- Mature family home +
- Living room +
- Extended dining room +
- Kitchen/breakfast room +
- Conservatory +
- Five bedrooms +
- Two bath/shower rooms +
- Large plot +
- Garage +
- Freehold +
We are very pleased to bring to the market this traditional and elegant, bay fronted semi-detached Victorian home located on the sought after Kimbolton Road.
The property sits on a plot of approximately 0.17acres (sts) and is set back from the road.
The house has been extended to the rear and the accommodation has been further enlarged by a loft conversion which has added a further bedroom.
On the ground floor, the welcoming entrance hall features a lovely reclaimed tiled floor with stairs rising to the first floor. To the front, the bay-fronted living room can be found which has excellent proportions. The former dining room has been extended so now is a large room, which could suit varying uses.
The kitchen comfortably accommodates a table for dining if required and beyond there is snug/study, which leads to a conservatory and offers the ideal place to enjoy an outlook over the rear garden.
Over the first and second floors there are five bedrooms, which includes a master bedroom with an en suite, and there is a family bathroom.
Further benefits include gas central heating, double glazing and a ground floor cloakroom.
Outside there is off road parking to the front, which leads to a larger than typical garage at the side. The rear garden is a particular feature and extends to approximately one hundred and ten feet. The garden is laid mainly to lawn and has a wide range of maturing shrubs, trees and plants.
Bedford’s sixty-two acre Victorian park is within walking distance where a park café and public tennis courts can be found. The property is also well located for access to Bedford's town centre with its full range of shopping, recreational facilities and highly regarded independent and state schools. Bedford’s station is also handy for fast and frequent services to the capital as is Bedford’s southern bypass that links the A1 with the M1. The Embankment is ideal for a stroll along the river and it’s here the River Festival is held seeing the community come together. The town centre boasts an eclectic array of cafés and restaurants, from Italian to Indian, steaks to sushi, and there are plenty of pubs to choose from.
Commuters are particularly well placed. Trains run regularly from Bedford station, reaching London St Pancras in as little as 40 minutes and for those driving both locally and nationally, it’s a quick connection to the A1, A6 and M1 via the A428 and A421.