Turvey Road, Carlton, Bedford, MK43 7LH

On the ground floor, there is a Kitchen Breakfast room with double doors to a conservatory that leads to the gardens. The study/second reception room has a window overlooking the gardens and further views across the valley. The Sitting room has a log-burning stove and door out onto a full-width verandah that offers the space for a comfy seat to absorb the country sounds and vistas across the Great Ouse valley.

Stairs lead to the first-floor landing where there are three double-sized bedrooms, all with aspects of the surrounding countryside, and a recently refashioned shower bathing-room.

Outside
At the top of the tree-lined driveway, there is a driveway for 5-6 cars and a double carport. the gardens extend to circa 1.2 acres and include a kitchen garden, ponds and lawns.

Walking through the carports takes you to the stables, tack room and Kitchen garden which are orientated around the orchard, in addition there are two stone barn buildings that, subject to planning permission, could provide secondary accommodation in the form of an annexe or even a second home. 

The whole plot extends to in-excess of 1.5 acres

Carlton
Carlton is a sought-after village in North Bedfordshire that offers rural living alongside connections to larger villages and towns and their wide supply of amenities. Bedford’s well-provisioned centre is just over 8 miles away, with its railway station delivering regular services into London. The A6 and A428 are easily accessible, with the M1 and A1 linked from these. London Luton Airport is approximately 35 miles away. Carlton has a 12th-century church, a local store with a Post Office, a village hall, and two public houses—both benefitting from outdoor drinking/dining.
Separated by the River Ouse, multiple Green Flag award-winning Harrold Odell Country Park is just north of the village, providing 114 acres of opportunity for activities and pursuits. There is an OFSTED ‘Outstanding’ primary school in Carlton, and the nearby Sharnbrook Academy catchment extends here. Alternative schooling, including the Harpur Trust, is slightly further afield.