Inside a stunning 1930's bay fronted home

A beautifully presented bay fronted semi-detached home arranged over three floors with the WOW factor.
The house is located off of Goldington road in a quiet cul-de-sac and offers many period features blended with contemporary living. The ground floor accommodation comprises two reception rooms in addition to an open plan kitchen breakfast room.
The entrance porch leads you into the entrance hallway, which is light and bright and provides access to all ground floor accommodation and stairs to the first floor.
The house has a wonderful modern flow with the first door leading into the dining and sitting rooms, all open plan. The sitting room has a beautiful circular bay window that throws in an abundance of natural light and is complemented by shutters. The sitting room also benefits from a solid fuel burner too, perfect for those cosy winter nights in.
The dining room is open to the kitchen breakfast room, which is a recent addition to the property. The kitchen has a range of high-quality fittings and appliances built-in. An island is a prominent feature of the room, an excellent hub for entertaining. Bifolding doors lead out onto the generously proportioned rear garden. Separate from the kitchen is the utility room, which houses the ‘noisy’ appliances and the boiler, with a door to the side of the property and another door that leads to the ground cloakroom, which completes the floor.
The first floor offers three bedrooms (two doubles), all of which are accessed from the landing, which is a good size, and all of the bedrooms are served by a deluxe family bathroom that has a shower over the bath.
Occupying the second floor is the master suite, spanning almost 20 feet in depth. This fabulous suite has air conditioning, built-in wardrobes and a luxury en-suite. The bedroom area is bathed in natural light with dual aspect windows to the front and rear of the house.
Outside, the rear garden measured over 60 feet in depth, there is a paved terraced accessed from the bi-folding doors from the kitchen breakfast room leading onto an expansive enclosed lawned area which enjoys a high degree of privacy, there is an additional seating area to the rear of the garage, and a variety of mature trees screen the bottom of the garden.
The frontage has recently been block paved and offers off-road parking for numerous cars with separate gated access leading to further parking and the single detached garage.

[@phylliswood8120]

Respect for the lady showing this beautiful house she took her shoes off when she entered the house not many do that . Thank you

[@justsaying6092]

Shame you didn't show the downstairs WC or the single bedroom.

[@JamesKendallEstateAgents]

Thank you, there wasn't an awful lot to show to be honest it was just a plain WC and basin. The single bedroom we missed, our camera died half way through the shoot and we recharged and never filmed it. Thanks for watching!

[@badanova1958]

You are the best estate agent l have ever seen! Very well presented property.

[@Lizymcdyb]

Ur so quick and ddidnt show exactly how to get to the kitchen

[@ginashiel105]

Seems like you had a train to catch...far too quick...but lovely property...

[@tombartram7384]

Modernised in a sympathetic way. I just hate it when ppl go granite and monochrome.

[@essexa777]

no floorplan

[@bwtawny]

Actually very nice. There are 30's touches. Compared to the horrifically modern/modernized (ugly) homes so often shown on these channels this home is a breath of fresh air. I'm sure some idiot bought it and wiped out any character this home had.

[@roybarnett1055]

Too fast.... Did not show half the house

[@Dana-ml7sy]

It’s a shame you don’t include the asking price.

[@JamesKendallEstateAgents]

Hi Dana, this one is advertised at £450,000 guide, we don't include the prices in the video incase we have to make adjustments later on in the marketing process, thankfully not common in this market place!

[@smaria5180]

Where’s the location

[@JamesKendallEstateAgents]

Everard Road, Bedford.

[@K66821675]

Still available?

[@JamesKendallEstateAgents]

Hello, sorry this has now exchanged contracts as of 1/6/22

[@muhammadnouman2840]

Halo

[@Mr.SLovesTheSacredHeartofJesus]

Shame all the 1930's character has been removed.

[@jemmajames6719]

There’s picture rail, dado rails, skirting boards, fireplaces, and 1930s doors, what else do you want?

[@JamesKendallEstateAgents]

There's still a fair amount of character in the house!

[@Mr.SLovesTheSacredHeartofJesus]

@@jemmajames6719 A heck of a lot more then what i've just seen.

[@jemmajames6719]

@@Mr.SLovesTheSacredHeartofJesus Bomb damage?

[@veronicaelsegood5175]

Practically a conveyor belt showing. I love 1930s builds but loath the ugly modernisation of this house. It's jarringly out of keeping.

[@JamesKendallEstateAgents]

Thank you for watching, there's still a decent amount of character in the home and I think the modern fittings complement the traditional nicely.

[@liiisajarviiis]

then dont YOU buy it ...