• Semi-detached home +
• Open plan living/dining room +
• Kitchen +
• Ground floor shower room +
• Conservatory +
• Three bedrooms +
• Enclosed rear garden +
• Detached outbuilding +
• Off-road parking +
• Freehold +

Situated in the picturesque village of Stevington, this charming 19th century stone built house offers flexible accommodation set across three floors and a detached versatile outbuilding, making it the perfect blend of modern living and peaceful countryside life.

As you enter the property you are welcomed by an open-plan lounge/diner which benefits from a character fireplace with a log-burning stove and attractive oak-style flooring. To the rear, the fitted kitchen flows through to a well-appointed conservatory which offers direct access to the rear garden. A ground floor shower room completes the downstairs accommodation.

Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a convenient WC. The principal bedroom features a cast iron fireplace, adding period charm. From the landing, stairs lead to a unique open-plan loft room with exposed timbers and two Velux skylights which fill the space with natural light.

Further benefits include oil fired central heating and double glazing throughout.

Outside, there is driveway parking for one car and gated side access which leads to the rear garden that has lawn with well-established boarders, alongside two separate paved patio areas ideal for outdoor relaxing and entertaining. There is a versatile detached outbuilding equipped with power which is currently used as a gym, though it would equally suit use as a home office or studio.

Stevington is a most popular North Bedfordshire village located less than six miles from Bedford’s town centre and nestled in the valley of the River Great Ouse. The village is home to its own working windmill with access to the public, its own Public House, The Royal George, St Mary’s Church, the famous Kathy Brown’s gardens and a very active village community with a popular village hall sitting on a large site that includes a children’s play area.

There are schools in the nearby villages of Oakley, Bromham and Sharnbrook and a wide range of independent schooling available in and around Bedford’s town centre.

Located minutes from the A6 the village provides excellent access to all major trunk roads and also the fast and frequent services offered by Bedford’s mainline train station.