This rarely available three-bedroom extended semi-detached home occupies an established position within the sought after village of Toddington and offers flexible, well-proportioned internal accommodation, in addition to several car ports and a single garage to the rear.

Approach to the home is via a footpath leading to the front door. Entry is initially into a porch which, in turn, opens into the principal reception room, the living room, which commands impressive dimensions, in this case 18'1ft by 11'6ft. Stairs run directly to the first-floor accommodation and a light laminate flooring has been laid. An electric fire has been mounted onto a slightly raised hearth creating a real focal point to the room and given the proportions makes for flexible furniture placement. Beyond here, to the left-hand side, is the kitchen which again is a great size, this time extending to over 20ft in length and having been fitted with a comprehensive range of Oak floor and wall mounted units with darker contrasting flecked work surfaces over. Several integrated appliances have been woven into the design including a five-ring gas hob, under counter oven as well as an extractor hood positioned over. Space has been afforded for other free-standing appliances such as a fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. The look is finished with tiled splashbacks and recessed ceiling spotlights. Running parallel to here is a more formal dining room which allows plenty of space for a table and chairs, ideal as a family/entertaining area. Beyond here, and completing this level, is a second sitting room/study which has a continuation of the same flooring laid throughout much of the ground floor, tying the spaces together seamlessly. Sliding patio doors enjoy views down the garden and flood the room with an abundance of natural daylight.

Moving upstairs the first-floor landing gives way to all the accommodation on this level, the master of which sits to the rear of the home and has double doors opening to a Juliet balcony, taking fully advantage of the elevated views of the garden. It also has the benefit of its own en-suite which has been fitted with a three-piece suite comprising of a shower enclosure, low level wc and pedestal wash hand basin. Light tiling adorns the walls and floor, and an obscure window presents to the rear aspect. The remaining two bedrooms occupy the front elevation, one of which is a double and has the benefit of built in shelved and railed wardrobes, whilst the third is a good sized single and also has a useful storage cupboard. They are both serviced by a family bathroom which comprises a panelled bath with glass screen positioned over, low level wc and wash hand basin. The floor and splashback areas have been tiled and recessed lighting installed.

Externally the rear garden is particularly generous and has a good-sized patio area which butts up against the back of the house and provides an ideal relaxing/entertaining space. Beyond here a lawn extends to the far end with a shingled border to one side and various shrubs and bushes which dot the plot. The boundary is enclosed by a combination of brick walling and mature hedging. Parking wise an access road, down the side of, and owned by, number 6 grants rights of access to number 8 and leads to three car ports and a single garage which belong to this property.

Toddington is a beautiful village designed and built around a large central green which provides a delightful focal point for the almost 5,000 residents that call it home. It is positioned five miles north-north-west of Luton, four miles north of Dunstable and six miles southwest of Woburn and offers superb commuter access to the M1 as well as the nearby mainline railway stations in Harlington and Flitwick. Dating back to the thirteenth century the village now offers a vibrant, bustling feel, combined with an authentic sense of community, and has a wide range of shops including hairdressers, beauty salon, opticians, and traditional bakers. It is also well served by three public houses, The Oddfellows, The Bell and The Griffin, in addition to Red Chilli offering high quality Indian cuisine. Schooling within the village operates on a three-tier system with St George’s Lower positioned on Manor Road, Parkfields Middle nestled in Park Road itself before moving onto Harlington Upper School located less than three and half miles, or 8 minutes, away, with all having a particularly good reputation.