Property Details

PROPERTY INSIGHT:

One of the first things that struck us about this remarkable property is that it’s incredibly unusual to find a mid-century home that has been kitted out to rival the eco-standards of a new-build property.  This welcoming property combines the best of both worlds: the spaciousness of a 1950s build with the sustainable features of modern living, including a rainwater recovery system and solar panels which feed electricity back into the grid.  These sustainable adaptations contribute towards the property’s highly impressive B energy rating, as well as greatly reduced household bills.

Downstairs, the heart of the home lies in the expansive 42' x 18' open-plan kitchen/dining/family room.  This light-filled space was designed with modern family living and entertaining in mind.  The bespoke German-made kitchen features luxurious granite worktops, an impressive central island and high-quality appliances, including built-in Neff hob and oven as well as an instant-boiling water tap.  Bifold doors open directly on to the large patio area – ideal for having friends and family round for a summer barbecue or drinks.  The kitchen also includes ample storage, ensuring an organised, clutter-free environment, perfect for family living. 

Throughout the house you’ll notice the exceptional interior craftmanship, including the solid oak flooring, skirting and architraves on the first floor and custom timber-effect steel front door.

Upstairs there are three double bedrooms and a large family bathroom which has the wonderful addition of underfloor heating.

Outside, the south-facing garden, measuring 64’ x 27’ is set up ready for a family to enjoy, with a lawn area as well the sizable patio and outdoor storage.  Another key feature of this property is the extended garage/workshop.  Benefiting from heating, telephone, ethernet and TV/satellite connections, this space could be used for any number of purposes – perhaps a home office or gym.*

To the front of the property, the driveway has enough space to accommodate 3 vehicles.

If you’re searching for a family home with great eco-credentials that’s also close to all amenities, this impressive home is well-worth a visit.

If you aren’t familiar with Biggleswade, we recommend spending a day or more here to enjoy all that this wonderful town has to offer.

LOCATION:

As well as having a very active local property market, Biggleswade is a commuter town; therefore, house prices hold up comparatively well during turbulent times and thrive when the market is stronger.

The historic market town of Biggleswade is located in Bedfordshire, just over the Hertfordshire border.  Close to the A1(M), the town offers excellent transport links, with direct trains to London Kings Cross in under 40 minutes. Families will love the town's welcoming atmosphere, highly rated schools, and abundance of green spaces, including the nearby RSPB nature reserve and beautiful riverside walks. Local amenities include the A1 retail park, local leisure centre and swimming pool.  Biggleswade centre enjoys a mix of independent shops, cafes and restaurants as well as a weekly market.  Combining modern living with a friendly, small-town feel—Biggleswade is the ideal location for both families and commuters. 

These particulars are intended to give a fair and reliable description of the property, but no responsibility for any inaccuracy or error can be accepted, and they do not constitute an offer or contract. We have not tested any services or appliances (including central heating if fitted) referred to in these particulars and the purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to the working order and condition. If a property is unoccupied at any time, there may be reconnection charges for any switched off/disconnected or drained services or appliances - All measurements are approximate. *subject to planning permission being obtainable.