4 bedroom detached house for sale

IDYLLIC ENGLISH VILLAGE Guide Price £550,000 to £575,000 Situated within the charming and highly sought after area of Silsoe Village in Bedfordshire. This exquisite four bedroom detached home presents an ideal family residence. Offering a generously spacious floorplan, this property offers well appointed bedrooms and an array of desirable features.

Upon entry, you are greeted by a sense of warmth and elegance, with a quality fitted kitchen featuring integrated appliances, perfect for culinary enthusiasts. The presence of a guest cloakroom./WC adds convenience and practicality to daily living.

The family lounge provides a comfortable and inviting space for relaxation and entertainment, while the adjacent dining area in the kitchen offers a seamless flow for gatherings and meals. A utility room further enhances the functionality of the home, catering to the needs of modern living.

Externally, the property benefits from an attached garage with a driveway, providing ample parking space for residents and guests. The well manicured garden offers a picturesque setting, requiring minimal maintenance and ensuring a peaceful outdoor retreat.

Situated concealed of the road, the property enjoys a peaceful and private location within the village. With the added benefit of being available without the complication of a chain, this home presents a hassle free opportunity to prospective buyers.

In summary, this four bedroom detached house in Silsoe Village encapsulates the epitome of comfortable and convenient family living, offering a harmonious blend of modern amenities and serene surroundings.

Silsoe is home to the cornerstones of daily life with an 'outstanding' rated primary school, leisure centre, village pub, central green and convenience store. The surrounding villages offer further choice with the Georgian town of Ampthill with Waitrose and weekly market, the retail facilities of Flitwick and the pretty High St at Arelsey close by - the latter two both enjoying direct train services to London Bridge in less than an hour. Close enough to commute. With enough distance to keep the bustle at bay.

Interesting to know that by 1563 there were 21 families living in Silsoe. The village growth was largely influenced by the needs of the Wrest Park estate and most of the inhabitants were servants, gardeners, stable hands and blacksmiths who lived in thatched and terrace cottages some of which still exist today. There was also a baker, who supplied Wrest House, and in the roof of the old bakehouse off the High Street, the oven ventilation can still be seen. From 1715 an annual fair was held on 10 September and a weekly market on Wednesdays. By the mid-19th century a number of trades were present in the village. There was a milkman, cobbler, draper, builder and a grocer.

Step outside of Silsoe and enjoy enviable connections to some of Bedfordshire's and Hertfordshire's best towns - all within easy commute to include Luton Town, Hitchin, Bedford and Milton Keynes for Costco and all the major department stores.