Mount Pleasant, Great Shefford

A quintessential Georgian ‘Gents Res’ . Not Listed and very well presented with superb reception rooms and planning to extend, set in the Valley of the Racehorse. In all 0.97 acre.
Believed to date from 1870, Mount Pleasant is a very attractive period property that is not Listed. The vendors have significantly improved the house during their tenure, and recently granted planning permission now provides for substantial further enhancement. This includes a two‑storey extension, not only to enlarge the kitchen but also to expand the overall footprint, together with the complete rebuilding of the outbuildings and the creation of a new double‑bay garage.
The accommodation is well laid out, with classically proportioned reception rooms, generous ceiling heights throughout, and an abundance of natural light. There is a good cellar ideal for wine storage, and the range of outbuildings offers excellent scope given the approved plans. Occupying a commanding position on the outskirts of the village, the property enjoys wonderful views along the Valley of the Racehorse.