Havelock House is located within the highly sought-after Priory Area of Dunstable. This impressive period home sits in one of the town’s most original and characterful locations. Predominantly made up of historic properties, the area enjoys a peaceful setting while remaining just a short walk from the town centre and its everyday amenities. The guided busway is moments away, providing direct access to Luton’s mainline stations and airport, while Junction 9 of the M1 can be reached in approximately ten minutes—ideal for commuters.

This beautiful character property, retains an abundance of original features throughout, including ornate coving, feature fireplaces and impressive high ceilings.

The front garden is enclosed by a brick wall and large entrance into the driveway, with a pathway leading to the original wooden front door. Inside, the bright and welcoming entrance hall gives access to the main living room on the right, featuring a large bay window and period coving. Glazed folding doors open into a second reception room, currently used as a dining room, complete with a feature fireplace, stained glass window and French doors opening onto the rear garden.

The kitchen is positioned at the rear of the property, also overlooking and providing access to the garden. Centrally located on the ground floor is an a third reception room, accessed from both the hallway and dining room. With a side window overlooking the driveway to the side, this versatile space is currently used as a home office but would equally suit use as a breakfast room, playroom or additional reception space. The ground floor also benefits from a WC and shower room.

On the first floor are three well-proportioned bedrooms, with the master bedroom enjoying a large rear-facing window flooding the room with natural light. This floor also offers a beautifully refitted shower room with a double shower, along with a separate room that the current owners have had plumbed for a utility room.

The loft room provides excellent additional accommodation and is currently divided into two rooms with skylights. This level also houses the controls for the solar panels.

Externally, the rear garden is of a tremendous size, offering scope for side or rear extensions (subject to planning). A paved patio spans the rear of the property and leads onto a generous lawn. To the side, a substantial driveway provides off-road parking for multiple vehicles, complemented by a large, detached garage—an increasingly rare feature for a property of this age.

Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the character, space and future potential this exceptional home has to offer.


Please note the EPC is F whilst the council tax band is E.