A traditional and early 1970’s semi-detached home which is situated in an established and peaceful village cul-de-sac with a conventional layout of internal accommodation arranged over two levels. To include a formal living room, dining room, separate kitchen, cloakroom, three first floor bedrooms and a family bathroom. To the outside is a south facing, low maintenance garden, an attached garage with scope to convert (STP), and ample driveway parking to the front.

To the immediate front of the home is a paved driveway providing parking for up to three vehicles. The attached garage to the side is accessed via a conventional up and over door. The main entrance leads into a porch where there is separate w/c facilities and a useful cloaks cupboard. A further internal door leads through to the living room.

This area of the home has a large window facing towards the front aspect, a staircase rising to the first floor and an opening leading nicely through to the formal dining room. A further large window overlooks the garden and a hatch in to the kitchen which sits to the side. The kitchen has been fitted with a modern range of wall and base level cabinetry, covered over with a solid worktop. Space has been provided for a washing machine, cooker and fridge/freezer. There are recessed ceiling spotlights and a UPVC door leading out to the garden.

The first floor landing has window facing to the side aspect, a double fitted storage cupboard, airing-cupboard and loft hatch. There are three bedrooms housing this level with the principal room having the convenience of full width fitted wardrobes. There is also a family bathroom which has been fitted with a traditional white three piece suite to include a panelled bath with shower over, low level w/c and a pedestal wash hand basin.

The garden to the rear of the home has been hard-landscaped for convenience and has a south facing orientation. There is a full width stone paved patio and seating area and a detached timber storage shed. The entirety of the garden is enclosed by panel fencing and to the side a door leads into a storage/utility area where there is space for additional white goods if required. An opening from this area internally leads into the garage where there is both power and light supplied. This area in our opinion does have scope to convert to create further living accommodation.

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 several well-established eateries within walking distance, 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. There are various public footpaths and bridleways within a short distance from the property.