A substantial double fronted detached property standing within a small established cul de sac of similar properties. The property stands central to the village slightly elevated from the roadside with gardens to front and rear. The accommodation comprises: Entrance hall, Cloakroom, Lounge, Dining room, Study, Kitchen, Utility room, 4 bedrooms, the Master bedroom having an en suite facility, Family bathrooms, External boiler room, Double garage and gardens to front and rear.

There previously was planning permission agreed to extend over the double garage to increase the footprint and accommodation of the property. We believe subject to a revised application this would be agreeable stp)
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Ground Floor - Entrance hall - Of spacious proportions and comprising glaze panelled entrance door. Parquet flooring. Coving to ceiling. Radiator.

Cloakroom - Suite of low flush WC and integrated wash basin. Obscure double glazed window.

Lounge - Fireplace to one wall. lined chimney ready for a wood burner. Coving to ceiling. Walk in window bay with small pane double glazing. Double glazed patio doors with matching side panels. Wall light points. Radiator. Archway to:

Dining room - Parquet flooring. Coving to ceiling. Small pane double glazed window to the rear elevation. Radiator.

Study - Double glazed bay window. Parquet flooring. Door to under stairs storage. Radiator.

Kitchen
One and a half bowl sink unit with mixer tap over. Wide range of cupboard units to base and high levels. Good work surface areas. Integrated dishwasher and double oven with extractor unit over. Extensive wall tiling. Breakfast bar. Tiled flooring. Small pane window to rear elevation. Door to garden.

Utility room
Single bowl stainless steel sink unit with cupboards under. Plumbing for an automatic washing machine. Tumble dryer. Double glazed window to the rear elevation. Tiled floor. Strip light. Radiator.

First Floor - Staircase with half landing rises from the ground floor to a landing with airing cupboard housing a hot water tank and shelving..

Master bedroom - A spacious room with a double glazed window to the front elevation with access to a dressing room which has built in wardrobes and an airing cupboard. Door to an ensuite shower room with wash basin and low flush WC. The walk in shower has a glazed screen. Ladder radiator. Extensive wall tiling and tiled flooring.

Bedroom Two - Built in cupboard. Small paned window to the rear elevation. Radiator.

Bedroom Three - Wardrobe cupboard with hanging rail and shelving. Radiator

Bedroom Four - Built in store cupboard. Radiator.

Bathroom - Suite of panelled bath with shower screen, low flush WC, and wash basin. Cork tile flooring. Extensive wall tiling. Radiator.

Outside - Large expanse of lawn to the front with driveway to a double width garage with up and over door power and light. A wooden door between the property and the garage leads to an external boiler room which houses a recently installed replacement central heating boiler. Access to the rear garden is available to either side of the property leading to a generously proportioned oblong shaped lawn to the rear which is fully fenced with mature hedging. Points for calor gas provision into the property to serve a gas fire located at one wall.

Location - People have lived in Olney from the days of the Roman Empire. In Saxon times, Olney was mentioned in a Charter of 979 AD as Ollanege (which is thought to mean 'Ola's Island'). Olney belonged to a descendant of the King of Mercia before becoming part of the Viking lands. During the 18th Century, Olney was a staging post for travellers. Horse-drawn coaches passed through taking people between Kettering and the Newport Pagnell Turnpike. It is said that by 1754 there were 27 inns in the town. This was also the home of poet William Cowper and writer, curate John Newton who wrote the 'Olney Hymns' together. The town has a strong representation of individual shops selling clothing, footwear and accessories. There are supermarkets and convenience stores, a health centre, dentists, opticians and the town still retains its Nationwide building society. Hospitality is well served with an abundance of coffee shops, restaurants and bars all in the immediate surrounds of the lively market square. Free parking is available along the length of the High Street, a good half mile in length. Olney has also been named in The Sunday Times " Best places to live 2022". The town is situated just 11 miles from Milton Keynes, and was the only location from the county to make the cut. The guide features 70 locations in total, and is compiled by The Sunday Times' expert judges, who take into consideration a range of factors, such as: schools, connections, transport and the High Street. Olney is now a vibrant market town, with many people commuting to nearby towns for work. It's famous for the yearly pancake race which started here hundreds of years ago. Many local people know it as a place with a strong sense of community and as a safe and prosperous town to live. Olney is blessed with an enviable schooling reputation, there being three schools in the town serving children from 5 years of age to young adults of 18 years old. The town is well served for transport links with main line rail stations on the doorstep at Milton Keynes, Bedford and Wellingborough, each giving access to London and the North. Motorway access at Junction 14 of the M1 is only some 10 minutes distant. Luton and East Midlands airports are both within an hours drive. OLNEY RECREATION GROUNDS The town of Olney has a thriving sports centre situated just off East Street where the playing fields extend down to the banks of the River Ouse. Within the recreation ground the sports widely catered for are rugby, cricket, tennis, football and flat green bowling. Rugby features strongly in Olney and there are currently 25 teams representing the town in senior, ladies, junior and mini versions of the game. Olney rugby club have their own clubhouse which hosts many social occasions throughout the year in addition to providing changing and shower facilities. Football representation in Olney is provided by teams ranging from under 5 to under 18. Currently they have 470 players registered for season 2023/24. Qualified coaches look after this vast group of enthusiastic youngsters to develop and encourage them towards senior levels. The tennis club have four floodlight courts and their own clubhouse which caters for both juniors and adults with coaching available for beginners and improvers. Fine and Country are proud to sponsor Olney Tennis Club. Cricketers play on both Saturdays and Sundays in their respective leagues involving gentlemen, ladies who play in the Home Counties Womens League and juniors aged from 5 years upwards contesting the Beds Youth Leagues. Completing the plethora of sporting activity are the flat green bowlers. Founded in 1906 this is a thriving community in Olney. The bowls club are members of Bowls England (BE) and Bucks Bowling Association (BBA).

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