Map3 bedroom cottage
Chain-free
Study
Under offer
Cottage
3 beds
2 baths
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Brand new thatch roof
- Driveway
- Envious plot with a large sized rear garden
- Offered chain free
- Spacious three bedroom property
- Stunning period features with exposed beams
- 22ft Barn / Additional reception room
- Sought after village location of Stagsden
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Goodacres are pleased to present this immaculate thatched cottage which is situated in the picturesque village of Stagsden in Bedfordshire. The property internally currently has three bedrooms, two bathroom suites, two reception rooms and a kitchen/breakfast area.
Externally there is an extensive range of outbuildings and sheds including garage, summer house and a 22ft outbuilding, which is being used as an additional reception room or large study area. The mature gardens are mostly laid to lawn with mature trees and shrubs and offer a great deal of privacy. Further benefits include a private gated entrance and a driveway leading to the garage. Additional benefits include a brand new thatch and the property being offered for sale chain free.
The property comprises of:
Entrance Area / Lobby
Shower Room
Dining Room - 12' 9" x 9' 10"
Kitchen - 16' 5" x 6' 2"
Lounge - 19' 8" x 12' 4"
Bathroom
Bedroom 1 12' 10" x 8'
First Floor
Bedroom 2 - 12' 6" x 12' 4"
Bedroom 3 - 11' x 9' 5"
Externally
Private Gated Entrance - Driveway x 1
Barn
The property benefits a barn conversion of former wash rooms within the property restored with painstaking effort, hand crafted by a master craftsman offering a very large additional living space or could be a small annexe or home office. The barn is unique with old reclaimed oak timbers, glass wall at one end and atmospheric lighting. All the wood in the barn has its own unique story from original 300 year old timbers, an old church pew, filing cabinets from the war office and shelving made from the old school desks from the village school (they retain the original ink well holes and channels for pencils). The window cils are made from the original reclaimed soleplates of the barn. The barn is build to habitable standards with over 100mm of modern insulation, boarding and membranes, hidden behind waney edge cedar boarding. The barn has excellent lighting options, reclaimed Victorian pan tiles and steel gutters and downpipes. The barn has a mezzanine floor at one end which can be used for storage or an additional bedroom.
Double Garage
The garage is also build to an extremely high standard with thick insulation in the walls and roof. The garage is a good size with a spacious and insulated loft space offering significant storage. The garage matches the barn look adjacent with Victorian reclaimed pan tiles and waney edge cedar boarding.
Garden
Double rear gates offering vehicular access to the rear garden. Chicken coop area adjacent the oil tank for the heating system. The garden includes a variety of mature trees and shrubs as well as a reading hill, two wooden sheds (one including a large wood store) and an ornate pond with pumped flow and rockery. There are two iconic fir trees giving the cottage its name and a stunning fire pit nestled below one of them offering an iconic BBQ and hosting space.
*LOCATION*
Stagsden is approximately 2 miles west of Bromham which has a range of shops and Bedford County Golf Club is on the edge of the village. Bedford, 5 miles away, and Milton Keynes, 14 miles away, offer a wider range of shopping and leisure facilities. The nearby market town of Olney has a range of boutiques and shops and an open air market. Transport links in the area include a train service to London St. Pancras International from Bedford railway station in 47 minutes. The A421 trunk road is approximately 2 miles away and provides access to Junction 13 of the M1 motorway as well as the A1 to the North. A choice of both private and state schooling is available including the Harpur Trust Schools in Bedford, and Uppingham, Oundle, Oakham, Rugby, Stowe and Wellingborough which are all within an hours' drive.
Disclaimer
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs are provided for guidance only. Potential buyers are advised to recheck the measurements before committing to any expense. Floorplans are for illustration purposes only. Goodacres Residential has not sought to verify the legal title of the property and the potential buyers must obtain verification from their solicitors. Potential buyers are advised to check and confirm the EPC and council tax bands before committing to any expense
Council Tax Band: tbc
Tenure: Freehold
Tenure: Freehold
Goodacres are pleased to present this immaculate thatched cottage which is situated in the picturesque village of Stagsden in Bedfordshire. The property internally currently has three bedrooms, two bathroom suites, two reception rooms and a kitchen/breakfast area.
