3 bedroom semi-detached house for sale

Why buy this home?

There’s a special kind of magic that comes with a 17th-century thatched cottage — a sense of history, craftsmanship, and timeless charm. But when that charm is paired with thoughtful extensions and considered modernisation, the result is a home that offers both character and comfort in equal measure.

This Grade II listed home is a striking example of that balance. Having been extended and upgraded throughout, it now offers spaces that are not only beautiful but functional too, all while honouring the building’s original fabric. From the moment you arrive, the thatched roof and exposed beams tell a story that spans generations, but step inside and you’ll find it’s a home that suits modern living effortlessly.

The kitchen has been extended and reimagined with both style and practicality in mind. Limestone floor tiles give a tactile, durable finish underfoot, while oak work surfaces add warmth and a natural elegance. The ceiling has been raised, with two skylights cleverly added to flood the room with light, transforming it into a bright and sociable heart of the home.

The living and dining rooms sit side by side, both enjoying views over the garden and each benefitting from its own log burner. These are rooms made for atmosphere — full of character, and made even more inviting on colder evenings thanks to the crackle of a real fire. The original exposed beams continue throughout the downstairs, grounding the home in its heritage.

One of the most impressive spaces is the downstairs bathroom — a luxurious room in both size and specification. A large double shower and bronze-coloured rolltop bathtub create a hotel-style space that adds real wow factor. The ground floor has also been extended to provide a separate study area — ideal for home working or as a quiet reading nook away from the main living spaces.

Upstairs, the home offers three bedrooms. Bedrooms one and two are both generous doubles, offering light and space in equal measure. Bedroom three is currently used as a dressing room but would make a perfect nursery, guest room, or home office, depending on your needs. There’s also a handy upstairs cloakroom — a rare and welcome addition in a home of this age.

Externally, this beautifully landscaped, south-facing garden is a true extension of the home, a private, sun-drenched haven designed for both relaxation and entertaining. Carefully planted borders frame the lawn with a rich variety of shrubs, mature trees, and vibrant perennials, creating a tranquil and colourful setting that evolves with the seasons.

Multiple seating areas are thoughtfully arranged throughout the garden, including a generous paved patio that’s perfect for al fresco dining or summer gatherings. Surrounded by lush planting and with open skies above, this area makes the most of the garden’s sunny aspect.

A winding path leads through the greenery to a charming outbuilding at the rear, ideal for storage or perhaps conversion into a garden bar or studio. Whether you're enjoying a peaceful morning coffee or hosting friends on a warm evening, this garden offers space, privacy, and an irresistible sense of calm.

There’s off-road parking for three vehicles, as well as an electric car charging point, a modern touch that blends subtly with the period setting

This is a rare opportunity to own a truly special home — one that celebrates its 17th-century roots while offering the layout, flow, and finishes required for modern life. With exposed beams, log burners, luxurious bathrooms, and a light-filled kitchen extension, this home is ready to offer the next owner something truly unique.

Get to know the area...

The village of Salford offers a charming rural lifestyle with a close-knit community feel. It features a picturesque church, an active village hall, and the well-regarded Swan gastropub — perfect for relaxed dining or weekend drinks. For those who enjoy the outdoors, a network of public footpaths provides scenic countryside walks right on your doorstep.

Families are well catered for with local schooling options including Husborne Crawley Lower School, Fulbrook Middle School in Woburn Sands, and Vandyke Upper School in Leighton Buzzard. For independent education, the renowned Harpur Trust schools in Bedford are within approximately 15 miles.

Note for Purchasers

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