Wilstead Road, Elstow

A substantial and individually designed detached bungalow situated in the popular village of Elstow.

The 1464 sq/ft of accommodation briefly comprises; entrance porch, hallway with large cloaks cupboard, dual aspect 23ft living room with electric flame affect convector heater. A set of sliding doors onto a Upvc double glazed conservatory with solar glazed roof leading to the landscaped garden. A rear lobby is located off the living room which into a well-appointed modern kitchen/breakfast room with two tone, cream and wood fronted units with granite worksurfaces over.

A utility room and cloakroom are also situated to the rear of the kitchen and a side door to the garden. The sale includes a selection of white goods which are fitted and free-standing to include a Neff ceramic hob, Neff extractor fan, Neff oven and microwave grill, Miele dishwasher, full length Miele fridge, Neff undercounter freezer, Miele washing machine and a Zanussi tumble dryer and a water softener (These items have not been tested and are sold as seen).

Accessed via the hallway are three double bedrooms. The principal and guest bedrooms both have fitted suites of furniture to include wardrobes, chest of drawers and bedside cabinets. A fully tiled refitted contemporary style four-piece shower room is ideally located for the three bedrooms and includes a large walk-in shower.

Outside is a large, gated block paved driveway providing parking for several cars. The driveway leads to a detached double garage with electric powered twin up and over doors and a separate service door to the side. The generous rear garden has been landscaped with a large sweeping patio and pathways with a central astroturf lawn and stocked flowerbed borders.

The bungalow is of timber frame construction, double glazed throughout with a heat recovery ventilation system and an economical electric GEC Nightstor boiler powering a wet radiator system which is powered by an Economy 7 cheaper rate tariff . The property has a large loft space which offers further storage or great potential to convert into further accommodation (S.T.P.). There is also the added advantage of it being sold with no upper chain.

It is practically impossible to describe Elstow without making reference to the village being the birthplace of John Bunyan. Found on the southern edge of Bedford, the village has plenty to offer with a primary school, active cricket club, traditional village pub plus a regionally renowned restaurant - St. Helenas.

In terms of accessibility, the village sits inside the southern bypass of Bedford which gives excellent road links to the M1 (J13), A1 and A6. A frequent rail service runs from Bedford to London St. Pancras.

EPC Band D
Council Tax Band E