Externally there is an extensive range of outbuildings and sheds including garage, summer house and a 22ft outbuilding, which is being used as an additional reception room or large study area. The mature gardens are mostly laid to lawn with mature trees and shrubs and offer a great deal of privacy. Further benefits include a private gated entrance and a driveway leading to the garage. Additional benefits include a brand new thatch and the property being offered for sale chain free.
The property comprises of:
Entrance Area / Lobby
Shower Room
Dining Room - 12' 9" x 9' 10"
Kitchen - 16' 5" x 6' 2"
Lounge - 19' 8" x 12' 4"
Bathroom
Bedroom 1 12' 10" x 8'
First Floor
Bedroom 2 - 12' 6" x 12' 4"
Bedroom 3 - 11' x 9' 5"
Externally
Private Gated Entrance - Driveway x 1
Barn
The property benefits a barn conversion of former wash rooms within the property restored with painstaking effort, hand crafted by a master craftsman offering a very large additional living space or could be a small annexe or home office. The barn is unique with old reclaimed oak timbers, glass wall at one end and atmospheric lighting. All the wood in the barn has its own unique story from original 300 year old timbers, an old church pew, filing cabinets from the war office and shelving made from the old school desks from the village school (they retain the original ink well holes and channels for pencils). The window cils are made from the original reclaimed soleplates of the barn. The barn is build to habitable standards with over 100mm of modern insulation, boarding and membranes, hidden behind waney edge cedar boarding. The barn has excellent lighting options, reclaimed Victorian pan tiles and steel gutters and downpipes. The barn has a mezzanine floor at one end which can be used for storage or an additional bedroom.
Double Garage
The garage is also build to an extremely high standard with thick insulation in the walls and roof. The garage is a good size with a spacious and insulated loft space offering significant storage. The garage matches the barn look adjacent with Victorian reclaimed pan tiles and waney edge cedar boarding.
Garden
Double rear gates offering vehicular access to the rear garden. Chicken coop area adjacent the oil tank for the heating system. The garden includes a variety of mature trees and shrubs as well as a reading hill, two wooden sheds (one including a large wood store) and an ornate pond with pumped flow and rockery. There are two iconic fir trees giving the cottage its name and a stunning fire pit nestled below one of them offering an iconic BBQ and hosting space.
*LOCATION*
Stagsden is approximately 2 miles west of Bromham which has a range of shops and Bedford County Golf Club is on the edge of the village. Bedford, 5 miles away, and Milton Keynes, 14 miles away, offer a wider range of shopping and leisure facilities. The nearby market town of Olney has a range of boutiques and shops and an open air market. Transport links in the area include a train service to London St. Pancras International from Bedford railway station in 47 minutes. The A421 trunk road is approximately 2 miles away and provides access to Junction 13 of the M1 motorway as well as the A1 to the North. A choice of both private and state schooling is available including the Harpur Trust Schools in Bedford, and Uppingham, Oundle, Oakham, Rugby, Stowe and Wellingborough which are all within an hours' drive.
Disclaimer
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs are provided for guidance only. Potential buyers are advised to recheck the measurements before committing to any expense. Floorplans are for illustration purposes only. Goodacres Residential has not sought to verify the legal title of the property and the potential buyers must obtain verification from their solicitors. Potential buyers are advised to check and confirm the EPC and council tax bands before committing to any expense
Council Tax Band: tbc
Tenure: Freehold
Tenure: Freehold
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About this agent
Goodacres is a forward-thinking estate agency combining traditional methods with a modern approach, which enables us to cover all aspects of the estate agency field. Founded by brothers Simon and Jack Goodacre, with over twenty years experience in the local property market between us, invaluably gained from working our way up for one of the most respected and successful nationwide estate agencies. We decided that this was now the right time to steer our enthusiasm, passion and commitment into our own agency. Goodacres is a forward-thinking estate agency combining traditional methods with a modern approach which enables us to cover all aspects of the estate agency field.