This beautiful, imposing period home occupies a wonderful position within the exclusive village of Harlington and benefits from a wealth of well proportioned, interchangeable accommodation.

Approach to the home is onto a shingled driveway allowing parking for two vehicles. A mature frontage delivers a splash of colour through some thoughtful planting, whilst a path leads to the front door. Once inside you're greeted by a generous entrance hall which has stairs to the left-hand side leading to the first-floor accommodation. An original cast iron fireplace sits on the opposite wall and high polished parquet flooring has been laid. To the far side is a particularly useful shower room which has been fitted with a three-piece suite comprising of a shower enclosure, low level wc and wash hand basin. An obscure window overlooks the rear aspect. At the back of the house is a dual aspect kitchen/breakfast room which measures over 16ft in width and has been fitted with a comprehensive range of floor and wall mounted units with lighter work surfaces over. An integrated hob, oven and extractor unit have been woven into the design. There is a door leading into the garden. Across the other side of the home is the principal reception room, the living room, which has a continuation of the same parquet flooring tying the areas together seamlessly. Again, an attractive open fireplace adorns one wall with raised hearth and brick backing, whilst an abundance of natural daylight floods the room from windows to both the front and side elevations. Completing this level is a more formal dining room where ample space has been afforded for a table and chairs creating a delightful family/entertaining space. Equally it could be used as a family room/snug/home office depending on requirements.

Stairs from the hallway lead down to a cellar which is currently being utilised as a utility room with space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer (both of which are provided).

Moving to the first floor the master bedroom sits to the rear aspect and enjoys dimensions of 16'5ft by 11'6ft making for flexible furniture placement. The remaining four bedrooms are also of good sizes, with three of these occupying the front elevation and the other to the rear. All are serviced by a family bathroom which comprises of a panelled bath and wash hand basin. Half height light grey tiling finishes the look perfectly, whilst nestled next door is a separate low level wc.

Externally the rear garden offers an attractive, well-tended courtyard space and has been laid with hard standing patio incorporating raised brick planters housing an assortment of plants, shrubs and bushes. The boundary is enclosed by brick walling.

Harlington is a beautiful village surrounded by an abundance of walks and nature trails locally. It also has a wealth of amenities including two pubs, a doctor’s surgery, village hall, highly regarded Lower and Upper schooling, in addition to its own train station, located close by, which is on the Bedford to Brighton Thameslink line with rough times into the capital at around 45 minutes. Road links are equally accessible with junction 12 of the M1 only 1.5 miles away and the nearest major town, Flitwick, which is located approximately three miles to the north.