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8 St. Johns Rd, Bedford MK44 3RJ, UK
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Property type: ?
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 3
Receptions: 3
Year built: ?
Total Plot Size: ?
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Last Sold: JUN 2021
Price: £808450
What can it be sold for now?
AI think: £886,219
Users think: N/A
Agents think: £775,000 1 agent(s) valuations found
HPI banks think: £899,355
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Stonegate Estates Agent Valuation of this property is £775,000
An opportunity to acquire this modern, purpose-built, five bedroom detached executive family home, situated in a peaceful location in the popular East Bedfordshire village of Moggerhanger. Constructed in 2007, the property offers generous accommodation over three floors.
Entry is via electric gates onto a shingle driveway which offers off-road parking for up to five cars. There is a double garage to the front providing additional privacy and security.
Internally the ground floor comprises of entrance hall, lounge with log burner, WC, re-fitted kitchen/breakfast room, utility and boot room, separate dining room and family sun room overlooking the south-westerly facing rear garden and open paddocks.
There is a master bedroom with en-suite shower room and four further double bedrooms plus a family bathroom and separate shower room generously spaced out over the second and third floors.
Externally to the rear of the property, this substantial plot is separated into three key areas of lawn, patio and pond, offering space for entertaining.
The property has been finished to an excellent standard by the current vendors and viewing is highly recommended.
Moggerhanger village is situated to the west of Sandy. Local amenities include a pub and small shop in the neighbouring village of Willington as well as a church and primary school. Additional shopping, educational and leisure facilities can be found in Sandy (2.5 miles approx.) and Biggleswade (4.5 miles approx.) For the commuter there are rail links to London Kings Cross from both these locations, as well as easy access to the A1(M).
