A modern double fronted detached family home situated within the popular ‘Steppingley Gardens’ development sitting opposite open, landscaped green spaces. The property offers a versatile arrangement of internal accommodation set over two conventional levels to include, a formal living room, a home games-room/study, a utility/cloakroom, a 25ft kitchen/diner, four double bedrooms, family bathroom and en-suite. Outside there is a landscaped south/westerly facing garden, a detached garage and driveway parking.

Set along a semi-private close and no through road, the property sits on the peripheries of the development with attractive views across walkways and open green spaces to the front. To the side of the home there is a block-paved driveway providing parking for up to three vehicles. Direct access into the garage is via a conventional up and over door. To the immediate front there is a shingled area with footpath leading up to the main entrance which sits beneath a pitched canopy.

The property internally presents well with a modern presentation throughout, to include smarty fitted bathrooms and contemporary flooring. The entrance hall has a staircase rising to the first floor, a useful under-stairs storage cupboard and door to one side leading into the study. This room has views towards the front aspect and could have a number of different uses, it would also work particularly well as a games-room. To the adjacent side of the hallway is a further door leading into the living room, which features a box-bay window with views to the front. There are glazed French doors leading directly through to the kitchen/diner.

There are W/C facilities off the hallway which also combines a utility area where there are fitted units as well as space and plumbing for a washing machine. The impressive kitchen/diner sits to the rear of the home and provides views as well as access over the rear garden via French doors. The kitchen area has been fitted with a range of white high-gloss wall and base level cabinetry, which is covered over with a solid worktop, with stylish grey metro-block tiling to the walls. There are integrated appliances which include two eye-level ovens, a five-ring gas hob inset to the counter surface, a fridge/freezer arranged on a 50/50 split and a dishwasher. There is a cupboard housing a wall mounted combination boiler, further features include cabinet downlighting, recessed ceiling spotlights and contemporary tiling to the floors.

The first-floor landing has a storage cupboard and loft hatch providing access into the attic space. This area does have potential to create a conversion and provide additional living accommodation if required, subject to any planning restrictions. The spacious principal bedroom mirrors the living room below, where a box-bay window provides views over the green space to the front. There are fitted double wardrobes and a contemporary fitted en-suite shower-room. There are a further three double bedrooms which house this level and are serviced by the family bathroom, which is fitted with a panelled bath with shower over, low level w/c and a pedestal wash hand basin which are finished in a traditional white.

The attractive garden located at the rear of the home has been tastefully landscaped by the current vendors, with raised sleeper beds toward the far and a re-laid stone paved patio and entertaining area. Much of this space is laid to lawn and has a south/westerly facing orientation. Further access is provided into the garage via UPVC French doors. Internally the garage provides space for additional white goods and does have further scope to convert and create a separate home office. Both power and light are supplied and there is useful eaves storage space above.

The town of Flitwick is a civil parish in the Mid-Bedfordshire region, with a population of approximately 14,000. The town offers convenient mainline services directly into London St Pancras, with fast trains taking around 40 minutes. Amenities include a Tesco superstore, various independent shops, a modern leisure centre facility, library, public houses, and numerous coffee shops. The area works on a three-tier academic system with the choice of Flitwick, Templefield or Kingsmoor primary, Woodland Middle School, and falls into catchment for Redborne Upper, Ampthill.