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Floorplan
Map6 bedroom detached house
Key information
Features and description
- Modern detached property
- Five/six bedrooms; one en suite
- Four/five reception rooms
- Fitted Aga kitchen/breakfast room
- Oil fired heating and Sonos sound system
- Formal gardens and grounds of approximately 6.25 acres
- Extensive courtyard parking and open fronted carport
- Outbuildings including tack room and two stables
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The gardens and grounds are a major feature of the property and extend to approximately 6.25 acres.
Rooms
Reception Rooms
The family room forms the hub of the house and features a log burning stove and an exposed brick wall shared with the kitchen/breakfast room. The triple aspect sitting room features a brick inglenook fireplace housing a log burning stove. The bespoke oak framed garden room by Arboreta features a high vaulted ceiling detailed with exposed beams and floor to ceiling windows with views over garden and grounds. The snug has dual aspect windows with garden views.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a bespoke range of oak hand painted cabinets with granite work surfaces including a double Belfast sink unit and drainer. There is an electric two oven Aga and additional summer cooking appliances including an induction hob, oven and microwave. There is space and plumbing for a dishwasher. The breakfast area has an airing cupboard housing the pressurised hot water cylinder.
Formal Gardens and Grounds
The formal gardens have lawned areas and a wide variety of mature trees including an Elm copse. There is a courtyard, a raised informal sitting area to the rear and and an extensive brick and flagstone terrace with a further sitting/dining area. Separate gated access leads into a fenced area and paddocks which was previously used as a chicken run and includes young fruit trees and two ponds. The potential paddock area is accessed by a timber five bar gate and could be adapted for equestrian use.
Situation and Schooling
Lower Dean is a hamlet on the Cambridgeshire/Bedfordshire/Northamptonshire border. It is approximately 3 miles from Kimbolton where a wider range of amenities can be found including shops, public houses and a public school. There is a new shopping and leisure complex located off the A45 trunk road which is 9 miles away and includes shopping, restaurants and a cinema. Bedford, which has the Harpur Trust schools, is about 16 miles away and has rail links to London St. Pancras in 41 minutes. St. Neots, about 12 miles away, also provides train links to London Kings Cross in 40 minutes.
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