In the desirable, pretty village of Turvey, this property is a rare-to-market detached family home located in the heart of the village.
The house sits on a moderate plot, in a small close at the end of a cul de sac, backing on to the Turvey House Estate and a small brook.



The entrance hall offers a good size for meet and greet, with a sitting room to the right. The largest of the reception rooms, with a stone open working fireplace and French doors to the garden. There are double sliding doors to the study. A separate space and perfect for today’s home office overlooking the garden. All three of these rooms have wood parquet flooring.



There is a cloakroom off the hallway and then into the kitchen.
The refitted white fronted cabinets have dark woodblock worktops and a slick modern feel. There is LED lighting, concealed appliances with a Neff five ring gas hob and a Neff electric double oven for a cooks treat. The slate style tiled flooring leads to the generous family dining room with underfloor heating.



Bi-fold and French doors flood the area with natural light and link the terrace outside to this room, for entertaining and daily life. The south facing aspect of the large opening to the garden give the room its wow factor.



Outside the enclosed garden has raised planters to the fence boundaries and a beautiful stone wall, with mature trees beyond, on the Estate side. There is a storage shed behind the house as the garden wraps around the house and the paving continues, with plenty barbeque space for outdoor cooking and dining.



On the first floor the main bedroom, with en suite, has a built in wardrobes and two windows to the sunny sides. There is a larger double bedroom at the far end of the house, with windows to the front and rear, also with built in wardrobes. There is a further double bedroom, a single room with storage cupboard and a tiled three piece bathroom with underfloor heating, and an L-shaped shower bath. A bright spacious landing completes the first floor.

Recent architect drawings in place for attic conversion to include a large double bedroom, bathroom and storage room. 



The front of the property is simply laid to lawn and driveway. There is parking for two cars currently and potential for more if desired.



The village boasts two excellent restaurant pubs, two convenience shops, one with Post Office, a thriving family butchers, village hall, friendly active local community, playing fields and tennis courts. Country walks are just a stroll away.



Sharnbrook Upper School catchment with bus collection close by.
Village primary school and preschool with wrap around before and after-school care.
Bus service to Harpur Trust Schools.
Bedford train station 7 miles.
Regular bus service to Bedford, Northampton and Olney.
The popular market town of Olney is just 3.5 miles away, with a number of supermarkets and independent cafes and boutiques.