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£650,0004 bedroom detached house for sale
High Street, Langford, Biggleswade, SG18
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4 beds
3 baths
1495
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Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1800Mbps *
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Features and description
- Stunning 1890s farmhouse, beautifully extended and modernised
- Spacious L-shaped reception areas, perfect for family living and entertaining
- Bespoke shaker-style kitchen with Rangemaster oven and Velux windows
- Generous double bedrooms, including a master with dressing room and ensuite
- Landscaped gardens with multiple seating areas, and a hot tub
- Excellent links to Biggleswade & Arlesey stations, plus the A1
Why buy this home?
Dating back to the 1890s, this stunning home was originally a farmhouse for a local dairy farm. The current owners fell in love with its character and impressive curb appeal, and since moving in they have extended and modernised the property to suit modern family life, all while preserving the country style and original charm.
As you enter, you are greeted by charming cottage-style tiling which immediately sets the tone for the home. To the right of the hallway is a second reception room, currently used as a quiet study, but which can also double as a bedroom when required.
This space is one of the key features that captured the owners’ hearts and is incredibly versatile. It is perfect for any social occasion, whether hosting Christmas dinners, games nights with friends, relaxed Sunday lunches with family, or simply unwinding together after a busy day. The layout allows you to open the space fully, creating one large entertaining area, or section off the first part of the L shaped reception room while leaving the full width of the home open.
The first section of this reception area features a character fireplace, in keeping with the home’s period charm. Glazed doors provide the option to separate this space from the back of the house, whilst still allowing sunlight to fill the room. Moving through, the second section functions as a cosy living room area, ideal for adults to relax while children enjoy the first area, or simply to sit and enjoy the sunshine streaming through the French doors that open onto the garden. The large dining space connects seamlessly to this area, comfortably accommodating a ten seater dining table and with scope to extend further for larger gatherings.
At the heart of the home is the bespoke shaker style cottage kitchen, designed by the current owners to perfectly suit modern family life. Exposed wooden beams and Velux windows flood the space with light, adding character and warmth. The large Rangemaster oven is the centrepiece of the kitchen and has provided years of family meals and celebrations, perfect for those who love to cook. The sink is cleverly positioned in front of a window overlooking the landscaped garden, making even everyday tasks like washing up feel tranquil.
A convenient downstairs WC adds practicality without taking up unnecessary space. The garage has been cleverly partitioned to incorporate a utility area, keeping day to day tasks private and out of sight when guests arrive.
Outside, the large private garden is designed to catch the sun throughout the day. Landscaped to a high standard, it features multiple seating areas, a beautiful water fountain, and a fantastic seating space that wraps around one of the historic trees in the garden. It was here that the owners created one of their favourite family memories, hosting the pre wedding photoshoot for their daughter, with all of the grandchildren dressed in their bridesmaids outfits, making the most of the beautiful garden setting.
Along the side of the home is their working garden area, where they nurture plants before placing them within the main garden. Discreetly positioned to the side is a hot tub, perfect for relaxing while enjoying the peaceful surroundings and the privacy this garden provides.
Upstairs the home continues to offer generous and well balanced accommodation with three double bedrooms. Each room provides plenty of space for wardrobes and bedroom furniture, making them comfortable rooms for both family members and visiting guests.
When extending the home, the current owners made the thoughtful decision to create a dedicated dressing room and ensuite for the main bedroom. This addition has helped transform the space into a private retreat, giving the main bedroom a sense of luxury while also adding practical storage that helps keep the room feeling calm and uncluttered.
The remaining bedrooms are both well proportioned doubles and could easily serve a variety of purposes depending on your needs, whether that be bedrooms for children, guest accommodation, or even a home office if required.
These rooms are served by a beautiful family bathroom which perfectly complements the character of the home. A classic claw foot bathtub takes centre stage, providing a place to unwind at the end of the day, while a separate shower adds everyday practicality.
Outside the home continues to impress with a two car driveway as well as a large garage, offering plenty of parking and useful storage space.
Despite its peaceful setting, the property remains well connected. Both Biggleswade and Arlesey train stations are just a short drive away, providing convenient rail links for commuters, while the A1 is only a few minutes away, making travel to nearby towns and cities straightforward.
More about the location...
Langford, Bedfordshire is a picturesque village situated just outside Biggleswade, offering the perfect balance between peaceful countryside living and convenient access to nearby towns. The village has a welcoming and community focused atmosphere, making it particularly popular with families and those looking for a quieter lifestyle while still remaining well connected for work and travel.
For commuters, Langford is ideally positioned with easy access to the A1 road, providing straightforward routes towards London and the wider region. Rail links are also close by, with both Biggleswade railway station and Arlesey railway station within a short drive, offering regular services into London St Pancras and other major destinations. This makes the village an attractive option for professionals seeking a rural setting without sacrificing connectivity.
The village itself benefits from a number of local amenities that contribute to its strong sense of community. Residents enjoy local shops, traditional pubs, and everyday conveniences, while nearby Biggleswade offers a wider range of supermarkets, retail outlets, cafés, and leisure facilities. The surrounding countryside provides plenty of opportunities for walking, cycling, and outdoor activities, with scenic rural routes and green spaces right on the doorstep.
Families are particularly drawn to the area thanks to well regarded schooling nearby. Langford Village Academy serves younger children within the village, while a variety of middle and secondary schools can be found in nearby towns including Biggleswade and Shefford, providing a range of options for growing families.
