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Floorplan
Map4 bedroom detached house
Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Versatile accommodation extending to 1,764 sq ft (164 sq m)
- Dual aspect Sitting Room with feature fireplace including wood burner, fitted cupboards and shelving in alcoves and exposed wooden floorboards
- Two further reception rooms including a separate Dining Room with views over the front aspect
- Lovely Kitchen/Breakfast Room with fitted wall and base units and integrated appliances
- Principal Bedroom with fitted wardrobes and exposed floorboards
- 3 further Bedrooms and 2 Bath/Shower Rooms (1 En suite)
- Mature west facing rear Garden
- Detached Utility Room and WC
- Gravel driveway leading to Carport
A charming double fronted four bedroom period property set in lovely gardens, in this well served village north west of Cambridge.
St Ives 1 mile, Huntingdon (King's Cross 50 minutes) 7 miles, Cambridge 16 miles, A14 4 miles (distances and time are approximate).
19 Church Street is grade II listed double-fronted house, believed to date from 1837, and built with brick elevations under a tiled roof, arranged over two floors. During their ownership the current owners have undergone an extensive schedule of improvements including a new John Lewis of Hungerford kitchen, new bathrooms, replacement windows and boiler. With a wealth of original features including wooden floorboards, panelled doors and feature fireplaces, this well-presented property benefits from bright and airy accommodation throughout offering prospective purchasers a beautiful ready to move into home.
Needingworth is a well served village situated 1 mile east of St Ives. Local facilities include a general store/post office, highly regarded primary school, public houses and village hall. There are also many delightful walks, cycle rides and bridlepaths. The neighbouring village of Holywell, which lies on the banks of the River Ouse, is home to The Ferry Boat Inn, a large public house/restaurant, which lays claim, along with dozens in the UK, to be the oldest public house in the country.
The historic marketing town of St Ives provides more comprehensive facilities and amenities and is also on the guided bus route which runs between Huntingdon and Cambridge. For the commuter there is a mainline railway station at Huntingdon with services to London's King's Cross in about 50 minutes and the A14 is within about 4 miles providing access to Cambridge and the M11 to the south and the A1(M) to the north.
St Ives 1 mile, Huntingdon (King's Cross 50 minutes) 7 miles, Cambridge 16 miles, A14 4 miles (distances and time are approximate).
19 Church Street is grade II listed double-fronted house, believed to date from 1837, and built with brick elevations under a tiled roof, arranged over two floors. During their ownership the current owners have undergone an extensive schedule of improvements including a new John Lewis of Hungerford kitchen, new bathrooms, replacement windows and boiler. With a wealth of original features including wooden floorboards, panelled doors and feature fireplaces, this well-presented property benefits from bright and airy accommodation throughout offering prospective purchasers a beautiful ready to move into home.
Needingworth is a well served village situated 1 mile east of St Ives. Local facilities include a general store/post office, highly regarded primary school, public houses and village hall. There are also many delightful walks, cycle rides and bridlepaths. The neighbouring village of Holywell, which lies on the banks of the River Ouse, is home to The Ferry Boat Inn, a large public house/restaurant, which lays claim, along with dozens in the UK, to be the oldest public house in the country.
The historic marketing town of St Ives provides more comprehensive facilities and amenities and is also on the guided bus route which runs between Huntingdon and Cambridge. For the commuter there is a mainline railway station at Huntingdon with services to London's King's Cross in about 50 minutes and the A14 is within about 4 miles providing access to Cambridge and the M11 to the south and the A1(M) to the north.
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