High Street, Silsoe, Bedfordshire, MK45

This quite superb two bedroom first floor apartment is part of a 2019 George Inn conversion from a well-known and much-loved village pub, parts of which date back to 1613, into the now stylish range of apartments which nestle close to the heart of this historic village. Having undergone sympathetic remodelling it provides well appointed, stylish internal accommodation finished to an exceptionally high standard.

Approach to the apartment is into a communal hallway which has a staircase which, in turn, leads to number 1. A solid front door gives way to the entrance hall itself, which is particularly spacious with a useful, deep storage cupboard to one side as well as an intercom system. To the far end of the hallway is access into the principal reception room, the living/dining room, which commands impressive dimensions, in this case 18’9ft by 12’10ft making for flexible furniture placement. It has been decorated in neutral tones and hues, with three windows across two elevations, ensuring the room is flooded with an abundance of natural daylight. To the far side access is provided into the kitchen which has been fitted with an extensive range of contemporary floor and wall mounted units incorporating solid work surfaces over. Several integrated appliances have been woven into the design whilst modern upstands and tiled floor have been installed. Running parallel to here is the master bedroom which extends to 14’10ft by 12’4ft and benefits from the convenience of its own stylish en-suite. This comprises of a double walk in shower enclosure, cistern concealed wc and a wash hand basin set into a vanity unit. The second bedroom is also particularly generous, this time measuring 12’3ft by 11’1ft and is served by a bathroom incorporating a panelled bath with a shower unit and glass screen positioned over, cistern concealed wc and wash hand basin. Modern tiling adorns the walls and an obscure window illuminates the space further still.

Externally the car park is accessed via electric twin wrought iron black gates and number 1 has two allocated spaces. Beyond here is a large communal garden which has been laid predominately to lawn with deep borders around the edge, stocked with an assortment of established plants, shrubs and bushes. A mature tree sits to one side, encircled by shingle and offering seating, whilst the boundary is enclosed by a combination of the original brick walling, picket fencing and more traditional panel fencing.

The Bedfordshire village of Silsoe is located on the A6 corridor between the major towns of Bedford and Luton. The area is synonymous for its well-regarded school catchments, leisure centre, pretty village pub and local store, which are within walking distance from the property. The English Heritage site of 'Wrest Park' is moments from the development and offers the opportunity to explore one of the area's most historic buildings and well publicised gardens spreading over a ninety-two-acre site. Commuter links into London St Pancras from Bedford take approximately 40 minutes and from Flitwick as little as 39 minutes. There is a regular pick-up point within close proximity which takes commuters directly to Flitwick station, this service we understand runs Monday to Saturday, with the first one leaving Silsoe at 7.21am arriving at Flitwick station at approximately 7.34am.