This web page was created in 2005 to help sell our old house in Newport Pagnell. We've left it on our current website because it's nice to look back on.
2007 addition to this page - 3D models of the house in Google Earth and Google Sketchup 6 (.zip file - 316k)
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Imagine waking up to this view from your bedroom window
Photograph of Bury Field Common taken from 1st floor at rear of house (6.45am).
Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire
2 double bedrooms, lounge, dining area, kitchen and bathroom, 100 ft rear garden, gas central heating, double glazing, off-road parking. Freehold.
Left: house from rear_______________ Centre: house from front_______________ Right: aerial view of house location
The 2 front doors reflect the dual benefits of this small but spacious two bed terraced house. It is situated conveniently at the centre of the historic town of Newport Pagnell. Also with extensive views over the Ouse Valley countryside. Within walking distance of amenities i.e. schools, churches, doctors surgery, shops, supermarkets, pubs, restaurants, take-aways, blockbuster video etc. plus direct access to Bury field common. A perfect synergy of town and country life. It would be difficult to find a more desirable location. The local schools are amongst the best in the Milton Keynes area, junction 14 of the M1 motorway is only 2 miles distant and the local council extol the virtues of a 4.5 mile circular walk through the fields and farms of the Ouse Valley that begins right outside the garden gate (Milton Keynes Borough Council countryside walks number 1).
PROPERTY DETAILS:
Entrance Via part glazed door to:
Dining Area 13’ 7 x 6’ 4 including area taken up by base of stairs. Built-in under-stair cupboard with light. 2 radiators including a stylish modern vertical unit.
Lounge 17’ 0 x 11’ 3 including bay. Bespoke glass-fronted open fireplace, radiator, extensive fitted book shelves, decorative picture rail, sealed unit double glazed window to front and french doors to garden.
Kitchen 11’ 2 x 8’ 1. Plus alcove for floor mounted gas central heating boiler. Kitchen has sufficient room for full-size appliances - dishwasher, washer / dryer, cooker and fridge. Fitted units to base, sealed unit double glazed window to rear, door to pantry cupboard and door to garden.
First floor Sealed unit double glazed window on landing over looking field to rear of house.
Bedroom 1 14’ 11 x 11’ 3. Sealed unit double glazed windows to 2 aspects - front and rear. Considerable storage space consisting of fitted wardrobes to two walls plus built in cupboard with shelving, radiator.
Bedroom 2 10’ 2 x10’ 0. Sealed unit double glazed window to front, shelved built in storage cupboard and airing cupboard, radiator.
Bathroom Panelled bath with electric shower, pedestal wash hand basin, low level w.c., tiling to splash areas, radiator and sealed unit double glazed window to rear.
Outside Rear Rear garden length is exactly 100 feet. The garden is divided into two distinct areas by a beech hedge. Adjacent to the house is an area for relaxing, including a paved patio, pergola, lawn and summer house (fitted with toughened glass and mains electricity). Beyond the beech hedge is an area suitable for growing fruit and vegetables and includes a couple of recently planted trees (Bramley apple and Morello cherry). This area also includes a generously proportioned shed with mains electricity.
Outside Front Off road parking, remainder laid to lawn, path to entrance.Gas fired central heating and 1 open fireplace. The house is double glazed throughout with the exception of 2 small windows and the front doors.
Kitchen
Lounge
Bedrooms 1 and 2 - Queensize double beds shown in each room
Bathroom and Dining area
Ground floor plan (front of house at bottom)
First floor plan - note that neither the fitted wardrobes nor the fitted bookshelves are shown in these plans.
100 ft Rear Garden
Rear of house - taken from approximately half way up the garden. The wisteria in bloom (6/6/05)
Off road parking sufficient for 2 large cars
Newport Pagnell boasts the oldest iron bridge in the world that is still used by motor vehicles
Build a model of the house! - Click on the picture below, then right click on the model that appears and choose "save image as" or "save picture as" to save the model to your computer. Print the model on 160gsm card, then cut it out and glue it together. Happy model building! Note model is not 100% to scale but does represent all the main features of the house.
Click on the link below to open the Ouse Valley circular walk.
