOOR

Front Door:
A double glazed front door with double glazed flank windows leading to:.

Entrance Hall:
A welcoming ‘L‘ shaped entrance hall. Dado rail. Radiator. Telephone point. Wall mounted thermostat control. Coved ceiling. Laminate flooring.

LoungeDining Room:
10‘ 9&quote; x 7‘ 10&quote; (3.28m x 2.39m) 14‘ 2&quote; x 10‘ 9&quote; (4.32m x 3.28m) Abt. 22‘ 0&quote; x 10‘ 9&quote; (6.71m x 3.28m) A good sized loungedining room defined by an archway to make two separate areas:

Lounge Area: Abt. 14‘ 2&quote; x 10‘ 9&quote; (4.32m x 3.28m)
Double glazed sliding doors leading to the conservatory. Feature marble fireplace with inset coal affect burning flame gas fire. Television point. Radiator. Coved ceiling. Carpet as fitted. Arch to dining area.

Dining Area: Abt. 10‘ 9&quote; x 7‘ 10&quote; (3.28m x 2.39m)
Double glazed window to side. Radiator. Coved ceiling. Carpet as fitted.

Conservatory:
Abt. 12‘ 9&quote; x 9‘ 0&quote; (3.89m x 2.74m) Of brick and uPVC double glazed construction with double glazed French doors leading to the rear garden. Radiator. Tiled flooring.

Kitchen:
Abt. 10‘ 8&quote; x 9‘ 2&quote; (3.25m x 2.79m) A well appointed kitchen comprising a good range of eye and base level units with ample roll edge work surfaces. Single drainer stainless steel one and a half bowl sink unit. Gas and electric cooker points. Extractor hood. Wall mounted gas boiler. Radiator. Double glazed window to side. Tiled flooring.

Bedroom One:
Abt. 11‘ 9&quote; x 11‘ 9&quote; (3.58m x 3.58m) Double glazed bow window to front. A range of fitted bedroom furniture. Radiator. Coved ceiling. Carpet as fitted.

Bedroom Two:
Abt. 12‘ 7&quote; x 9‘ 0&quote; (3.84m x 2.74m) Double glazed window to rear. Radiator. A range of fitted wardrobes. Carpet as fitted.

Bathroom:
A refitted white suite comprising a fully tiled double width shower cubicle with shower, pedestal wash hand basin and low level wc. Half panelled walls. Airing cupboard. Double glazed window to rear. Heated towel rail. Vinyl flooring.

OUTSIDE

Front Garden:
A long mono block driveway provides off road parking for up to three cars and leads to the garage. Shrub borders.

REAR GARDEN:
A fully enclosed rear garden with outlooks over St Mary‘s Church and grounds. paved patio area. Established lawns with mature flower and shrub borders. Timber shed to remain. Outside lighting. Gated access to both sides.

GARAGE:
An attached brick built single garage with electric up and over door, pitched roof, power and light. Personal door to rear. Plumbing for automatic washing machine.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:


Location and Amenities:
Surrounded by breathtaking countryside, Stotfold offers all the advantages of life in a small and charming town and yet, thanks to the area-s superb transport connections, also ensures that the bright lights of London are within easy reach.

Graced by the River Ivel which runs through the town, Stotfold has always been a desirable place in which to live, with evidence of human habitation stretching back to the Stone Age. Recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086, the small settlement of Stotfold continued to develop largely because of its strategic positioning on the Great North Road, eventually being regarded by the 1800-s as a prosperous place in which to live. Today, the gentle passage of time is still evident within the town, with a number of surviving buildings bearing witness to Stotfold-s unfolding history, including the Norman church of St. Mary-s, Randall-s Mill and many charming cottages. These are complemented by a comprehensive and more modern range of local amenities, including day to day shopping, a doctor-s surgery and a choice of pubs and restaurants. The educational needs of children of all ages are also well catered for by a number of excellent schools in the vicinity.

Located just minutes away from Junction 10 of the A1(M) and the national motorway network beyond, Stotfold is equally well-served by a local bus network, whilst London-s Kings Cross station can be reached from the neighbouring village of Arlesey in a little under 40 minutes.