St. Neots Road, Sandy
£425,000

Occupying a generous plot within walking distance of Sandy's market square and train station is this semi-detached three bedroom home. To the front of the property is a generous block paved driveway providing ample parking for up to six cars along with a walled front lawn. Gated access to the side of the home leads to the enclosed rear garden that spans approximately 70ft long. At the bottom of the garden is a 14ft shed along with a 23ft workshop with aluminum floor as well as power and light connected.

Entering the home via the front door you are greeted by a welcoming hall with doors opening to the ground floor accommodation and stairs rising to the first floor. Under the stairs are two useful storage cupboards along with a well appointed W/C. At the rear of the home is a 12ft dining room with patio doors opening on to the rear garden. The dining room is linked to a separate 12ft lounge at the front of the property with solid fuel burning stove. Also to the rear of the ground floor is a re-fitted kitchen that features a Rayburn solid fuel stove and boiler.

At the top of the stairs is a light and airy landing with doors opening on to the first floor accommodation. The first floor accommodation on brief comprises of three bedrooms along with a fitted shower room. Bedrooms one and two are both of generous proportion and feature in built storage with bedroom one boasting Sharp's bespoke wardrobes.

Sandy is a small market town that has been traced back to be a settlement from the Roman era and is located within central Bedfordshire. Sandy's amenities include local schools, shops, supermarkets, pubs, restaurants and leisure centre with fantastic facilities. Sandy is the ideal location for the commuter as the train station is on the Peterborough to London St Pancras line offering trains to the capital within 47 minutes. The rail links for the local area are planned to be further improved with east to west links due to be coming to provide improved links between Oxford and Cambridge. The nearby A1 offers a route by road both north and south, while the wider road network links to the A6 and M1 motorway. Despite being a town Sandy still offers countryside with scenic walks along the river Ivel and through the "Sandy Hills" which is home to a RSPB nature reserve.

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