Oliver Street, Ampthill, MK45 2SA

A stunning 2 bedroom extended character home with a 1st Floor Bathroom, large landscaped rear garden, lovely kitchen/dining room in a central location

Indigo Residential proudly presents this wonderful period house ...If you are looking for a stunning and beautifully presented character cottage with two generous bedrooms, a first-floor bathroom, and a sunny rear garden in a convenient Ampthill location, then this could be the perfect home for you.

The extended accommodation has been significantly improved by the current owners, creating a wonderful balance of character charm and contemporary living.

The property features a light and airy reception room with wooden flooring, leading through to the stylish kitchen, which offers a range of shaker-style units, a Belfast sink, and integrated appliances. The open-plan dining area is flooded with natural light from the large patio doors, which open directly onto the patio and garden.

On the first floor, the landing provides access to the principal double bedroom, while the second bedroom benefits from a beautiful Juliette balcony overlooking the garden. A stylish family bathroom completes the accommodation, featuring a P-shaped bath with shower and glass screen over.

Outside, the generous landscaped rear garden enjoys a patio area and a raised decked seating space to the far end, making it ideal for relaxing and alfresco dining. The additional storage barns are perfect for storing garden furniture and equipment.

Other benefits include double glazed windows and gas heating to radiators.

This property is ideally located in the highly sought-after Georgian market town of Ampthill, renowned for its attractive architecture and unique character. Situated just south of Bedford, the town offers a vibrant selection of amenities including a Waitrose supermarket, independent boutiques, and a variety of welcoming pubs and restaurants.


Ampthill boasts a strong sense of community, with well-supported local sports clubs including rugby and cricket. The beautiful Ampthill Park sits adjacent to the town, offering approximately 160 acres of landscaped parkland designed by Capability Brown. Rich in history, the park was once a popular hunting ground of Henry VIII.

For commuters, Flitwick railway station is nearby, providing direct services to St Pancras in approximately 40 minutes. The property also benefits from convenient access to Junctions 12 and 13 of the M1 motorway, ensuring excellent links to London and the North.

Families are well catered for, with a range of highly regarded local schools including Russell Lower School, The Firs Lower School, Alameda Middle School, and Redborne Upper School and Community College.Nature lovers will also appreciate the nearby The Firs Nature Reserve, just a short walk away, offering scenic routes leading to Ampthill Rugby Club, the cricket club, and the town centre itself.