39 Sanger Avenue
Biggleswade
Bedfordshire
SG18 8FY
A superb first time buy or investment purchase, this home has attracted an energy performance / efficiency (EPC) rating B, with electric heating and solar panels and is available with no onward chain. Situated within moments of the train station and town centre, the property also offers easy access to the A1 and local retail park.
An allocated parking space is located at the front of the property in the 'residents only' area and brand new carpets were fitted July 2026.
4.26m x 3.87m (14'0" x 12'8")
3.86m x 2.82m (12'8" x 9'3")
3.28m x 3.00m (10'9" x 9'10")
3.86m x 2.08m (12'8" x 6'10")
2.03m x 1.88m (6'8" x 6'2")
8.23m x 3.96m (27' x 13')Side gated access, outside tap, timber shed.
Single allocated parking space adjacent the property.
Council Tax Band: B £2,015.66 (2026-2027)
Brand new carpets fitted July 2026
Solar Panels Fitted (Owned)
Owner has informed it is a 4kW solar panel system.
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Biggleswade offers a vast array of amenities from newsagents, butcher, baker, cafes and restaurants, hair salons, opticians and High Street brands such as, Boots, Greggs, Subway, Iceland and many more.
The River Ivel provides some lovely picturesque waterside walks with plenty of attractive 'green space' dog walks nearby.
The A1 retail park has encouraged some major retailers to Biggleswade with big brands such as Marks and Spencer, Next, Boots, Halfords, Pets at Home, Smyths Toy Store and B&Q to name a few, plus Lidl supermarket.
The famous Shuttleworth aircraft and vehicle collection is only a few minutes drive (within 4 miles) away where numerous and frequent vintage aircraft will be seen in the surrounding skies.
Amongst the numerous attractions and activities locally, Jordans Mill is within a three mile drive, offering riverside Cafe, attractive walks and historic 19th century flour mill.
The close proximity to town centre and train station means the road is kept safe and unblocked by Council operated timed parking restrictions. Whilst not essential given the properties off road allocated parking, IF required, on road permits can be applied for currently at the rates shown below.
Charges for annual residents' parking permits are as follows:
1st vehicle in household: £31.20
2nd vehicle in household: £95.30
3rd vehicle in household: £127.10
book of 25 visitor permits: £32.50
Although these particulars are thought to be materially correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract.
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