5-bedroom house · MK46 4BE
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SENSATIONAL FAMILY HOME A rare opportunity to acquire this impressive five bedroom property, located on the High Street in the heart of this much-loved market town.
This substantial family home has been exquisitely and lovingly restored by the current owners, blending perfectly the character charm with high-end modern fixtures and fitting.
Offering approximately 3,156 sq ft (293 sq m) of accommodation arranged over three floors, this outstanding property combines generous proportions, character and exceptional versatility, all within the very heart of one of Buckinghamshire's most desirable market towns.
Ground Floor From the moment you enter, the scale of the accommodation is immediately apparent. High ceilings and generously proportioned rooms create a real sense of space.
The ground floor provides a superb selection of reception spaces, including a generous sitting room, separate family room, elegant dining room and versatile snug.
The impressive kitchen forms the heart of the home and is complemented by a useful pantry, utility room and boot room, making this a highly practical property for modern family living.
Tastefully restored period features are apparent throughout, whilst combining modern conveniences such as double glazing and underfloor heating.
First Floor The first floor provides four double bedrooms and two bathrooms. Two of the double bedrooms to the front aspect are served by a 'Jack & Jill' en-suite shower room.
A further double has the benefit of access to the main bathroom, which boasts a free-standing roll top bath and a separate walk-in shower.
Second Floor The second floor is reserved for the impressive master bedroom suite, a generous and private space.
A dressing room and en-suite shower room compliment this top floor bedroom suite perfectly.
Garden & Outside Space A mature walled garden, benefiting from rear pedestrian access is located to the rear aspect.
Carefully landscaped to provide areas for entertaining, whilst also providing a safe and tranquil space for families to enjoy.
There is a good sized lawn area and extensive patio for outdoor dining options.
In addition, there is an outside store, perfect for garden equipment or for storing garden furniture during the winter months.
The rear gate provides access onto East Street, ideal for dog walks or access to the Recreation Ground or the various sporting facilities.
Parking provisions are provided by three allocated parking spaces to the rear aspect, access via East Street. Unrestricted parking is available to the front aspect on a first come first served basis.
Furthermore, there is a free standing cabin to the rear of the property, currently used as a gym, but could be utilised as storage or for a home office.
Location & History Olney is a historic market town with a rich heritage, and the property occupies a prominent position within its historic High Street.
The town has medieval origins and developed as an important market and trading center, with the High Street remaining the focal point of the community today.
Olney is perhaps best known for its associations with William Cowper and John Newton, who lived and worked in the town during the 18th century and together produced the Olney Hymns.
The town is also famous internationally for its traditional Pancake Race, an event with origins dating back to the 15th century.
The historic character of the town remains beautifully preserved, with an attractive mixture of period properties, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and traditional public houses creating a wonderfully vibrant yet quintessentially English atmosphere.
One of the property's greatest attractions is its location.
With the amenities of Olney immediately on the doorstep, residents can enjoy a lifestyle where many everyday requirements are within easy walking distance.
The surrounding countryside also offers excellent opportunities for walking and cycling, with the River Great Ouse and nearby open countryside providing an attractive natural backdrop.
For commuters, Olney is conveniently positioned for access to Milton Keynes, Northampton, Bedford, Wellingborough and the wider road network, while the area's rail connections provide further options for travel towards London and the North.
Schooling Olney is a particularly appealing location for families, benefiting from a choice of well-regarded local primary and secondary education, together with a number of independent and further educational opportunities within the wider area, including The Harpur Trust schools in Bedford.
Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries regarding individual school catchments, admissions policies and availability.
A truly special home, of which type rarely comes to the open market. This is a substantial and characterful family home offering an exceptional amount of accommodation in an enviable central location.
With five bedrooms, three bathrooms, multiple reception rooms and an impressive kitchen/family room and utility arrangement, the property provides the space and flexibility required for contemporary family life while retaining the character and sense of history expected of a home in such a special setting.
This is a home that deserves to be viewed to fully appreciate its offering. Council Tax Band: G Tenure: Freehold
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