'Atrium House' is a 1960's detached family home which internally has been architecturally designed by the current owners creating a modern open plan living arrangement, the home has over 2500 sq ft of versatile accommodation and is located on a quiet cul-de-sac in the Mid-Bedfordshire village of Silsoe. Approach to the property is on to an 'in-out' shingled driveway providing parking for numerous vehicles, there is gated side access and twin single garages located either side of the home. Internally the home is accessed via a central door in to a substantial entrance hall with feature open fireplace and an inset grate, brick surround and a natural slate floor which is a continuation throughout on this level. An opening leads through in to the library and in-turn through to a sizeable study and a reading/sun room with door to the rear gardens and attached shower room, our feeling is that this area could be converted to create a self contained annex subject to any planning restraints. The open-plan kitchen breakfast room is the hub of the home and incorporates bespoke kitchen units with granite work tops, pleasant views over the rear gardens, an ideal space for entertaining. Off this area is a useful utility room with complimentary units and worktops, W/C facilities and double doors in to the family room which has steps leading up to a mezzanine and further doors on to the rear patio. Upstairs the accommodation is conventional, a staircase opens in to a bright and airy landing with built in bookcase and access to all five bedrooms with are serviced by two family bathrooms. The gardens wrap around the property and are separated in to two sections, they offer a degree of privacy, there are various mature plants, shrubs, borders and a raised patio.

The Bedfordshire village of Silsoe is located on the A6 corridor between the major towns of Bedford and Luton. The area is synonymous for its well regarded school catchments, pretty village pub and local store, which are within walking distance from the property. The English Heritage site of 'Wrest Park' is moments from the development and offers the opportunity to explore one of the area's most historic buildings and well publicised gardens spreading over a ninety two acre site. The proximity of the property means there are public footpaths just a moments walk across to the 'Thrift Wood' and local pub in Wardhedges. Commuter links into London St Pancras from Bedford take approximately 40 minutes and from Flitwick as little as 39 minutes. There is a regular pick up point within close proximity which takes commuters directly to Flitwick station, this service we understand runs Monday to Saturday, with the first one leaving Silsoe at 7.21am arriving at Flitwick station at approximately 7.34am.