Dunstable Road Studham, Dunstable
Offers in Excess of £750,000

This well sited and attractive detached traditional brick built bungalow has been owned by the same family since it was built in the 1930’s and provides the opportunity to make your own mark as the home will require full refurbishment. Set back from the road with a gated long driveway and garage, with a fabulous size front and extensive rear garden, two garden sheds a vegetable garden, and it’s own orchard. The family of the current owners also purchased an adjoining plot of land to the right hand side of approximately 0.19 of an acre which offers the opportunity for use as a private garden, a paddock, or a development opportunity to build another property subject to planning permission. The owners were in the process of extending the property when deciding to sell. The addition of an entrance hall, reposition of a new front door to the side of the property and double glazed windows which overlook the garden, needs flooring and making good. The property boasts three double bedrooms, family bathroom with shower, living room with fireplace, kitchen with deep built in storage and larder cupboards. The kitchen, with a view to the kitchen garden has direct access to the garage and contains the external back door accessing a covered seating area and the rear garden. Situated in the picturesque semi-rural village of Studham crowned as the UK's 'most desirabl' place to live, with an outstanding village Church of England Primary School, two local award wining country pubs and a lively local community. Studham is located in the beautiful South Bedfordshire countryside on the eastern edge of the Chiltern Hills, and is one of Britain's most desirable villages. The surrounding area boasts stunning natural scenery and has popular walking and cycling routes. The property is situated close to local woodlands with attractions such as Whipsnade Zoo and Whipsnade Tree Cathedral within walking distance and National Trust sites of Dunstable Downs and Ashridge a short drive away. The nearby market towns of Dunstable and Tring offers local shopping facilities, while more extensive amenities can be found in nearby towns such as Berkhamsted and Hemel Hempstead. Studham is also well positioned for access to London, with the M1 Junction 9 approximately 6 miles away. There are also efficient train links to London available from either Berkhamsted or Harpenden which take under 30 minutes, making it an excellent location for combining the peaceful countryside with easy commuting into the capital or exploring the wider area.