Why buy this home….

That feeling of home begins as soon as you walk through the front door. The original front door has beautiful stained glass which reflects colours onto the hallway floor. New vinyl flooring in the style of vintage tiles has been laid in the hallway and kitchen giving it a premium feel and classic look. There is also handy storage space under the stairs to keep coats and shoes hidden away.

As you enter the main living room, the first thing you’ll notice is the large bay window that lets in lots of natural light. The centerpiece of the room is the feature fireplace which has recently been updated. Alternatively, you could change it too a log burner for the winter months. There is plenty of room for a three piece suite or a more modern corner sofa. Next to the living room is a large dining room; this could easily fit a six or eight-seater table, or you could leave it as the current owner has to make one large family area.

The kitchen is typical of a 1930's home, however it has been finished to a lovely standard. Just off the kitchen, a small extension has been built, making room for a utility room & WC freeing up more space in the kitchen. There's planning permission (see pictures) to extend to the rear and side of the property, making a kitchen diner across the back of the home. There is also access from the utility room to the garden and garage.

The dining room is a good size and has double doors leading to the conservatory and a large decking area. The conservatory is currently being used as a children's playroom, but it could also be turned into a relaxing place to soak up the sun after a long day at work. The decking is big enough for a seating area, perfect for when it's your turn to host the family get-togethers. The garden itself is stunning and has mature trees making it feel perfectly secluded. Towards the bottom of the garden is a children's play area, which has been fenced off so the kids get their own separate space to play. There's a gate at the end of the garden that takes you down to the canal, perfect for those with dogs or families who like to take advantage of the lovely walks around this area.

The first floor is home to two great size doubles and one single bedroom. Again the first floor has received a makeover with new carpets throughout and painted in neutral colours, including all the skirting, doors, and door frames. The master bedroom is at the front of the house with a large bay window and feature fireplace. There's plenty of room for a king size or even super king bed while leaving enough room for wardrobes and bedside tables without feeling too small. The second bedroom is a very similar size to the master; however, as it's at the back of the house, it has stunning viewings over the garden and canal! All bedrooms are serviced by the family bathroom.

Parking is available from a large driveway with space for two or three cars and a garage.

More about the location……..

Old Bletchley is famous for Bletchley Park, home of the code breakers.

It is walking distance to the train station which has direct trains to London Euston and Birmingham. The new East-West railway is currently being built which will give direct trains to Oxford and Cambridge.
Council tax band: D