A double fronted Victorian cottage dating back to the late 1800’s which would benefit from internal modernisation throughout and is available with both vacant possession and no ongoing chain. The home offers a traditional layout of internal accommodation and retains some original period features to include quarry tiled flooring, exposed brickwork, and open fireplaces. The accommodation internally offers two formal reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom, four double bedrooms, a shower-room and separate bathroom to the first floor. Outside there is parking for two vehicles, a single brick-built garage and a mature south facing lawned garden.

The home has been built in a traditional red brick which sits beneath a slate tiled roof, there is a pitched roof porch extension to the front and main entrance. A walled frontage encloses a variety of mature shrubs and plants. To one side is a shared driveway leading to the rear of the home where parking is made available for two vehicles side-by-side and access into the garage via a conventional up and over door. The garage internally is supplied with both power and light, with eaves storage above. A footpath with steps leads up to a rear door and leads directly into the kitchen/breakfast room.

This room has been fitted with a range of wall and base level cabinetry with a solid worktop over. There is some exposed brickwork to the walls and an original quarry tiled flooring. There is a pantry cupboard with shelving and an opening into a side lobby where there is a further double storage cupboard and cloakroom fitted with low level w/c and wash hand basin.

The sizeable living room measuring over 23 ft in length sits off the lobby and is dual aspect with a window facing towards to the front and rear of the property. There is an original open fireplace which sits on a raised and tiled hearth with brass hood and inset grate. A door to one end of the room leads out to the entrance hallway where a central staircase rises to the first floor, there is a further storage cupboard, as well as a door leading through to the formal dining room with access back into the kitchen/breakfast room.

The first-floor landing is split level and has a double airing cupboard with shelving and a loft hatch providing access into the attic space. Two double bedrooms sit to the front of the home, both of which have fitted wardrobes, a further two double rooms sit off the landing and have attractive views over village rooftops and beyond to Clophill woods. There is a shower-room on this level with single cubicle, low level w/c and a pedestal wash hand basin as well as a separate bathroom with fitted tub.

The mature and private garden situated to the adjacent side of the driveway and next to the garage has a south facing orientation and is predominately laid to lawn and is accessed via a picket gate. There is a detached timber storage shed, a raised patio and a variety of shrubs and plants with a feature pond.

The village of Clophill is well positioned to cater for the commuter with the M1/A1 motorways both within a 20-minute drive, alternatively there are regular train links into London St Pancras from either Flitwick or Harlington platforms, taking a matter of 35/40 minutes respectively. There is a local convenience store and well-established public houses within walking distance to include the Flying Horse and Stone Jug. Further and more substantial amenities can be found in Ampthill offering a selection of small individually owned shops, hairdressers and a Waitrose Store. The area is renowned for its autonomous schooling at all levels including Redborne Academy and there is a local pick up for the Bedford Harpur struts schools. There are various public footpaths and bridleways within a short distance from the property.