Langford combines historic village charm with excellent transport links and access to nearby amenities. Its blend of rural character, community spirit, and convenient connections makes it a highly desirable location for buyers looking to enjoy village life while remaining close to everything they need.
Dating back to the 1890s, this stunning home was originally a farmhouse for a local dairy farm. The current owners fell in love with its character and impressive curb appeal, and since moving in they have extended and modernised the property to suit modern family life, all while preserving the country style and original charm.
As you enter, you are greeted by charming cottage-style tiling which immediately sets the tone for the home. To the right of the hallway is a second reception room, currently used as a quiet study, but which can also double as a bedroom when required.
This space is one of the key features that captured the owners’ hearts and is incredibly versatile. It is perfect for any social occasion, whether hosting Christmas dinners, games nights with friends, relaxed Sunday lunches with family, or simply unwinding together after a busy day. The layout allows you to open the space fully, creating one large entertaining area, or section off the first part of the L shaped reception room while leaving the full width of the home open.
The first section of this reception area features a character fireplace, in keeping with the home’s period charm. Glazed doors provide the option to separate this space from the back of the house, whilst still allowing sunlight to fill the room. Moving through, the second section functions as a cosy living room area, ideal for adults to relax while children enjoy the first area, or simply to sit and enjoy the sunshine streaming through the French doors that open onto the garden. The large dining space connects seamlessly to this area, comfortably accommodating a ten seater dining table and with scope to extend further for larger gatherings.
At the heart of the home is the bespoke shaker style cottage kitchen, designed by the current owners to perfectly suit modern family life. Exposed wooden beams and Velux windows flood the space with light, adding character and warmth. The large Rangemaster oven is the centrepiece of the kitchen and has provided years of family meals and celebrations, perfect for those who love to cook. The sink is cleverly positioned in front of a window overlooking the landscaped garden, making even everyday tasks like washing up feel tranquil.
A convenient downstairs WC adds practicality without taking up unnecessary space. The garage has been cleverly partitioned to incorporate a utility area, keeping day to day tasks private and out of sight when guests arrive.
Outside, the large private garden is designed to catch the sun throughout the day. Landscaped to a high standard, it features multiple seating areas, a beautiful water fountain, and a fantastic seating space that wraps around one of the historic trees in the garden. It was here that the owners created one of their favourite family memories, hosting the pre wedding photoshoot for their daughter, with all of the grandchildren dressed in their bridesmaids outfits, making the most of the beautiful garden setting.
Along the side of the home is their working garden area, where they nurture plants before placing them within the main garden. Discreetly positioned to the side is a hot tub, perfect for relaxing while enjoying the peaceful surroundings and the privacy this garden provides.
Upstairs the home continues to offer generous and well balanced accommodation with three double bedrooms. Each room provides plenty of space for wardrobes and bedroom furniture, making them comfortable rooms for both family members and visiting guests.
When extending the home, the current owners made the thoughtful decision to create a dedicated dressing room and ensuite for the main bedroom. This addition has helped transform the space into a private retreat, giving the main bedroom a sense of luxury while also adding practical storage that helps keep the room feeling calm and uncluttered.
The remaining bedrooms are both well proportioned doubles and could easily serve a variety of purposes depending on your needs, whether that be bedrooms for children, guest accommodation, or even a home office if required.
These rooms are served by a beautiful family bathroom which perfectly complements the character of the home. A classic claw foot bathtub takes centre stage, providing a place to unwind at the end of the day, while a separate shower adds everyday practicality.
Outside the home continues to impress with a two car driveway as well as a large garage, offering plenty of parking and useful storage space.
Despite its peaceful setting, the property remains well connected. Both Biggleswade and Arlesey train stations are just a short drive away, providing convenient rail links for commuters, while the A1 is only a few minutes away, making travel to nearby towns and cities straightforward.
More about the location...
Langford, Bedfordshire is a picturesque village situated just outside Biggleswade, offering the perfect balance between peaceful countryside living and convenient access to nearby towns. The village has a welcoming and community focused atmosphere, making it particularly popular with families and those looking for a quieter lifestyle while still remaining well connected for work and travel.
For commuters, Langford is ideally positioned with easy access to the A1 road, providing straightforward routes towards London and the wider region. Rail links are also close by, with both Biggleswade railway station and Arlesey railway station within a short drive, offering regular services into London St Pancras and other major destinations. This makes the village an attractive option for professionals seeking a rural setting without sacrificing connectivity.
The village itself benefits from a number of local amenities that contribute to its strong sense of community. Residents enjoy local shops, traditional pubs, and everyday conveniences, while nearby Biggleswade offers a wider range of supermarkets, retail outlets, cafés, and leisure facilities. The surrounding countryside provides plenty of opportunities for walking, cycling, and outdoor activities, with scenic rural routes and green spaces right on the doorstep.
Families are particularly drawn to the area thanks to well regarded schooling nearby. Langford Village Academy serves younger children within the village, while a variety of middle and secondary schools can be found in nearby towns including Biggleswade and Shefford, providing a range of options for growing families.
Langford combines historic village charm with excellent transport links and access to nearby amenities. Its blend of rural character, community spirit, and convenient connections makes it a highly desirable location for buyers looking to enjoy village life while remaining close to everything they need.
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Lion Estates - Milton Keynes
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