Full Details

Entrance Hall
Travertine tiled flooring, radiator with decorative cover, Stairs rising to first floor, recessed book shelving, ceiling downlighters. Staircase to first floor.

Living Room
5.2m x 4.2m (17' 1" x 13' 9")
Travertine tiled flooring, two walk-in bays with glazed doors to side garden, radiator, recessed ceiling downlighters.

Kitchen/Dining/Family Room
5.85m x 3.00m (19' 2" x 9' 10")
Fitted with hardwood counters incorporating breakfast bar and a comprehensive range of shaker-style cabinets in cream with under counter sink and mixer tap, appliances to include double oven and hob with extractor hood, dishwasher and fridge and a variety of draws, extractor fan.
Vaulted ceiling with four Velux-style rooflights, pelmet lighting and recessed ceiling downlighters, Travertine tiled flooring, radiator, picture windows and glazed double doors opening onto the rear garden terrace.

Utility Room
Recently refitted with full length countertops and a range of storage cabinets, single bowl sink and mixer tap, plumbing for washing machine and space for additional appliances, oil-fired boiler. Fully tiled walls and Travertine tiled flooring, part glazed door to side.

Shower Room
2.42 x 2.23 (7' 4" x 7' 11")
Suite comprising double shower enclosure with multipanels and glazed screen (Monsoon and hand shower attachments), vanity unit with sink, mixer tap and storage cupboards, WC with concealed cistern. Travertine tiled flooring, radiator/heated towel rail, extractor fan and window to side. Airing cupboard.

Bedroom Two
3.80 x 3.40 (12' 6" x 11' 2")
Fitted wardrobes, radiator, recessed ceiling downlighters, bow window to front.

Bedroom Three
3.50 x 3.00 (11' 6" x 9' 10")
Fitted wardrobe, radiator, bow window to front.

Bedroom Four / Study
2.45 x 2.00 (8' 0" x 6' 7")
Window to side elevation.

First Floor Landing
Built-in double wardrobe, access to eaves storage space, Velux rooflight.

Bedroom One
4.50 x 3.40 (14' 9" x 11' 2")
Radiator with decorative cover, part-vaulted ceiling and large Velux window to rear with views over the garden. Built-in eaves cupboards.

Bathroom
3.76 x 2.20 (12 '4" x 7’ 3”)
Duravit suite comprising washstand with granite countertop and twin inset basins with 3-hole lever taps, central mixer and pop-up waste, dais with kick-space lighting which houses a double ended spa bath with wall mounted taps and shower mixer, close coupled WC. Vertical radiator/towel rail, part vaulted ceiling with recessed downlighters, Velux windows to front and rear and window to side.

Outside
The property is set well back from the lane with a deep, lawned frontage interspersed with mature trees and borders stocked with a variety of specimen shrubs. A private gravelled drive sweeps down to the extensive parking/turning space and there are single and double entrance gates with block paved pathways providing access to the rear.
The delightful south facing gardens are fully landscaped and feature a generous lawn, a wealth of mature trees and established borders with a diverse array of plants and shrubs, a charming covered terrace with climbing vine, ornamental pond and water feature with surrounding decked seating area and pathway, large timber gazebo with felt tiled roof and a double-glazed summerhouse ideal as a garden office – with lined and insulated walls, fitted carpet, power and light.

The Village
Stonely is a designated conservation area, within the parish of Kimbolton, to the west of Huntingdonshire and close to the boundary with Bedfordshire. It is situated on the route between St Neots and Kimbolton, the highway set in the valley of the River Kym amongst the rolling landscape which characterises the western edge of the district.
The A1 is about 5.7 miles Southeast giving excellent dual carriageway access both north and south and to the A14/M11. An excellent main line commuter train service to London St Pancras is available at St Neots (approximately 8 miles) and Huntingdon (Kings Cross).
Bedford is approximately 14 miles and Cambridge 26 miles away.
The airports of Stansted and Luton can be reached in approximately one hour, with East Midlands in around one and a quarter hours.
Nearby, is the popular and historic market town of Kimbolton which boasts one of the area's leading private schools, Kimbolton School, along with the well-regarded Kimbolton Primary Academy.
Dominated by St. Andrew's Church at the northern end of the High Street and Kimbolton Castle to the south, there is a variety of shops and eateries, a doctor's surgery, dentist, chemist with post office, supermarket and two pubs.

town and country.