Banks Road,Biggleswade,SG18 0DY

CHAIN FREE. Guide price £500,000-£515,000. SUBSTANTIAL 1930s FAMILY HOME. OVER 1,500 SQ FT. Five bedrooms plus ground-floor office/potential sixth bedroom. Three reception rooms including an impressive, bright and airy 6.7m kitchen/dining/family room. Two bathrooms. Downstairs WC. Generous southwest-facing garden. Driveway for two cars with EV charger. Walking distance to schools, Biggleswade town centre and railway station.

Offered CHAIN FREE, this substantial and beautifully extended 1930s home combines period charm with over 1,500 sq ft of spacious, versatile accommodation, an impressive kitchen/dining/family room and a generous southwest-facing garden.

With five bedrooms, a potential sixth bedroom, three reception rooms and accommodation arranged over three floors, this is a home designed to adapt to the changing needs of modern family life and will be appreciated by those who need, or enjoy, space.

From the moment you arrive, the attractive 1930s façade, with its two charming bow windows and traditional storm porch, creates a lovely first impression. Step inside, however, and it is the surprising amount of space, natural light and flexibility that really sets this property apart.

The heart of the home – a stunning 6.7m kitchen/dining/family room

Undoubtedly one of the property's standout features is the impressive rear extension, creating a wonderfully bright, airy and sociable kitchen/dining/family room.

Enjoying natural light from two aspects, patio doors and a skylight, this generous space overlooks and opens directly onto the southwest-facing garden, making it ideal for everyday family living, entertaining friends or simply relaxing while enjoying views of the garden.

The well-equipped kitchen features an eye-level double oven, five-ring gas hob with stainless steel extractor, ceramic sink and drainer, and an integrated wine cooler. There is also space and plumbing for a dishwasher and washing machine.

An excellent range of wall and base units provides plentiful storage, while polished floor tiles complement the contemporary finish.

Flexible living space for growing families

In addition to the impressive kitchen/dining/family room, the ground floor offers separate living and family rooms, providing valuable flexibility for relaxing, entertaining or enjoying some peace and quiet.

For buyers who favour open-plan living, there is potential, subject to any necessary consents and structural approval, to combine the living and family rooms to create an impressive space measuring over 7m.

A separate ground-floor office provides an ideal work-from-home environment but could equally serve as a sixth bedroom, making the property particularly appealing to larger families, those seeking multigenerational living or anyone requiring adaptable accommodation.

A convenient downstairs cloakroom completes the ground floor.

Five bedrooms across two upper floors

The first floor offers three bedrooms, including two generous doubles and a single bedroom. The principal bedroom enjoys one of the property's attractive original bow windows, adding character and charm.

A modern family bathroom serves this floor.

The second floor was created through a loft conversion completed in 2019, providing two further double bedrooms and a modern shower room.

This additional accommodation is particularly appealing to families with older children, visiting guests or those simply wanting more privacy and flexibility.

Stylish glazed balustrades with wooden handrails provide an attractive contemporary feature to the staircases connecting the three floors.

A generous southwest-facing garden

Another major attraction is the spacious southwest-facing rear garden, offering plenty of room for outdoor dining, entertaining, children's activities and gardening.

Enjoying afternoon and evening sunshine, the garden provides a wonderful outdoor extension of the family living space.

Predominantly laid to lawn, it also features a greenhouse and three timber sheds, providing useful storage and gardening facilities.

Double gates provide access towards the front of the property, where a low-maintenance, walled front garden complements the attractive 1930s exterior.

A private driveway provides off-road parking for two cars, with the added convenience of an installed electric vehicle charging point.

Further practical benefits include gas central heating with Hive remote heating controls.

A convenient Biggleswade location – ideal for families and commuters

Situated on Banks Road, the property enjoys a highly convenient position within walking distance of several schools, Biggleswade town centre and the railway station, approximately 0.7 miles or a 15-minute walk away.

Biggleswade is a popular Bedfordshire market town offering an appealing combination of everyday convenience, excellent transport connections and access to the surrounding countryside.

The town centre provides a variety of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, traditional butchers and other amenities, while the nearby retail park offers a selection of well-known national retailers.

Leisure facilities include swimming, tennis, badminton, bowls, football, rugby and gyms, while the River Ivel and surrounding Bedfordshire countryside offer opportunities for scenic walks and cycling.

In summary

This is a home that offers considerably more than even its charming 1930s exterior suggests.

With over 1,500 sq ft of accommodation, five bedrooms plus a potential sixth, three reception rooms, a wonderfully bright and spacious 6.7m kitchen/dining/family room, a generous southwest-facing garden and off-road parking, it offers an outstanding degree of versatility for modern family life.

Add to this its convenient location within walking distance of schools, the town centre and station, and the significant advantage of being offered CHAIN FREE, this is a property well worth viewing.

 
AGENT'S NOTES
Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax: Band D – £2,591.56 per annum (2026/27)

EPC Rating: D

Central Heating: Gas central heating with Hive remote control

Utilities: Mains water, electricity and sewerage

Broadband: Multiple providers available, with reported speeds of up to 1,130 Mbps. Buyers should verify availability and speeds for their requirements.

Parking: Private driveway for two cars with EV charging point.

Floorplan: All dimensions are approximate, for guidance only, and should not be relied upon as precise measurements.

Appliances: We have not tested the operation or condition of any appliances included in the sale.

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A memorandum of sale will not be issued, and the sale cannot progress, until the required checks have been satisfactorily completed.