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Finished to a high specification the property has been built to a high standard with energy efficiency taken in to consideration. The home boasts underfloor heating throughout the home and also boasts a wealth of character with oak finishings and exposed timber beams.
Outside to the front of the property is a generous block paved driveway and garden laid to lawn. The driveway leads up to an oversized double garage which is integrated to the property and benefits from EV-car charging facility. Outside to the rear of the home home is an expansive garden which is mainly laid to lawn with a patio area wrapping around the house.
Entering the home through the front door you are greeted by a welcoming hall with an oak staircase leading up to the first floor. The entrance hall is serviced with ample in built storage. The ground floor accommodation flows nicely through the hall and at the heart of the home is a light and airy 30ft x 21ft kitchen/dining/family enjoying views over the garden via bi-fold doors with glazing continuing up to the ceiling.
The kitchen has been fitted with stone worksurfaces and features built in appliances along with an integrated coffee station. A walk in pantry is accessible from the kitchen as is the adjoining utility room which links the main house to an annexe like ground floor bedroom with en-suite shower room.
Further ground floor accommodation includes a well appointed W/C, 18ft family room, study and 22ft x 18ft lounge which has been fitted with bi-fold doors opening on to the garden.
The first floor accommodation is arranged around a spacious landing with doors opening on to four double bedrooms each of which feature bespoke in built storage and adjoining en-suite bathrooms. Depending on preference the two larger bedrooms offer a difficult choice on which room to use as the principle bedroom. To the front of the home above the garage space is a large bedroom with adjoining en-suite bathroom as well as his and hers walk-in wardrobes. To the rear of the home is an equally spacious bedrooms which almost forms its own wing of the home also with adjoining en-suite bathroom and dressing room. The en-suites adjoining bedrooms one and two are individually fitted with four piece suites along with integrated TV‘s to enjoy while soaking in the bath.
Northill is a small historic village in Bedfordshire that lies within easy reach of the A1 which along with the nearby train stations in Biggleswade and Sandy providing fantastic commuter links to the capital. At the centre of the village is a duck pond which is just in front of the village gastro pub which features a superb garden to enjoy when visiting during summer months. The village is also home to a primary school along with a church and village hall. A number of countryside walks and nature trails around the village offer a choice of dog walks and jogging routes.
The neighbouring village of Ickwell is just a short walk away and is famed for its historic green which annually hosts a may day festival. Ickwell Green is also home to the villages cricket club and football team along with a pre-school. Just a mile up the road is the Shuttleworth collection a charity run airfield with a museum of vintage planes and vehicles. The Shuttleworth collection holds various airshows which can be enjoyed from anywhere within the local villages with vintage aeroplanes often a common site in the skies.
The traditional market town of Biggleswade is approximately 2.5 miles away and offers an array of amenities with a variety of cafes, pubs and restaurants. Biggleswade‘s market square is home to various independent local businesses and holds weekly markets on a Tuesday and Saturday. Markets have been held at the town since the 12th century on to top of its weekly markets the town also holds specialist food, farmers and Christmas markets at various times throughout the year. To the south of the town is a retail park which includes a various high street brands with M&S, Next, Boots and JD sports to name a few.
Disclaimer: Please note we do not test any fixtures, fittings, apparatus or services. Any interested parties should undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements provided are approximate and photos are provided for guidance only. Potential buyers are advised to re-check the measurements before committing to any expense. Potential buyers are advised to check and confirm the EPC, estate management charges and council tax before committing to any expense. Floorplans are for illustration purposes only. Cooper Wallace do not verify the legal title of the property and the potential buyers should obtain verification from their solicitors committing to any expense. Back to listing
Full details for 5 Bedroom Detached For Sale in Biggleswade
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Description
This stunning detached new build home offers over 4,460sqft of luxury accommodation on a plot backing on to open countryside and woodland. The property is part of an exclusive modern development of bespoke homes in the sought after village of Northill.Finished to a high specification the property has been built to a high standard with energy efficiency taken in to consideration. The home boasts underfloor heating throughout the home and also boasts a wealth of character with oak finishings and exposed timber beams.
Outside to the front of the property is a generous block paved driveway and garden laid to lawn. The driveway leads up to an oversized double garage which is integrated to the property and benefits from EV-car charging facility. Outside to the rear of the home home is an expansive garden which is mainly laid to lawn with a patio area wrapping around the house.
Entering the home through the front door you are greeted by a welcoming hall with an oak staircase leading up to the first floor. The entrance hall is serviced with ample in built storage. The ground floor accommodation flows nicely through the hall and at the heart of the home is a light and airy 30ft x 21ft kitchen/dining/family enjoying views over the garden via bi-fold doors with glazing continuing up to the ceiling.
The kitchen has been fitted with stone worksurfaces and features built in appliances along with an integrated coffee station. A walk in pantry is accessible from the kitchen as is the adjoining utility room which links the main house to an annexe like ground floor bedroom with en-suite shower room.
Further ground floor accommodation includes a well appointed W/C, 18ft family room, study and 22ft x 18ft lounge which has been fitted with bi-fold doors opening on to the garden.
The first floor accommodation is arranged around a spacious landing with doors opening on to four double bedrooms each of which feature bespoke in built storage and adjoining en-suite bathrooms. Depending on preference the two larger bedrooms offer a difficult choice on which room to use as the principle bedroom. To the front of the home above the garage space is a large bedroom with adjoining en-suite bathroom as well as his and hers walk-in wardrobes. To the rear of the home is an equally spacious bedrooms which almost forms its own wing of the home also with adjoining en-suite bathroom and dressing room. The en-suites adjoining bedrooms one and two are individually fitted with four piece suites along with integrated TV‘s to enjoy while soaking in the bath.
Northill is a small historic village in Bedfordshire that lies within easy reach of the A1 which along with the nearby train stations in Biggleswade and Sandy providing fantastic commuter links to the capital. At the centre of the village is a duck pond which is just in front of the village gastro pub which features a superb garden to enjoy when visiting during summer months. The village is also home to a primary school along with a church and village hall. A number of countryside walks and nature trails around the village offer a choice of dog walks and jogging routes.
The neighbouring village of Ickwell is just a short walk away and is famed for its historic green which annually hosts a may day festival. Ickwell Green is also home to the villages cricket club and football team along with a pre-school. Just a mile up the road is the Shuttleworth collection a charity run airfield with a museum of vintage planes and vehicles. The Shuttleworth collection holds various airshows which can be enjoyed from anywhere within the local villages with vintage aeroplanes often a common site in the skies.
The traditional market town of Biggleswade is approximately 2.5 miles away and offers an array of amenities with a variety of cafes, pubs and restaurants. Biggleswade‘s market square is home to various independent local businesses and holds weekly markets on a Tuesday and Saturday. Markets have been held at the town since the 12th century on to top of its weekly markets the town also holds specialist food, farmers and Christmas markets at various times throughout the year. To the south of the town is a retail park which includes a various high street brands with M&S, Next, Boots and JD sports to name a few.
Disclaimer: Please note we do not test any fixtures, fittings, apparatus or services. Any interested parties should undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements provided are approximate and photos are provided for guidance only. Potential buyers are advised to re-check the measurements before committing to any expense. Potential buyers are advised to check and confirm the EPC, estate management charges and council tax before committing to any expense. Floorplans are for illustration purposes only. Cooper Wallace do not verify the legal title of the property and the potential buyers should obtain verification from their solicitors committing to any expense. Back to listing
