West Street, Olney, MK46

A PIECE OF OLNEY HISTORY Cinema Lodge is a secluded two bedroom detached cottage, conveniently located a short walk from the centre of town. This charming cottage boasts character features throughout and benefits from a private setting amongst a mature garden.

Rarely has this property been to market, it was constructed circa 200 years ago and sits in the grounds of the former Olney Picture House. It occupies a generous plot and provides an opportunity, subject to planning permission and any other necessary consents, to extend and remodel.

Ground Floor
On the ground floor accommodation briefly comprises entrance hall, lounge with a wood burning stove, sitting room with views over the garden, dining room also with a wood burning stove and a fitted kitchen with a range of floor and wall units, together with ample worktop space. A ground floor wet room provides further convenience.

First Floor
Two double bedrooms, both with built-in storage, occupy the first floor. In addition, there is a bathroom with a separate bath and shower cubicle.

Attic Room
The second floor boasts a converted attic room, suitable for storage purposes.

Garden and Outside Space
Cinema Lodge sits at the end of generous rectangular plot and enjoys a mature garden, which compliments the cottage. mainly laid to lawn with mature shrubs and trees, there are patio areas and raised beds, together with a pond. Another striking feature is the bespoke potting shed. Commissioned by the current owners and constructed by Howard & Mason's of Olney, known for their quality craftmanship.

Garage and Parking
Parking for numerous vehicles is located to the front aspect and is provided via a block paved driveway. In addition, there is a double garage for additional parking/storage, which boasts a converted room above, which would make an ideal home office.

Location
Olney's historic High Street is just a short distance away, offering a range of independent shops, cafés, pubs and regular markets. The town is particularly popular with families, supported by well-regarded schools and a wide variety of clubs, societies and sports facilities.
Surrounded by attractive countryside and with scenic riverside walks along the Great Ouse, Olney combines traditional market town charm with modern convenience. Bus services and road links provide access to Milton Keynes, Bedford and Northampton, making this an excellent location for commuters.

Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold