Newton Street, Olney, Buckinghamshire, MK46 4BS

A Victorian end of terrace four bedroom house with later extensions, a loft conversion with a shower room, and a garage at the rear, situated within walking distance of local amenities in the market town of Olney.

The accommodation has been upgraded throughout and includes a sitting room which has a box bay window to the front, an original fireplace with a wooden mantel and built-in cupboards and display shelving either side, and parquet flooring which continues throughout the ground floor.

A sliding door leads into the dining room which has a feature chimney breast, and access to the understairs storage cupboard.

The ground floor also has a modern fitted kitchen/breakfast/family room with bi-fold doors to the rear garden, and a cloakroom.

On the first floor there is a principal bedroom with a range of built-in wardrobes, two further bedrooms, and a bathroom which has a roll top bath with a shower over, a WC, a vanity wash basin, and a cupboard housing the boiler.

The second floor loft conversion created an additional double bedroom which has air conditioning, and a shower room.

Kitchen/Breakfast/Family Room   A particular feature of the property is the extended open plan kitchen/breakfast/family room which has a part vaulted ceiling with skylight windows for extra natural light and bi-fold doors giving seamless access to the rear garden.

The kitchen/breakfast room has underfloor heating, and a range of full height, wall and base units with quartz work surfaces incorporating a sink and drainer.

The matching island has additional storage and a breakfast bar. There is a built-in dishwasher and washing machine, and space for a range style cooker and an American style fridge/freezer.

The area by the bi-fold doors has space for a family seating area. Outside   The walled front garden has a pattern tile path to the front entrance.

The enclosed rear garden is partly walled and has been landscaped with a focus on entertaining with a paved patio seating area outside the bi-fold doors, with a step down to a further paved area with a built-in outdoor kitchen covered by a pergola with outside lighting.

The remainder is laid to lawn with established shrub and tree borders providing screening and a paved path leading down to a door to the brick built garage.

Vehicle access to the garage is via a service road at the rear.

Situation and Schooling   Olney was featured in the Sunday Times “best places to live” in 2018 and 2022 and has shops, pubs and restaurants, a weekly market and a monthly farmers’ market.

There are clubs for football, rugby, tennis, cricket and bowls and it is less than a mile from Emberton Country Park.

Catchment schools are Olney Infant Academy, Olney Middle school, and Ousedale secondary school, or there is a bus to the Harpur Trust schools in Bedford.