3 bed terraced house for sale

Hatley Road, Wrestlingworth, Sandy SG19

**chain free** **guide price: £285,000 - £300,000** This quaint chalet-style cottage is positioned along the tranquil Hatley Road on the verge of Wrestlingworth village, where one can experience idyllic countryside trails and a sublime country setting. The home flaunts a magnificent exterior, manicured front and rear gardens, and generous internal accommodation. The chalet offers a radiant sitting room with a feature fireplace, and a wide opening to the kitchen/breakfast room for seamless flow. The kitchen/breakfast room evokes a charming feel from its presence of traditional shaker-style units in a soothing pastel sage green, plush granite worktops, and an inviting breakfast bar to enjoy a fresh morning brew. The formally established conservatory functions as a versatile living space; ideal for using as a formal dining area, home office, snug or playroom, and presents views and doorways to the private rear garden. The first-floor accommodation provides three well-proportioned bedrooms with pleasant views over the front and rear grounds and family bathroom. The property further benefits from the inclusion of a single garage and access to off-road parking spaces, both of which are located to the rear of the cottage.

Ground Floor

Entering via the front entrance presents a hallway with a doorway to the sitting room. This cosy and inviting space is enriched with natural light that pours in from its large front-aspect window, and offers plenty of room to fit a sizeable sofa, coffee table, television and more, and additionally features an elegant feature-fireplace with electric wood-burning stove effect fire, and a wide opening to the kitchen/breakfast area. The kitchen/breakfast room evokes charm whilst presenting generous space, and comprises traditional shaker-style units in a soothing pastel sage green with plush granite worktops, a classic 'Belfast' sink with mixer tap and a curved breakfast bar. The kitchen further comprises space for an oven, a stainless-steel overhead extractor, and space and plumbing for a washing machine and fridge/freezer. From the kitchen/breakfast area is a doorway taking you to the formal conservatory which benefits from a brick base, UPVC double-glazing, power, and twin patio door...

First Floor

Upstairs presents three well-proportioned bedrooms with delightful views over the chalet's manicured gardens and a three-piece family bathroom. The bathroom features a panel bathtub with overhead shower, WC, and a classic 'Fordham' hand-wash basin with twin taps and cabinetry.

Gardens & Grounds

The chalet presents generous, well-kept front and rear gardens. The rear garden is a peaceful retreat offering a satisfying level of seclusion, a patio section and a wealth of green space. A gate to the rear leads to the property's single garage and an accessible off-road parking area, where you can also discover a walking trail through Wrestlingworth's tranquil countryside. The property's single garage slightly protrudes into the rear garden, and so offers the potential to implement a rear door for smoother access (subject to the appropriate planning) and to connect a cable for power.

At A Glance

� Timber framed home
� Electric storage heaters
� EPC Rating: E (42) Potential: B (88)
� Council Tax Band: C (�2,168.22) (Central Bedfordshire Council)

Wrestlingworth - A Quaint Village Encapsulating Idyllic Country Living

Wrestlingworth is quaint, semi-rural village in central Bedfordshire, which also lies close to the border with Huntingdonshire, and is renowned for its heritage and wonderful country life. Wrestlingworth is within proximity to a variety of market towns, including Biggleswade, Potton and Sandy, all of which offer a range of shops, eateries transport links and amenities. The nearest train station can be accessed from Sandy town, which provides regular journeys to London Kings Cross in approximately 45 minutes. The city of Cambridge can be reached in approximately 25 minutes by car, and the A1(M) can be easily reached whilst on route to the local market towns. The village has many walking routes that take you through the beautiful countryside, as well as a route which leads to the neighbouring settlement of Cockayne Hatley, which is just 1.4 miles north of the village. Wrestlingworth has a warming community that support a variety of clubs, societies and village events. Within the villa...