Bunyans Mead, Elstow, Bedford, MK42

Steeped in character throughout, the property benefits from its own front door with stairs leading to the living room. A functional kitchen/dining space with ample storage and natural light. The bedroom is located towards the rear. The bathroom is of a contemporary design and completes the accommodation. A perfect, low maintenance rental property with an expected rental income of £1250pcm. 

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Entrance:

Front door leads to stairs to first floor. Carpet flooring. Light.

Living Room:

Abt. 16' 7" x 19' 6" (5.05m x 5.94m) A characterful room with feature beams and single glazed panelled windows. Carpet flooring. Radiator. Wall and ceiling lights.

Kitchen/Dining Room:

Abt. 16' 7" x 10' 8" (5.05m x 3.25m) A charming kitchen with a range of wall and base units with laminate worksurfaces. Oven and gas hob. Stainless steel sink and drainer. Under counter space for washing machine. Space for free standing fridge/freezer. Cupboard housing boiler. Dual aspect single glazed panelled windows. Half wall tiled splashback areas. Stairs leading to bedroom. Laminate flooring. Spotlights.

Bedroom:

Abt. 16' 7" x 11' 5" (5.05m x 3.48m) Stairs leading from the kitchen to a large double bedroom. Single glazed panelled window. Carpet flooring, Radiators.

Bathroom:

A modern three piece suite with panelled bath with overhead shower, low level WC and wash hand basin with mixer tap and vanity unit. Tiled areas and shower panels to splash back areas.

About The Area:

Elstow is a picturesque village in Bedfordshire with a rich history, situated just to the south of Bedford’s town centre.
At the heart of the village stands the Grade I listed Elstow Abbey, which was originally established in the 11th century as a Benedictine nunnery and remains one of the area’s most notable landmarks.
The village is also known as the birthplace of John Bunyan, the author of The Pilgrim’s Progress. His influence can still be seen around the village, particularly at the historic Moot Hall.
Although Elstow has a quiet, rural feel, it benefits from excellent transport links, Bedford’s town centre, well-regarded schools, and the mainline railway station are all within easy reach. The nearby A421 also connects quickly to major routes including the A1 and M1, making travel and commuting convenient.

Agents Note:

Please note the property is located on the first floor with no lift access. Due to the property's age, there are low ceilings and low beams.

Certain photographs in this listing have been enhanced using AI technology to showcase the property's potential and may not represent the exact current condition.

Draft particulars yet to be approved by vendor and may be subject to change.

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Material Information:

We are advised by the seller/landlord of the following information in good faith but its accuracy is not guaranteed and you should make your own investigations before committing to a sale or letting.

Please note in terms of mobile/phone reception, this is the view of the seller/landlord/tenant based on their current provider.

Water: Mains
Electric: Mains
Drainage: Mains
Flood risk: Low
Mobile/Phone: Ok
Tenure: Leasehold
Council Tax Band: B
Council tax payable: £1909.95
Length of lease: 105 years remaining
Ground Rent details: N/A
Service charge Details: N/A

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