Available with no ongoing chain and also vacant possession is this 1960’s detached four double bedroom family home situated on a corner plot, in a central position within the Mid-Bedfordshire village of Silsoe. The home offers a practical arrangement of rooms which are arranged over two levels, to include a large living/dining room, separate kitchen/diner, study, utility, cloakroom, four double bedrooms, en-suite and family bathroom. Outside there is a spacious lawned frontage with ample south facing side garden, driveway parking and a detached single garage.

Positioned on this enviable corner plot, there is an extended lawned frontage, a driveway to the side providing parking for a single vehicle and access into the single detached garage via a conventional up and over door. Secure gates to both sides of the home allow access to the rear, there are footpaths that lead up to the main entrance which sits within a covered porch and comes by way of a replacement, composite door.

Upon entering, the spacious entrance hallway has a half-turn staircase rising to the galleried landing, a engineered oak flooring which continues throughout the ground floor, storage cupboard housing a boiler and space for a washing machine, separate w/c and a utility room.

A door to one side leads through to the impressive triple aspect living dining/room which features a half-vault ceiling and large pictures windows which allow a natural light flow to the area. Sliding patio doors provide access onto the garden, an internal door leads into the study/home office and an opening from the living room leads nicely through to the kitchen/dining room where there is a range of fitted cream high-gloss wall and base level units which are covered over with a solid worktop. There are two eye-level ovens supplied by ‘Neff’, an integrated ‘Bosh’ dishwasher and a four-ring ceramic hob inset to the counter surface. Furthermore, there is a useful pantry cupboard, space for a fridge/freezer, recessed ceiling spotlights and a door provides access onto the rear.

Moving upstairs the staircase is built from solid oak and has an attractive gallery to the top. There is a window on the landing which faces towards the front of the home, an airing-cupboard housing a water cylinder and a loft hatch. There are four nicely proportioned double rooms on this level, with the master bedroom having the convenience of a fitted double wardrobe and an en-suite shower-room. There is also a separate family bathroom which is fitted with a panelled bath with shower over, vanity unit with top mounted basin, low level w/c and a heated ladder towel rail. The entirety of the room is covered with a travertine tile, and an obscure glazed window faces towards the rear aspect.

The lawned garden is positioned to the side of the home and has a south facing orientation. Enclosed by traditional panel fencing, there are a number of mature planted shrubs, well stocked borders, a stone paved patio and seating area, summerhouse and a detached timber storage shed. A personnel door provides additional access into the garage which is supplied with both power and light.

The Bedfordshire village of Silsoe is located on the A6 corridor between the major towns of Bedford and Luton. The area is synonymous for its well-regarded school catchments, pretty village pub and local store, which are within walking distance from the property. The English Heritage site of 'Wrest Park' is moments from the development and offers the opportunity to explore one of the area's most historic buildings and well publicised gardens spreading over a ninety-two-acre site. Commuter links into London St Pancras from Bedford take approximately 40 minutes and from Flitwick as little as 39 minutes. There is a regular pick-up point within close proximity which takes commuters directly to Flitwick station, this service we understand runs Monday to Saturday, with the first one leaving Silsoe at 7.21am arriving at Flitwick station at approximately 7.34am.