2 bedroom end of terrace house
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Chain-free
Sold STC
End of terrace house
2 beds
1 bath
774
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- 72 sqm / 774 sqft
- 341 sqm / 0.08 acre
- End of terrace
- 2 bed, 1 recep, 1 bath
- Off road parking
- Victorian - freehold
- EPC - D / 64
- Council tax band - C
A beautifully updated Victorian end-of-terrace home with two double bedrooms, blending modern comfort with period charm. Situated in the heart of the village, this property offers off-street parking and is available with no onward chain.
The home features a gravelled front garden and a driveway to the side, partly paved, providing off-street parking for one vehicle and access to the rear garden. A traditional pedestrian passageway, typical of properties of this era, allows access to the rear terrace for cycles and bins.
The ground floor opens with an inviting, open-plan living/dining room benefiting from a dual aspect that fills the space with natural light. It boasts engineered oak flooring, an exposed brick chimney breast with a charming wood-burning stove, and a cleverly integrated wood storage area in the dining section. Additional practical features include a large under-stairs storage cupboard and staircase access to the first floor.
The kitchen is well-appointed with a range of units complemented by solid wood work surfaces, a Butler sink, and a range cooker with an extractor hood. It also includes a wine cooler, fridge/freezer, and space for additional appliances. Finished with Travertine stone flooring and ceramic tiled splashbacks, the kitchen enjoys a side/rear aspect with a window and door leading to the garden.
The bathroom has been modernised to include a contemporary white suite featuring a low-level WC, wash hand basin with vanity unit, a panelled bath, and a walk-in shower with a drench shower head. Travertine stone tiling adorns the floors and walls, with a window to the rear aspect providing natural light.
First Floor, the landing leads to two generously sized double bedrooms, offering views to the front and rear respectively. Bedroom two benefits from a fitted cupboard over the stairs, adding useful storage.
Outside - The generous rear garden is fully enclosed with timber fencing and features a large lawn, a patio area, and a gravelled seating space near the house. Mature trees, shrubs, and plant borders add character, while raised vegetable beds and a timber shed at the bottom of the garden enhance its versatility. External tap and lighting complete the outdoor amenities.
Pepys Terrace is within easy walking distance of the guided busway, providing easy access to the North City railway station, Science, Business parks and City centre, local shops, Station cafe and Railway View public house are close by.
Impington is widely acknowledged as being one of the most highly sought after villages north of the city, renowned for its sense of community and excellent educational facilities. The village sits just 3 miles from Cambridge City Centre with its combination of ancient and modern buildings, winding lanes and a wide range of shopping facilities.
There are a broad range of amenities provided by the neighbouring village of Histon including local shopping and a fine selection of pubs and restaurants.
Impington and Histon share an Infant and Junior School which is Ofsted rated as good. Secondary education is available at the IVC (Impington Village College) which provides educational facilities up to the age of 18 including International Baccalaureate.
The property is well placed for access to the A14 / M11 road networks as well as Cambridge North Railway Station which is just 3 miles away. The Guided Busway (running from Huntingdon Railway Station to Trumpington Park & Ride), provides a direct link to Cambridge City Centre, Cambridge Railway Station and Addenbrookes Hospital.
The home features a gravelled front garden and a driveway to the side, partly paved, providing off-street parking for one vehicle and access to the rear garden. A traditional pedestrian passageway, typical of properties of this era, allows access to the rear terrace for cycles and bins.
The ground floor opens with an inviting, open-plan living/dining room benefiting from a dual aspect that fills the space with natural light. It boasts engineered oak flooring, an exposed brick chimney breast with a charming wood-burning stove, and a cleverly integrated wood storage area in the dining section. Additional practical features include a large under-stairs storage cupboard and staircase access to the first floor.
The kitchen is well-appointed with a range of units complemented by solid wood work surfaces, a Butler sink, and a range cooker with an extractor hood. It also includes a wine cooler, fridge/freezer, and space for additional appliances. Finished with Travertine stone flooring and ceramic tiled splashbacks, the kitchen enjoys a side/rear aspect with a window and door leading to the garden.
The bathroom has been modernised to include a contemporary white suite featuring a low-level WC, wash hand basin with vanity unit, a panelled bath, and a walk-in shower with a drench shower head. Travertine stone tiling adorns the floors and walls, with a window to the rear aspect providing natural light.
First Floor, the landing leads to two generously sized double bedrooms, offering views to the front and rear respectively. Bedroom two benefits from a fitted cupboard over the stairs, adding useful storage.
Outside - The generous rear garden is fully enclosed with timber fencing and features a large lawn, a patio area, and a gravelled seating space near the house. Mature trees, shrubs, and plant borders add character, while raised vegetable beds and a timber shed at the bottom of the garden enhance its versatility. External tap and lighting complete the outdoor amenities.
Pepys Terrace is within easy walking distance of the guided busway, providing easy access to the North City railway station, Science, Business parks and City centre, local shops, Station cafe and Railway View public house are close by.
Impington is widely acknowledged as being one of the most highly sought after villages north of the city, renowned for its sense of community and excellent educational facilities. The village sits just 3 miles from Cambridge City Centre with its combination of ancient and modern buildings, winding lanes and a wide range of shopping facilities.
There are a broad range of amenities provided by the neighbouring village of Histon including local shopping and a fine selection of pubs and restaurants.
Impington and Histon share an Infant and Junior School which is Ofsted rated as good. Secondary education is available at the IVC (Impington Village College) which provides educational facilities up to the age of 18 including International Baccalaureate.
The property is well placed for access to the A14 / M11 road networks as well as Cambridge North Railway Station which is just 3 miles away. The Guided Busway (running from Huntingdon Railway Station to Trumpington Park & Ride), provides a direct link to Cambridge City Centre, Cambridge Railway Station and Addenbrookes Hospital.
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