The Lane, Tebworth, Bedfordshire, LU7

This beautiful three bedroom semi detached period home nestles within the small hamlet of Tebworth and benefits from a wealth of character features including open fireplaces and beamed ceilings.

Approach to the home is via a delightful quarry tiled path. An attractive sea blue front door opens directly into the living room. The focal point is an open brick fireplace with matching raised hearth and ornate surround. Light flooring has been laid and, due to the proportions, the room offers flexible furniture placement. Beyond here is access to a separate dining room which has the same flooring, tying the two spaces together seamlessly. Again, an attractive brick fireplace incorporates a log burner with tiled hearth and wooden surround sits to one side. Stairs run to the first floor accommodation and the room is flooded with an abundance of natural daylight from windows to both the side and rear elevations, whilst a useful cloakroom sits to one corner. From here it leads into a utility room which has plumbing for a washing machine with chunky wooden work surfaces over. An attractive light grey ceramic tiled floor has been laid and a window and door look out to the side. Completing this level is a simply stunning 21ft kitchen/diner which has been fitted with an extensive range of base units with solid wooden work tops over. Space has been afforded within the design for several free standing appliances including a cooker, dishwasher and an upright fridge/freezer. Indeed, the room is big enough for a generous size table and chairs, ensuring the perfect family/entertaining area. The look is finished with a beautiful beamed ceiling and has a window to the side and French doors to the rear into the garden.

Moving upstairs the first floor landing gives way to all the accommodation on this level, the master of which sits to the rear elevation and has windows to both the rear and side. The remaining two bedrooms are well proportioned and both have cast iron fireplaces. One occupies the front aspect and the other sits to the rear. All are serviced by way of a family bathroom which comprises of an attractive curved bath with a shower unit and glass screen positioned over, low level wc and a wash hand basin set into a vanity unit. Modern tiling adorns the splashback areas and an obscure window illuminates the space further still. Positioned next to this is an additional shower room which has been fitted with a shower enclosure, low level wc and wash hand basin. Blue tiled splashbacks and an obscure window completes the look. A further staircase leads to the top floor which houses a loft room. Although this doesn’t currently have building regulations these could, conceivably, be obtained and then utilised as additional accommodation. It has an exposed brickwork and a Velux window.

Externally the rear garden has been laid predominately to lawn with deep curved borders housing an assortment of mature plants, shrubs and bushes. A shingled area sits to the side and provides access into a wonderful 16th century barn which measures 13'6ft by 9'5ft with a dramatic vaulted ceiling. This offers an ideal area to sit and relax, read a book or entertain. Meanwhile the entirety of the boundary is enclosed by timber fencing.

Tebworth itself is a small hamlet positioned between Toddington and Hockcliffe and is a close-knit community with a delightful village pub, The Queens Head, as well as numerous walks and nature trails locally. Commuter links are well catered for with easy accessibility to the M1 and A41 corridors, in addition to mainline rail stations at Harlington, Flitwick, Leighton Buzzard and Leagrave. A three-tier school system is in operation with Lower and Middle school catchment in Toddington with St George Church of England Lower and Parkfields Middle School, whilst beyond that is Harlington Upper.