3 bedroom Terraced House Sold STC

Key Details

• No onward chain.
• Fully enclosed south westerly facing rear garden.
• Close to village amenities.
• Gas central heating.
• Living room with log burner.
• Kitchen/Diner.

Material Information

• Tenure: Freehold

Property Description

Ground Floor

Entrance Lobby

Half glazed wooden entrance door to front, solid oak flooring, radiator.

Lounge

16' 1" x 13' 7" (4.90m x 4.14m) Solid oak flooring, UPVC window to front, exposed timber beams, feature fireplace (not tested) with exposed timber and brickwork, under stairs storage cupboard, stairs rising to first floor.

Kitchen/Dining Room

14' 4" Max. x 10' 5" (4.37m x 3.17m) A range of modern base and wall mounted units with black marble effect work surfaces over, stainless steel sink and drainer, Zanussi stainless steel cooker with five plate gas hob and stainless steel extractor hood over, fully glazed UPVC door with side window to rear, radiator, black porcelain flooring.

Inner Lobby

Storage cupboard with plumbing for washing machine, wall mounted gas boiler, black porcelain floor tiles.

Bathroom

A white suite comprising of a pine panelled bath, low level WC, wash hand basin, tiling to splashbacks, window to rear, black porcelain tiles to floor, towel radiator.

First Floor

Landing

Exposed brickwork and timber beams.

Bedroom One

13' 3" x 9' 2" (4.04m x 2.79m) Old decorative cast iron fireplace, exposed beams, UPVC window to front, radiator.

Bedroom Two

10' 0" x 7' 0" (3.05m x 2.13m) Exposed timber beams, Velux roof window, radiator.

Bedroom Three

8' 3" x 7' 2" (2.51m x 2.18m) Exposed timber beams, UPVC window to rear, radiator.

Outside

Rear Garden

Fully enclosed, south westerly facing, side gate with right of way over adjoining property, part paved area, timber garden shed with power and light.

Location

Silsoe is mostly noted for Wrest Park, a mansion in French Chateaux style which was the home of the de Grey family. Surrounding the house there are over 90 acres of garden and parkland laid out in the early 18th-century and later enhanced by Capability Brown. Here amid spectacular settings you can see a rich array of historic garden buildings and statues. The French garden with its exquisite fountain is particularly beautiful. The Orangery built by Earl de Grey is of note, so too is the Bath House. These dreamy gardens are very atmospheric of their era and provide a fascinating visit for all the family. They are in the care of English Heritage as is the de Grey family mausoleum at Flitton.