House For Sale £210,000
Church Street, Stanground, Peterborough PE2
previous price £220,000

Unique cottage steeped in history with many features dating back to 1764 when the property was built

This quirky property has an Entrance Hall, Lounge, Dining Room, Utility/WC and kitchen/diner

The first floor has 3 double bedrooms and the bathroom and WC

There is a mature rear garden

Viewing essential to appreciate the features the property offers

Entrance Hall

With radiator, storage, doors to all rooms and door to garden

Lounge (16' 1'' x 16' 1'' (4.9m x 4.9m))

With feature fireplace, radiator, exposed beams, engineered oak flooring and UPVC window to front - door to Kitchen/Diner

Kitchen/Diner

Fitted with base and wall units with worktops over, built in double oven with extractor hood, space for appliances, part tiled walls, tiled floor, 2 UPVC windows to rear, radiator

Utility Room/WC

WC, wash hand basin in unit, radiator and UPVC window to rear, space for appliances

Dining Room (16' 5'' x 10' 2'' (5.0m x 3.1m))

With UPVC window to front, feature fireplace, exposed beams and radiator

First Floor Landing

With doors to all rooms and UPVC window to rear

Bedroom 1 (16' 1'' x 13' 1'' (4.9m x 4.0m))

With UPVC windows to front and rear, radiator, built in wardrobes and door to bathroom

Bathroom

Fitted with WC and wash hand basin, tiled walls, part tiled walls and UPVC window to rear

Bedroom 2 (17' 1'' x 8' 10'' (5.2m x 2.7m))

With UPVC window to front and radiator

Bedroom 3 (8' 6'' x 6' 11'' (2.6m x 2.1m))

With UPVC window to rear and radiator

WC

Fitted with WC and wash hand basin and UPVC window to rear

Outside

Mature, enclosed rear garden with borders, trees and shrubs. Gated access, shed

Agents Note

We have been informed by the owners -

Most of the walls plaster is still original wottle and daub mixed with horse hair, within the loft space you can still see parts of the original ceiling reeds that were used to construct the ceilings.

All the first floor uneven timber floors are due to the way it was constructed ie: They used tree branches to use as floor joists hence the uneveness

The staircase was built insitue hence every stair tread is a different height

The property was built on church land and features in the Stanground Boy book as well as the History of Stanground book

All the ground floor doors are oak veneered