Why buy this home?

It's clear that this has been a happy family home for the past 27 years by how lovingly it has been maintained and improved. The first impression is the impressive corner plot the house occupies. A front garden keeps the house set back from the road and no footpath means no-one walking passed the living room window. But it's the side plot that makes this home stand out over others - the boundary reaches out approximately three metres beyond the home offering a wider rear garden, but also the potential to construct a side extension (sstp) or even create additional parking. Parking, however, isn't a concern thanks to the double width driveway in front of the double garage.

A traditional entrance hall welcomes you with a WC on the right hand side. Beyond the WC is the new kitchen/diner which was only refitted in June. Originally a separate dining room and kitchen, these rooms have been combined to create a more modern, family-friendly space. Finished in grey shaker-style units, the new kitchen has classy yet homey feel to it. Additional units and a worktop have been fitted on the dining area wall as well, providing further storage and the ideal space to display family photos or lay out food and drinks when hosting family gatherings. The addition of a waste disposal unit makes the transition to recycling a breeze.

The utility room offers a space to keep laundry products out of view and also helps to reduce noise when the washing machine or tumble dryer is in use. There is a door leading into the double garage meaning this space is easily accessable and also has potential to be incorporated into further living space, such as an annexe, should the need arise. However, any potential strain on downstairs living space has been eased by the addition of the conservatory. This room could be used as a playroom or snug; either way it means the study with built-in storage can be used for its intended purpose. The living room has a feature multi-fuel burner which is sure to be a hit in those colder months.

The garden has a fantastic feel thanks to the surprisingly wide plot. The area behind the conservatory has a decked seating area and room for a shed. There is a studio in the garden has a hardwired internet connection meaning this room can serve multiple purposes from a home office, to summer house to hobby room. One part of the studio has an electronic retractable roof which is perfect for anyone with an interest in astrology. Cleverly this roof then creates a covered, shaded section to the garden where young child can have respite from the sun. Behind the studio is a further shed and these together create a natural separation between two halves of the garden so it can be enjoyed for multiple purposes at the same time.

Upstairs the master bedroom is a comfortable size and benefits from its own ensuite with a window. The second bedroom is particularly impressive at over five metres in length, providing space younger childrens' toys or a study area for a teenager. It means the pressure to upsize as children grow isn't there which is rare of a property built in the 90's, especially in this price point. Both the second and third bedroom benefit from double built-in wardrobes which means the third bedroom is another comfortable double. The fourth bedroom is a useable single as it doesn't have the disadvantage of the stair boxing encroaching into the floorspace. These three bathroom are served by the family bathroom which is half-tiled and also has a window.

More about the location...

Crownhill has an MK8 postcode and is located in northern section of west Milton Keynes. It has an enviable location thanks to its proximity to Central Milton Keynes (approximately 2 miles) meaning communters can cycle to the train station. It also offers various greenspaces within walking distance such as Hazeley Wood in Grange Farm, Shenley Wood in Medbourne and Lodge Lake in Great Holm. Abbey Hill Golf Course is also just over the road in Two Mile Ash.
Council tax band: E