4 bedroom detached house for sale

Why buy this home...

The heart of this home is its expansive ground floor, designed for both comfort and functionality. The welcoming hallway provides access to the living room, kitchen/diner, and family room, which leads to the conservatory. The generously sized living room, featuring a cosy log burner fireplace, allows for various furniture arrangements and comfortably accommodates a three-seater sofa, two armchairs, and a coffee table. Double doors connect the living room to the conservatory and family room, though these spaces can also be accessed via the hallway, offering the option to keep the living room as a private retreat.

The front-facing kitchen flows naturally into the dining area, offering a perfect balance between open-plan living and defined spaces. With ample storage, plenty of countertop space, and a hidden coffee station on the peninsula island, the kitchen is perfect for those who love to cook and entertain. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher and fridge, with space for a freestanding Rangemaster oven and hob. The room’s dual-aspect windows ensure a bright and airy atmosphere. Off the kitchen, the owners have added a practical utility room, offering extra storage and space for a washing machine, tumble dryer, freezer and convenient access to the front of the house. This space is ideal for unloading groceries or cleaning up after outdoor activities, especially with pets. The dining room comfortably seats up to eight people and can easily extend into the family room for larger gatherings. The family room itself features built-in seating with storage, making it perfect for keeping children’s toys organised. It can also serve as an extension of the living room or as a dedicated play area.

The conservatory, accessible from both the living and family rooms, spans the full width of the house. Currently used as a snug and games room, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee while admiring the garden. The size of this room is further emphasized by the addition of a pool table, making it a versatile and inviting space. Double doors open directly onto the garden. The well-established garden is arranged over three levels, featuring a lovely apple tree, decked and patio areas for outdoor furniture, and a lawn. Side access to the front of the house adds to the garden’s practicality.

Upstairs, four well-proportioned bedrooms provide ample space for relaxation. The master bedroom, located at the back of the house, includes a spacious en-suite with a double walk-in shower, and offers plenty of room for a king-size bed, bedside tables, and a dressing area with floor-to-ceiling wardrobes and a chest of drawers. Bedrooms two and three are also doubles, with bedroom two currently serving as a craft room but spacious enough to accommodate a king-size bed. Bedroom three also has free standing wardrobes and would make a perfect guest bedroom. Bedroom four is a large single, fitted with shelves for storage, making it an ideal home office. The three bedrooms share a family bathroom, which is partially tiled and includes a shower over the bath and a vanity unit.

Finally, the detached garage is positioned in front of the house and is linked to the neighbour’s garage. There is parking for three cars on the drive and additional on-street parking available at the front.

More about the location ....

Springfield falls under Campbell Park Parish Council and lies just to the east of Milton Keynes city centre, the name Springfield comes from a field name. The road names are taken from historical rivers and wells in London. Developed since 1975 it was one of the earlier areas of the city build mainly in terraces and around squares.

The local centre comprises Tesco One Stop shop, and the Springfield community centre, transferred in 2014, under the Community Asset Transfer scheme, to the Parish Council.

A short walk away is The Grand Union Canal which lies between Springfield and Woolstone and west of Newlands. Close by you have you have Campbell Wharf Marina where there is Canal Street Coffee and the Warbler on the Wharf great for dining with friends and family. Gullivers Land for the kids and Willen Lake which is great if you love the outdoors and has various water sport activities.

The City Centre is a 10 minute walk and you have an array of shops, John Lewis, Primark, Next, River Island, Boots plus many more. The Xscape is home to Cinewold, Hollywood Bowl and the Snowdome, where you have lots of bars and independent restaurants. 12th Street is in the Theatre district also has independent restaurants and Mulligans golf and an Escape Room.

Springfield is served by two schools:

Shepherdswell Academy, Orchard Academy primary schools and secondary school is the Academy or St Pauls in Woughton. There is also a possibility that you can apply for Oakgrove Catchment too.

Transport links - 5 minute drive to M1 Junction 14 or 10 minutes to M1 Junction 13.

The A5 is less that a 5 minute drive and close to Central Milton Keynes train station making it perfect for commuters.
Council tax band: E