4 Bedroom Detached Home

This beautiful family home has served the current owners for the last 33 years and they have retained some of its original features. The first impression driving down this side road is how the house sits nestled in the middle of its plot. You can tell it has been well maintained, with its manicured lawn and drive on/off driveway which is block-paved and can fit multiple vehicles.

As soon as you walk into the entrance hall you immediately feel a sense of space, with the total accommodation boasting approx. 1,773 sq.ft. The polished wooden floor draws you through to the living room which standing at an impressive 26 ft. long (approx.). Its shape means it is large enough for multiple seating areas or one large open space. The main feature of this room is a fireplace set in stunning exposed stone work. Natural light is in abundance thanks to the bay windows and French doors, which open out onto a decked area making it a great space to entertain family and friends.

The dual aspect dining room can comfortably fit a table to seat up to eight people. There is another feature fireplace, this time with a marble surround. Wood panelling and exposed beams add warmth to this room, making it the ideal place to host family occasions. The original beams are also a prominent feature in the kitchen. An array of wall and base units provide plenty of storage as well as a platform for ample worktop space which will please budding chefs and bakers. There is an induction hob, electric oven and space for fridge, freezer and dishwasher. There is also room for a table and chairs; somewhere to have a chat over a cup of tea and slice of cake. Conveniently off the kitchen is the utility room which has space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. It has floor to ceiling storage and a rear door leading to the courtyard. To complete this floor there is also a fully tiled shower room.

The master bedroom is spacious making it a lovely space to retire to in the evening. It has a wall of fitted wardrobes as well as drawers and a vanity unit. The second bedroom also has fitted wardrobes and storage over the bed. The third and fourth bedroom are smaller doubles and make ideal guest spaces. The family bathroom is fully tiled and benefits from an electric shaving point and has an all-important window.

The outside space to the rear of the house is extremely flexible so should suit most situations. There are double gates which lead to the driveway meaning cars can be securely locked away. As there is also a double garage, this courtyard could be converted to provide a wider garden area. Next to the double garage is an outbuilding which was formerly a stable and can be used to satisfy a multitude of hobbies. The garden itself is relatively low maintenance, is landscaped and has a block-paved patio area large enough for a table and chairs.

More about the location …..

Newport Pagnell is a historic, thriving Market Town in the borough of Milton Keynes. Conveniently located near the A422 and M1 Junction 14, it gives easy access to Central Milton Keynes Train Stations which both offer services directly into London Euston and Birmingham

The history of the area dates from the iron age, and the town itself from the Roman period. The town is entered in the Domesday book as ‘Newport’ – meaning ‘new market’, and ‘Pagnell’ comes from the family of Ralph Paganell to whom the manor eventually passed through marriage. The Paganells also founded Tickford Priory, the site of which lies to the East of the town, and is now occupied by Tickford Abbey.

The closest schools nearby are Giffard Park Primary School and Nursery School Approximately 0.6 miles, Portfields School Approximately 0.9 miles and Ousedale Secondary School approximately 0.7 miles.

Newport Pagnell High Street hosts a Beauty salon, Hairdressing salon Doctors, Dentist and Pharmacy. There are also coffee shops, numerous pubs, restaurants and hotels, either a 5 minute drive or a 20 minute walk.

There are many lovely walks and parks to visit, Great Linford Park and a walk along the canal, Bury Common, Ouzel Valley Park and Ousebank Gardens.