High Street, Cranfield, MK43

Why buy this home?

Set along Cranfield’s High Street, this detached family home enjoys a prime village location within easy walking distance of both the primary and secondary schools. With generous parking for up to four cars, a garage, and attractive kerb appeal, it makes a welcoming first impression.

Inside, the entrance hall sets the tone with its bright and spacious feel, enhanced by a double-height ceiling above the stairs and a feature window that floods both the hall and landing with natural light. A downstairs WC adds to the convenience.

At the front of the house, the living room is a generous space with plenty of room for sofas and family furniture. To the rear, the dining room overlooks the garden through wide sliding patio doors, with the flexibility to be open to or closed off from the living room. The adjacent kitchen is a good size, with ample storage and worktops plus direct garden access. For those looking to modernise, the layout offers superb potential to create an open-plan kitchen/dining space.

Outside, the established rear garden is private, sunny, and not overlooked, providing a lovely setting for summer afternoons. A side door leads into the garage, which is a great size with a pitched roof for extra storage.

Upstairs, the home continues to impress with four double bedrooms. The master includes fitted wardrobes and its own en suite shower room, while the family bathroom is clean and practical, offering scope for future updating if desired. The landing itself is unusually spacious and bright, echoing the airy feel of the entrance hall below.

Well presented and move-in ready, this is a superb family home with space to grow into, set in a convenient village location with everything on the doorstep.

More about the location...

Welcome to Cranfield! This historic village, dating back to 1086, was recorded in the Domesday Book with just 18 villagers.

Cranfield consists of Cranfield, Bourne End, and Wharley End, and is renowned for its multi-award-winning Cranfield University, ranked among the global top 30 for Engineering, Aeronautical, and Manufacturing. The village also features an airfield, originally an RAF training facility, which boasts one of the UK's first digital air traffic control installations.

Cranfield offers a variety of shops and amenities and has excellent commuter links to Milton Keynes and Bedford. It is also conveniently located less than five miles from junction 13 on the M1.

The village is home to two Ofsted-rated 'Good' schools, Cranfield Church of England Academy and Holywell School, with catchment to Wootton Upper School, also rated 'Good' by Ofsted.

The village of Cranfield offers the tranquillity of the countryside while providing all the essential amenities for everyday living.

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