Private House property in Three Bedroomed Mid Terraced House for Sale, Milton Keynes South East England England with sleeps 5, bedrooms 3 available to letting

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Three Bedroomed Mid Terraced House for Sale (House)
buy at £139500

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50027

Home description

The property boasts from a 24ft lounge dining room along with 3 good sized bedrooms. The property would also make a perfect investment property and would rent out in the region of £735 per month.
An Internal Inspection Is Highly Recommended

Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Entrance via solid wood front door leading to inner hallway. Stairs leading to first floor landing. Door leading to lounge / dining room. Laminate wood floor covering. Radiator.
Lounge/Dining Room
7.31m x 2.93m (24' x 9' 7") Duel aspect spacious lounge complete with laminate wood floor covering, two radiators. Door leading to kitchen area.
Kitchen
3.42m x 2.22m (11' 3" x 7' 3") Fitted with a range of base and eye level units with roll top work surfaces under. Space for cooker and fridge freezer. Plumbing for washing machine. one and a half sink in white with mixer tap over. Double glazed window to side aspect. Door leading to rear garden.
Bathroom
2.00m x 2.62m (6' 7" x 8' 7") Three piece bathroom suite in white comprising of low level WC, Hand wash basin & bah with electric power shower fitted over. Double glazed window to side aspect with radiator under. Vinyl floor covering
First Floor
Bedroom One
4.60m x 3.55m (15' 1" x 11' 8") Double glazed window to front aspect with radiator under. Fitted Carpets
Bedroom Two
3.84m x 2.92m (12' 7" x 9' 7") Double glazed window to rear aspect with radiator under. Laminate wood floor covering
Bedroom Three
2.92m x 2.35m (9' 7" x 7' 9") Double glazed window to rear aspect with radiator under. Fitted carpet
Outside
Rear Garden
Mainly laid to lawn with patio area and garden shed.

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The South East England region

New Bradwell is roughly 150 years old. Exact dates are hard to figure, as buildings such as mill houses and farm houses existed on the site of what is now the village of New Bradwell, long before then. Around 1851 the area was little more than a hamlet, with 381 inhabitants and a local industry of stone quarrying and lime kilns. The first purpose built houses were constructed in 1854 - 1856[2] as dwellings for workers in the nearby Wolverton works, by 1861 the village had 1,658 inhabitants and over 4,000 by 1906.

Perhaps the most significant date was the expansion of the parish of Stantonbury on 16 July 1857. The old parish of Stanton Barry, or Stantonbury, contained but 750 acres (3.0 km2), and about a dozen scattered houses. By an Order in Council, dated July 16, 1857, a new parish was formed by adding to the old one the hamlet of New Bradwell. The area of the newly formed parish was 904 acres (3.66 km2). There was a ceremony of laying the foundations for the Church of St. James and other buildings such as the church schoolhouse on Monday May 24, 1858, which may mark the very foundations of the village of New Bradwell as an entity in its own right. The church of St. James was completed in 1860.

Originally this new village was called Stantonbury after the name of the parish.[3] Buses within living memory still had the name Stantonbury on them when they terminated in the village. The change of name seems fairly recent. From records of house deeds, the change appears to have happened in 1921. A record of deed for a house in 1920 records a property in King Edwards Street being in Stantonbury, while the following year another property in the same street is listed as being in New Bradwell. Considering how accurate such legal documents have to be, this is pretty conclusive proof that the change of name was made official at this time, but definitive research would need to be conducted to establish this as fact.[citation needed]

From 1867 to 1964 the village was served by Bradwell railway station on the now defunct Wolverton to Newport Pagnell line.

The Grand Union Canal passes between Bradwell and New Bradwell, providing boating and fishing facilities. The modern Bradwell Aqueduct was the first of its kind to be constructed over the Grand Union in over 100 years

Facilities

Rooms:	Bedrooms (3), Bathrooms (1)
Furniture:	Sleeps maximum of 5
Outdoors:	Private garden
Access:
Further details indoors: Nearest stations: Wolverton(0.4 miles) Milton Keynes Central(2.3 miles) Bletchley(5.4 miles)
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Price

Prices listed are per property per week

	Quoted in	Approx equivalent	Approx equivalent	Approx equivalent
	British £	Euro €	American $	Australian $
Fixed price	139500	173680	218475	223500

Note: Prices may be subject to change at the owner's discretion.

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Contact details for home 50027

Name:	Jason Hunt
Mobile:	+ 44 7731 799148
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Language spoken: English
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