Guide Price £300,000 to £315,000. UNDERSTAND THE CLASSICS Occupying a generous sized plot the downstairs spread of accommodation is befitting of a lifestyle many prospective purchasers in this location enjoy with an open plan sitting/dining room hub that looks onto a rear garden laid to a mix of lawn and patio. It's the perfect set-up for socialising and hosting a barbeque with family and friends. As the evening draws to a close, provide overnight stay for said friends and family in the two spare bedrooms, each of which are good sized rooms.
Nestled on a sought after road behind a garden frontage, this handsome bay fronted home boasts an interior that combines old and new with so much potential to make a house a home. A spacious and inviting entrance hall, two good sized reception rooms and a spacious kitchen. They say the dancing flame and distinctive crackle of a naked flame fireplace is scientifically proven to lower ones blood pressure so perhaps it worth considering installing your very own burner to create an even cosier atmosphere in the social reception room area.
Climb the staircase to the landing for a poke around three good sized bedrooms including a master that's flooded in natural light from dawn till dusk. Having said that, the bathroom is very spacious. Imagine exploring the science of relaxation with a candlelit soak in the bath tub.
The property occupies a cosy plot on a tidy road in a highly sought after district known locally as St Annes. Reknowned for excellent schools, the area is on the south side of the Town not too far from Hertfordshire. For those of you who enjoy shopping why not take the ten minute drive to Hitchin at the weekend and look out for the regular Town Cryer. For those who enjoy country walks, pop into Putteridge Bury Campus and enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings. A short drive away will take the family to the multi million pound 'Inspires' recreation centre with gym, swimming, coffee and more. Plenty for all the family. What are you waiting for?
St Annes - Formerly a small hamlet, St Annes and Round Green is one of the oldest parts of Luton with references to the area dating back to 1933. In the north-east Stopsley. Despite its rural surrounding, St Annes has always proved a hit with young professionals who enjoy its 'out-the-way' lifestyle but can still walk or cycle into the Town Centre to utilise Luton's superb direct rail links into St Pancras. In the heart of the neighborhood you'll find a small shopping precinct with all the modern facilities the average Joe requires for everyday living including a convenience store, male and female hairdressers, takeaway restaurants and good schools.