Luton Road, Chalton, Bedfordshire, LU4

INFORMAL TENDER. Nestled within the heart of the picturesque village of Chalton, this rarely available two bedroom detached home occupies a deceptively generous plot and offers well proportioned internal accommodation. The property now requires substantial updating/modernisation throughout.

PLEASE NOTE: This property has no parking.

The approach is via a pathway leading to the front door, with a gate and brick wall enclosing the perimeter. Once inside, you’re immediately greeted by the entrance hall, which has a staircase rising to the first floor and, to the right hand side, the principal reception room, the living room, enjoying a dual aspect orientation.

Across the hallway is the second reception room, the dining room, which comfortably accommodates a table and chairs, creating a sociable family space. A useful cloakroom sits to one corner. Beyond here is the kitchen, fitted with a range of floor and wall mounted units with complementary work surfaces over, along with space for various freestanding white goods. A window and door open onto the garden, flooding the room with natural light.

Moving upstairs, the first floor landing leads to two well proportioned double bedrooms, positioned either side of the staircase. They are served by a bathroom comprising a panelled bath, low level WC and a pedestal wash hand basin, with white tiling to the splashback areas and an obscure window allowing for additional light.

Externally, the rear garden has been laid to lawn and is enclosed by a combination of brick walling and timber fencing.

OPEN HOUSE DATES:
Saturday 23rd May: 14.00-14.30
Saturday 30th May: 14.00-14.30
Saturday 6th June: 14.00-14.30

The closing date for all tenders is Monday 8th June 2026. Tender forms are available directly from us and all offers should be submitted in a full and final format.

The beautiful village of Chalton is a small thriving rural community approximately one and a half miles south of junction 12 of the M1 and A5, surrounded by attractive open countryside and greenery. Nearby Harlington and Leagrave have mainline train stations which offer fast and frequent services into the capital, whilst more locally the village has a public house/restaurant, a village hall which dates back to 1561, in addition to a flourishing lower school catering for the ages of 4 to 9 years old. Wider amenities can be found in Toddington, Ampthill, Woburn or Leighton Buzzard.