2 bedroom end of terrace house for sale

TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS | VERY CLOSE TO TRAIN STATION | CONVERTED CELLAR | KITCHEN/DINER WITH UTILITY AREA | LIVING AREA WITH FIREPLACE | NO UPPER CHAIN | CHARMING PERIOD HOME

M & M Properties are delighted to offer for sale this well presented and extended, two double bedroom end of terraced period home filled with charm and character, positioned along one of the older Victorian roads in the town and on the doorstep of the picturesque Grand Union Canal aswell as the bustling town centre.

The location makes it excellent for commuters being just a short 5 minute walk meaning London Euston an be accessed in under 45 minutes!

Accommodation - The property comes with good sizes rooms throughout, set over two floors with a converted basement making it perfectly suited for use as a home office, extra living room or an optional bedroom if desired.

The ground floor includes a spacious living room with a feature fireplace, inner hallway which then leads to a kitchen/diner which has been recently improved to now include a utility area and lastly at the back there is a family bathroom.

Stairs rise up to the first floor landing where there are doors leading into two very good sized double bedrooms. Additionally there is access into the loft space aswell as a cupboard housing the boiler.

Exterior & Gardens - To the front of the property the front door leads directly to the street, an attractive and typical feature of a Victorian terraced home. At the rear of the property is a low maintenance and private garden area mainly laid to lawn with a paved patio seating area, enclosed by timber fencing and brick walls.

Parking - The parking for this property is roadside along one of the parking bays on Old Road or roads close by.

Utilities Connected - The property has mains water, sewerage and drainage connected. Heating is by way of mains gas to radiator powered by a gas boiler. There is mains electricity connected.

More About The Location.... - Old Road is known for being part of the older sections of Linslade, reflecting the traditional layout and charm of the town before it expanded in the modern era. The road is typically lined with Victorian-era houses, many of which retain their original architecture. Like much of Linslade, Old Road gives a glimpse into the town's historical development.

The residential fabric of Linslade is diverse, catering to various lifestyles. From cosy apartments to expansive family homes, including bungalows and sheltered housing for seniors, there's a housing option for everyone. The area boasts an abundance of green spaces, such as the serene Mentmore Memorial Park, the scenic Tiddenfoot Waterside Park, and the inviting Linslade Woods, offering residents ample opportunities for outdoor recreation.

Linslade is renowned for its esteemed educational institutions. Lower schools like Linslade Lower, Greenleas, and Southcott Lower lay a strong foundation for young learners, while Leighton Middle School and Cedars Upper School offer comprehensive secondary education, ensuring a well-rounded academic experience for families in the area.

One of Linslade' s main draws is its excellent transportation network. The mainline railway station provides swift connections to London Euston in under 35 minutes, while easy access to commuter roads like the A5, A421, A4146, and the M1 facilitates convenient travel. Furthermore, Linslade boasts a vibrant array of local amenities, including charming cafes, delectable restaurants, convenient newsagents, and inviting coffee shops. This blend of modern convenience and small-town charm makes Linslade an idyllic and highly coveted place to call home.