Why buy this home?

On entering this home, you are welcomed into a spacious entrance hall which immediately gives a sense of the space this property has. The entrance hall has a handy downstairs WC and the stairs rising to the first floor, before leading through into the main living areas.

To the left of the entrance hall is the kitchen/dining area. One of the advantages of a double fronted home is the amount of space you have on the ground floor and this room is a great example of that. The kitchen was replaced in 2021 and is fitted with an ample range of grey gloss units with light worktops. Integrated appliances include a full size dishwasher, Neff eye level Slide & Hide oven and a gas hob. This room is triple aspect so allows for plenty of natural light throughout the day.

The dining area is a good size and the current owners have got a four seater table and chairs. However there is more than enough space to fit a six seater table if needed, making it a really practical space for both everyday use and entertaining.

Off the kitchen is a separate utility room, with space for a full-size fridge/freezer and washing machine, as well as additional cupboard storage. There is also a large under stairs storage cupboard ideal for coats, shoes and those household items you want to store away.
French doors from the dining area lead out to the rear garden, which is low maintenance and mainly laid to lawn. A gate provides access to the street, making it easy to take bins out or access the garden from the side of the property.

Leading back through the property and across the entrance hall is the generous front to back living room, this room again has lots of natural light due to having three windows in here. The current owners have a large corner sofa, however due to the size and shape of the room, there would be lots of options when it comes to your furniture layout.

Taking the stairs to the first floor, the main bedroom is at the front of the house and benefits from triple built in wardrobes. The en-suite shower room is fitted with a double shower and also has an all important window. The second bedroom is a spacious double with room for a chest of drawers and additional furniture. It also benefits from a built in storage cupboard which can be used as wardrobe space. The third bedroom is a single bedroom but still a good size and would work well as a child’s bedroom, nursery or home office if needed.

The family bathroom is fully tiled and fitted with a shower over the bath and also benefits from a window. There is an additional airing cupboard located off the landing.

More about the location...

Wolverton is located in the north-west of Milton Keynes, beside the West Coast Main Line, the Grand Union Canal and the river Great Ouse.

Running through the town (and effectively serving as its high street) is Stratford Road, which runs westwards towards Stony Stratford and eastwards towards Newport Pagnell (and is also known as Newport Road or Wolverton Road on parts of its route). The town is also served by some major grid roads, such as Grafton Street (V6), which runs southwards towards Central Milton Keynes and Bletchley, and Monks Way (H3, A422), which runs eastwards towards Newport Pagnell and Bedford.

For accessing national routes, the A5 (towards Towcester or Dunstable), the A422 westbound (towards Buckingham) and the A508 (towards Northampton) meet about 2 miles (3.2 km) to the west of the town, at a roundabout just north of Old Stratford.

The town is home to a railway station on the West Coast Main Line which has recently been upgraded and now offers trains every 30 minutes to London Euston and Birmingham New Street.