This four-bedroom semi-detached home, originally built in 1907, offers significant potential for renovation and enhancement. Nestled on the outskirts of Biggleswade, this extended property boasts an impressive 1,882 sq ft of living space that skillfully merges period charm with modern convenience. Upon entering, a gated driveway provides ample parking, while the interior features a dual-aspect living room with hardwood floors and a solid fuel burner that adds to its farmhouse ambiance. The separate dining room adjoins a bespoke rustic kitchen, which leads to a light-filled family room complete with automatic skylights and bi-fold doors opening onto the garden—ideal for entertaining. The ground floor also includes a functional shower room that doubles as a utility area.
Upstairs hosts three well-sized bedrooms along with a stylish four-piece family bathroom. The principal bedroom occupies the top floor, offering a private retreat. Planning permission is currently active for extending the first floor to add an en-suite and walk-in wardrobe to the main bedroom, along with enlarging the kitchen to include additional dining space.
The property features an adaptable two-storey outbuilding currently serving as a bar and home office but could be transformed into a self-contained annexe if needed. Outside, enjoy distinct garden areas: one featuring a mature lawn and patio perfect for al fresco dining under a charming timber pergola, while another is safely laid to lawn at the front.
This unique corner plot offers privacy amid spacious gardens and abundant character—a truly rare find in this desirable area.
