• NO UPPER CHAIN +
• Scope to convert Store/Utility area and also to extend to rear (STP) +
• Requires some modernising +
• Very convenient for Town Centre and Station +
• Spacious Lounge/Diner with Box Window +
• Long Galley Kitchen with Range, Integrated Dishwasher and Washing Machine +
• Downstairs Cloakroom +
• Low Maintenance W Facing garden +
• Large 5m main bedroom with dual aspects and fitted wardrobes +
• Quote DM0636 +

Guide price £350.000-£375,000. NO UPPER CHAIN. Scope to extend (STP), convert and modernise. Short walk to Town Centre and Station. 6m Kitchen with Range and great storage. WC. 5m Main bedroom with dual aspects. Spacious Lounge/Diner with Box window. Conservatory. Utility area. Quote DM0636

Offered to the market chain free, this well-proportioned family home provides good space and is an excellent opportunity for buyers happy to modernise whilst also offering great scope to extend or reconfigure (subject to planning). Ideally located within a short walk of the town centre and mainline train station, the property combines good space and convenience with the opportunity to truly make it your own. The ground floor offers a spacious layout. A 6m galley-style kitchen provides excellent storage and includes a fitted Range cooker, integrated dishwasher and washing machine. The generous lounge/diner features an attractive box bay window to the front and patio doors opening into the conservatory, creating a light and sociable living space. Further accommodation includes a ground floor Cloakroom and a garage which has been part-converted to provide a useful utility/storage area, with potential for further conversion to living accommodation (STP) should even more space be required. Upstairs, the standout principal bedroom extends the full depth of the property, measuring approximately 5 metres and benefits from dual aspects and extensive fitted storage. There are two further bedrooms, a double bedroom and a single bedroom which some may wish to use as an office, the family bathroom and an airing cupboard.
The bathroom is fitted with white sanitaryware including an easy access walk-in bath. An airing cupboard is situated between bedrooms 2 and 3 and provides great storage as there is no hot water cylinder.
Outside, the rear garden is of a good size which may appeal to those wishing to extend the property (STP) or to those who simply enjoy space. West facing, it captures the last of the evening summer sun, ideal for al fresco entertaining. Designed for low maintenance, it features paved seating areas, established borders and gated side access. To the front, a resin driveway provides off-road parking for two vehicles, alongside a generous lawned area which could be adapted to create additional parking for several vehicles if required.   Location Osprey Road is a desirable area due to its proximity to the Train Station and Town Centre, both of which are only a short walk away. Most schools are less than a 15 minute walk away. The Retail park is only a short drive away, as is access to the A1.  Named the Daily Mail's Commuter Town of the year in recent years, Biggleswade Town centre boasts a Bank, a variety of shops including butchers, bakers, opticians, chemists, cafes, bistros, Restaurants and many others, with larger National Chain shops being located on the Retail Park. Leisure facilities include a Bowls Club, Tennis, Swimming Pool and Gyms, Badminton Courts, Football and Rugby clubs and much more. A historic town on the old "North to South" coaching route, Biggleswade provides a refreshing blend of the old and the new, and being located on the River Ivel and semi-rural, offers some wonderful country walks and cycle rides through the beautiful Bedfordshire countryside.