This 4000+ sq ft detached period house features attractive accommodation and plenty of character throughout, including sash windows, stripped wooden floorboards and original fireplaces. The size of this home and garden really does need to be seen to truly appreciate what it has to offer. The ground floor has two main reception rooms, a well-proportioned drawing room with dual aspect including French doors opening onto the south-facing rear garden, as well as an open fireplace. The formal dining room also welcomes plenty of natural light and includes an original fireplace. Towards the rear there is a sunny conservatory, an open-plan kitchen and family room, both of which have French doors onto the garden. The kitchen itself has wooden units, a central island, a butler sink and a range cooker, while further storage space is available in the utility room and an exceptionally spacious cellar. There are three generous double bedrooms on the first floor, with bedroom one having an ensuite bathroom and the large family bathroom has a separate wc. The second floor provides three further double bedrooms.

Separate from the main house is a detached single-story building that consists of seven rooms and has been completely stripped back to bare walls, resulting in multiple options for the new owners. Subject to planning, some of these options could be to turn this into a good-sized, self-contained annexe or possibly remove the building and create a driveway to the back garden for another property. It shares the driveway with the main house and has access via the High Street. This was formerly the doctor's surgery for the village before being converted into two flats.

At the front, the property opens onto the High Street, where on-street parking is available. To the right of the property there is an open garage with space for two vehicles, further parking in the drive itself and access to the annexe (former doctor's surgery). The south-facing rear garden welcomes plenty of sunlight and includes raised timber decking, paved and gravel terracing and an area of lawn, border flowerbeds and a variety of mature shrubs, trees and hedgerow.

The property is located in the heart of the charming village of Sutton, surrounded by beautiful countryside and six miles from the historic cathedral city of Ely. Sutton has several amenities, including local shops, a pharmacy, a primary school and a parish church while Ely, with its extensive shopping, supermarkets and amenities is within easy reach. Ely is also home to a choice of schools, including the independent King’s Ely. Cambridge is 17 miles to the south, with its excellent shopping, leisure and cultural facilities. The area is well connected by road, with the A10 providing access towards Cambridge and the M11 and A1 less than 20 miles away. Ely mainline station provides direct rail services to London Liverpool Street, Kings Cross, Cambridge and Stanstead Airport