No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map3 bedroom terraced house
Sold STC
Terraced house
3 beds
2 baths
1205
EPC rating: D
Key information
Features and description
- Rarely available
- Terrace cottage with around 5.5 acres (sts)
- Three bedrooms
- Two reception rooms
- Kitchen/diner
- Conservatory
- Utility room
- Two bath/shower rooms
- Extensive grounds
- Storage barns
With a plot of around 5.5acres (sts) in the village of Ravensden, this is a very rare chance to acquire a modernised and extended Victorian terrace property, set down a quiet lane which borders countryside. It offers a most interesting lifestyle purchase and is a most unique offering.
The property offers considerable charm and character and includes two large reception rooms and a conservatory. The country style kitchen/diner is located to the front and includes a wood burning stove. Also on the ground floor there is a refitted family bathroom which has a vaulted ceiling and a freestanding bath. The ground floor also offers a utility room.
Upstairs on the first floor there are three bedrooms and a modern shower room.
Features throughout include fireplaces, oak and terracotta tiled floors, oak doors and some painted beamed ceilings.
The property is partially double glazed and has oil fired central heating.
The property has established gardens to the side of the property, which adjoin number 3. Number 3 has no garden or parking but has a right of way through number 2's side garden to access their storage barn. Number 2 also has barns for storage.
The land's location is best viewed on the maps provided but is located in front and extends towards the east and the south of the property. It offers a wonderful space, brimming with nature and includes ponds, wetlands, numerous trees, (including a wide range of fruit) there are some cut pathways but the majority of the land has generally been allowed to re-wild and there are some rundown buildings. Number 2 owns the drive to Oldways Road, with neighbours having appropriate rights of way.
There is a small rectangular piece of land to the east of the site which is within separate ownership but maybe available by separate negotiation. This additional piece of ground also has a right of way from the drive.
Ravensden is well located less than five miles from Bedford's town centre with good access to a variety of facilities, including Bedford's mainline railway station with fast and frequent services to St Pancras International.
Bedford offers extensive shopping, leisure and entertaining facilities offering many restaurants and eateries, as well as being the home of Bedford Blues. There are excellent educational opportunities provided in the private sector by the popular Harpur Trust and other independent providers.
The area is very convenient for access to Bedford's southern bypass connecting the A1 at the Black Cat roundabout with the M1 at Junction 13.
The property offers considerable charm and character and includes two large reception rooms and a conservatory. The country style kitchen/diner is located to the front and includes a wood burning stove. Also on the ground floor there is a refitted family bathroom which has a vaulted ceiling and a freestanding bath. The ground floor also offers a utility room.
Upstairs on the first floor there are three bedrooms and a modern shower room.
Features throughout include fireplaces, oak and terracotta tiled floors, oak doors and some painted beamed ceilings.
The property is partially double glazed and has oil fired central heating.
The property has established gardens to the side of the property, which adjoin number 3. Number 3 has no garden or parking but has a right of way through number 2's side garden to access their storage barn. Number 2 also has barns for storage.
The land's location is best viewed on the maps provided but is located in front and extends towards the east and the south of the property. It offers a wonderful space, brimming with nature and includes ponds, wetlands, numerous trees, (including a wide range of fruit) there are some cut pathways but the majority of the land has generally been allowed to re-wild and there are some rundown buildings. Number 2 owns the drive to Oldways Road, with neighbours having appropriate rights of way.
There is a small rectangular piece of land to the east of the site which is within separate ownership but maybe available by separate negotiation. This additional piece of ground also has a right of way from the drive.
Ravensden is well located less than five miles from Bedford's town centre with good access to a variety of facilities, including Bedford's mainline railway station with fast and frequent services to St Pancras International.
Bedford offers extensive shopping, leisure and entertaining facilities offering many restaurants and eateries, as well as being the home of Bedford Blues. There are excellent educational opportunities provided in the private sector by the popular Harpur Trust and other independent providers.
The area is very convenient for access to Bedford's southern bypass connecting the A1 at the Black Cat roundabout with the M1 at Junction 13.
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