Set on a commanding plot within walking distance of the mainline railway station, this substantial family home offers charm, character and potential for any incoming purchaser.

It is being offered for sale for the first time in several decades and is a very rare opportunity for a buyer to put their mark on this Edwardian property built in 1908.

The property offers almost 3,500 square feet of accommodation over three floors and there is also a detached double garage and a converted former stable building offering another 453 square feet of hobbies' space.
The entrance hall is fitting for a home of this stature with Victorian style tiled flooring, a beamed ceiling and a wide tread staircase rising to the first floor.

There is an abundance of flexible living space with several reception rooms and a general feeling of grandeur runs throughout.

To the rear of the property there is a large family room, complete with a brick fireplace and set behind an oak beamed recess. This room has been extended and is open to a sun room area which has oak flooring with windows and doors overlooking the garden. There are two further reception rooms which are utilised as living and dining rooms and to the side of the property the former garage has been converted to a study and has Velux windows and views to the front.
The ground floor also includes a large kitchen capable of housing a breakfast table and there is a very useful pantry and a cloakroom.

Moving to the first floor there is a galleried landing with the master bedroom being to the back of the house and having its own terrace/balcony. There are two further large bedrooms at this level, a shower room and an additional bathroom. On the second floor there are three bedrooms (two interlinking) and a further bathroom - with the space at this level offering scope for rearrangement, perhaps to form a large master suite.
Heating is provided by a gas to radiator system.

Outside, the former stable offers a multipurpose room which could suit many uses to include a home office, gym or similar, or possibly accommodation for a dependent relative. It is detached from the main house and has a WC and a utility area. In addition to this building there is a further storage barn.

The overall plot is around 0.4 acres (sts) with a frontage of around ninety feet with the rear garden measuring around one hundred and ten feet deep. The front garden offers a wide range of shrubs, plants, hedges and trees with ample off road parking in addition to the detached double garage. The rear garden, which is not overlooked from the rear, offers a similar level of maturity with further trees, bushes, plants and area of hard landscaping.
The property is located on Bromham Road to the western side of Bedford, just prior to Biddenham Turn. It therefore provides excellent access to the A421 for those wishing to reach the A1, the M1 and Milton Keynes. There are several schooling choices nearby for all ages including those of the popular Harpur Trust. The mainline railway station is just 0.6 miles away for those wishing to access the fast and frequent rail services that are available to the capital and beyond.