This period two bedroom terraced house is offered for sale with no upward chain and is positioned towards the end of a no through road within the riverside village of Harrold. The property retains many original features, including internal doors and fireplaces, a multi-fuel stove is within an inglenook style fireplace which is a great feature of the lounge.

The main reception room is separate, with replaced wooden exposed floors, built-in small storage cupboard and a open fireplace providing a focal point. A second reception room/conservatory overlooks and provides access to the garden, creating a useful space for dining or additional seating with a large glass sky light. The kitchen includes built-in units and space for kitchen appliances.

Upstairs, is a useful size bright landing space, the main double bedroom has dual aspect windows both to the front and rear with original timber exposed floors, bedroom two is a single size bedroom.

The ground floor bathroom is accessed via the lounge with a doorway leading up timber steps to the refitted bathroom. The property has an EPC rating of C and falls within Council Tax Band C. There is on-road parking and a rear outbuilding provide further storage.

Harrold is known for its riverside setting and green spaces, including Harrold-Odell Country Park, which offers lakeside walks, play areas and a café. The village has local amenities, with further shops and services available in nearby Bedford and Rushden.

Public transport is available via nearby Bedford, where Bedford railway station provides services to London St Pancras in around 40–50 minutes, as well as routes to Brighton and the East Midlands. Road links from Harrold give access to the A6 and A428 for travel towards Bedford, Northampton and Milton Keynes.

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