High Street, Sharnbrook, Bedfordshire, MK44 1PE

A bay fronted three bedroom semi-detached property in an elevated position set back from the road and within enclosed gardens with driveway parking, a single garage, and within walking distance of the village centre.

The approximately 1,148 sq. ft.

of accommodation includes an entrance hall with stairs to the first floor, exposed wood effect flooring which continues throughout the ground floor, and a sitting room leading directly into an open plan kitchen/dining room with French doors to the rear garden.

A door at the side leads into a passageway providing access to the front and the rear gardens as well as accessing the outbuilding which provides another room with flexible use, for example a study or play room, and a cloakroom.

The first floor landing has access to the roof space and exposed painted floorboards which continue into the three bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes, and a modern tiled family bathroom.

The front has a lawn and a block paved driveway. A gate opens to a further driveway with access to the detached single garage with an up and over door.

A side gate accesses the lawned rear garden which is enclosed by timber fencing and has a paved patio.

Sitting Room and Kitchen/Dining Room   The sitting room has a feature fireplace housing a log burning stove and a bay window overlooking the driveway.

The room continues into the kitchen/dining room with glazed double doors to the rear garden.

The kitchen is fitted in a contemporary range of high gloss units with complementary worksurfaces and an inset stainless steel sink unit.

Integrated appliances include an electric oven, a hob with an extractor, a dishwasher and a fridge. A further cupboard houses the gas fired boiler.

There is also a shelved understairs storage cupboard. A door leads to the passageway which has further external doors to the front and rear.

Situation and Schooling   Sharnbrook village has two schools, including Sharnbrook Academy which is rated good by Ofsted.

London Marathon winner Paula Radcliffe opened the Community Sports Centre in April 2005. Sharnbrook dates back to Saxon times and there is a Norman church, a doctors' surgery and vets.

Village shops include a bakery, farm shop, Co-op supermarket, newsagent with a post office, grocer, pharmacy, florist and a hairdresser.