3 bedroom house for sale

Overview

GUIDE PRICE ***£425,000- £450,000 *** Nestled on the southern outskirts of town, sitting on the edge of Stevenage Golf Course golf course and at the foot of the village of Aston. Goddard End is an Oasis in itself, with its own water meadow and nature reserve; it is surrounded by a flurry of wildlife and is a little haven for you and your pooch on your daily walk.This road has maintained its uniqueness of being a friendly neighbourhood community which enjoys the lifestyle of both town and country living. The local pubs are a welcoming walk away, as are the nearby shops in Bragbury End, Oaks Cross and a big Sainsburys in Poplars for your weekly shop.Goddard End is a meander of solely detached privately owned homes. A convenient spot to live, where you can join both the A1M and A10 via the A602. The area is also served by two railway stations, one is in Knebworth which is only a mile and half away and the mainline station in Stevenage, which has fast train links so you can be in central London within 25 minutes! The current owners fell in love with there home as soon as they drove into the road and viewed...Will it be the same for you too?This three bedroom home is the perfect size for a young family and it is also a formidable size for you to downsize. And if you are like the current owners - a young couple who started their family here and have had many happy years living here!The Practical Bit!The property has UPVC double glazed windows and doors throughout, it is gas central heated, the loft is insulated and also offers you extra storage space, there are integrated appliances in the kitchen, the drive has parking for two cars plus you have the garage, all the bedrooms have wardrobes plus the airing cupboard is a bonus storage space.New to Stevenage?Stevenage is situated on a commuter belt serving both London and the North and is very easy to get around, having a grid like road system and cycle pathways throughout the town.It has retail and leisure parks, a town centre, industrial areas and is a major hub to the STEM industry too. Currently going through regeneration, the town is growing and is attracting many people to live here. It also has a charming Old Town, which has historic architecture dating back to the 17th century with its pretty leafy, tree lined High Street and cafe culture. A very quaint part of town, with independent boutique shops and businesses, offering a variety of retail and gastronomic delights. Council tax band: E