2 bed terraced house for sale in Ledburn, Leighton Buzzard LU7, £280,000
280,000.00
Offer Nr.:
64632605
Type of ad:
for Sale
Property type:
2 bed terraced house
Bedrooms:
2
Bathrooms:
2
Reception rooms:
2
Contact name:
Taylors - Leighton Buzzard Sales
Phone(s):
01525 204884
Email:
* Freehold
Built in 1895 this delightful cottage maintains a wealth of period features
and further benefits from a fabulous garden and off road parking. Once inside,
thefront room is a restful space with a working log burner, a delightful bay
window which provides the light with a door leading to the dining room. This
room also has aworking multi fuel burner with a good space for storage under
the stairs. A fitted galley kitchen, that leads to a rear lobby with a door to
outside and downstairs toiletformerly a bathroom ( but could easily be
converted back to a bathroom or a utility / toilet area completes the ground
floor accommodation.
Upstairs there are twogenerous double bedrooms, the front room with a pretty
cast iron decorative fireplace and rural views towards the Ascott House estate
- the other bedroom has a door tothe fitted bathroom which is well appointed.
To the rear of the cottage there is a yard leading on to the lawned area and a
fenced off vegetable garden.
**Situation**
Ledburn is a hamlet in the parish of Mentmore, in Buckinghamshire. It is
ideally situated with easy access to the market town of Leighton Buzzard with
itsmany supermarkets (including Waitrose), shops and restaurants. The name
Ledburn is Anglo Saxon in origin, and means "stream with a conduit". In
manorial records of 1212it was recorded as "Leteburn". The hamlet consists of
two roads with a mixture of Victorian cottages and modern houses. During the
19th and 20th century, the hamlet wasowned by Baron Mayer de Rothschild and,
by inheritance, became part of the Earl of Rosebery`s Mentmore estate. Ledburn
was the scene of the "Great Train Robbery" when a£2. 6 million train robbery
was committed at Bridego Railway Bridge on 8 August 1963. Ledburn is ideally
located for railway communications to London with LeightonBuzzard station
only some 2 miles away with a mainline link of 29 minutes into Euston London.
This Hamlet benefits from being just 8 miles from Tring and nine milesfrom
Milton Keynes.
Built in 1895 this delightful cottage maintains a wealth of period features
and further benefits from a fabulous garden and off road parking. Once inside,
the
window which provides the light with a door leading to the dining room. This
room also has a
the stairs. A fitted galley kitchen, that leads to a rear lobby with a door to
outside and downstairs toilet
converted back to a bathroom or a utility / toilet area completes the ground
floor accommodation.
Upstairs there are two
cast iron decorative fireplace and rural views towards the Ascott House estate
- the other bedroom has a door to
To the rear of the cottage there is a yard leading on to the lawned area and a
fenced off vegetable garden.
**Situation**
Ledburn is a hamlet in the parish of Mentmore, in Buckinghamshire. It is
ideally situated with easy access to the market town of Leighton Buzzard with
its
Ledburn is Anglo Saxon in origin, and means "stream with a conduit". In
manorial records of 1212
two roads with a mixture of Victorian cottages and modern houses. During the
19th and 20th century, the hamlet was
by inheritance, became part of the Earl of Rosebery`s Mentmore estate. Ledburn
was the scene of the "Great Train Robbery" when a
was committed at Bridego Railway Bridge on 8 August 1963. Ledburn is ideally
located for railway communications to London with Leighton
only some 2 miles away with a mainline link of 29 minutes into Euston London.
This Hamlet benefits from being just 8 miles from Tring and nine miles
Milton Keynes.
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