House For Sale £600,000
Located in Westry, on the periphery of the bustling Cambridgeshire town of March, with rail links to Peterborough and Cambridge and access to a choice of good schools, this immaculate family home offers a wealth of opportunities.
Built originally in the 1970s it has been extended and greatly improved by the current owners and offers light and spacious accommodation complimented by contemporary finishes.
The main house is arranged with a large entrance hall, utility/laundry room, open plan lounge, kitchen, dining room and family room with views of the landscaped rear garden. On the first floor there are four very generous double bedrooms, with en-suite facilities to the principal suite and the main guest room and a large and very modern family bathroom which serves the remaining two bedrooms.
From the dining room on the ground floor there is inter-connecting access to a self-contained, two bedroom annexe which is just perfect for multi-generational living, as additional living space for larger families or as a potential source of income in the rental market.
To the front of the property there is a very smart double garage with parking for up to six cars. Early internal inspection of this property is recommended.
Sellers Insight
Rusholme is a spacious, detached house on the outskirts of the Fenland market town of March: And for the present owners Theresa and Jason, it has been the perfect home. They loved the sense of a warm and inviting atmosphere, as they entered the house. Also, the house had the potential to extend to accommodate the needs of their growing family. It has been a happy and much-loved home for the past seventeen years.
The house has a good choice of reception rooms that flow easily through the ground floor. The well-equipped kitchen blends into the family room where the wall to ceiling glass floods the room with natural light, creating a very positive vibe. There is ample room for parties and large family gatherings, and Jason recalls many celebrations. Friends still talk about the garden party where sixty friends came, and all brought tents and stayed the night. Rusholme is at its best when full of people.
Fenland is famous for its big skies, and backing onto fields provides views to incredibly dramatic stormy skies, beautiful fiery sunsets; and sunlight playing over fields of golden corn. Theresa takes pleasure in the early evening sun as it streams through the windows, creating sharp contrasts of shadows and light down the stairs and across the hallway. The early morning sun lights up the breakfast room for a start of the day feel good experience.
The two-bedroom annexe is self-contained with its own access, kitchen and bathroom. It has been perfect for Theresa’s parents, and allowed the children quality time with their grandparents plus the benefit of built in babysitters.
The garden is a private, calm and green oasis where they can relax and enjoy the tapping of the resident woodpecker in the willow tree.
Rusholme enjoys an excellent location only approximately a mile from the town centre. The River Nene winds its way through the town centre, where there is a good choice of shopping, restaurants and a twice weekly market. There is an excellent rail service to Peterborough and Cambridge, and you can commute into London Kings Cross in under two hours and catch a train straight to Stansted Airport.
Theresa and Jason have loved living at Rusholme but the time has come to downsize. They take away many very happy memories.
Village Information
March is a pretty market town with the old River Nene winding its way through the town centre, past the park and riverside gardens. The town is a popular stopping off point for boaters with free moorings in the town centre, close to shops and places to eat.
There is a good variety of shops from well-known high street names to small independent stores. Two markets, offering a wide variety of goods and locally produced foods, are held weekly: One on Wednesday and the other on Saturday. There is also a good choice of hotels, restaurants and traditional public houses for a bite to eat or evening out.
The town centre has an unusual Broad Street lined with shops and headed by an elaborate 'Fountain' which was erected to commemorate the coronation of King George V. South of the town,
Is the medieval Church of St Wendreda which has a stunning double hammer beam roof with 120 carved angels.
Transport
March has its own railway station with links to London and the North via Peterborough.
March to Peterborough – 18 minutes
Peterborough to London King’s Cross – 51 minutes
By Road:
• Peterborough: 21 miles approx.
• Cambridge: 32 miles approx.
Schools
Primary school: Cavalry Primary School, Ofsted Rating: Good
Secondary school: Neal-Wade Academy, Ofsted Rating: Good
Further Information
Tenure: Freehold
Year Built: 1970’s
Council Tax Band: C
Important Note to Purchasers:
We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller.
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Built originally in the 1970s it has been extended and greatly improved by the current owners and offers light and spacious accommodation complimented by contemporary finishes.
The main house is arranged with a large entrance hall, utility/laundry room, open plan lounge, kitchen, dining room and family room with views of the landscaped rear garden. On the first floor there are four very generous double bedrooms, with en-suite facilities to the principal suite and the main guest room and a large and very modern family bathroom which serves the remaining two bedrooms.
From the dining room on the ground floor there is inter-connecting access to a self-contained, two bedroom annexe which is just perfect for multi-generational living, as additional living space for larger families or as a potential source of income in the rental market.
To the front of the property there is a very smart double garage with parking for up to six cars. Early internal inspection of this property is recommended.
Sellers Insight
Rusholme is a spacious, detached house on the outskirts of the Fenland market town of March: And for the present owners Theresa and Jason, it has been the perfect home. They loved the sense of a warm and inviting atmosphere, as they entered the house. Also, the house had the potential to extend to accommodate the needs of their growing family. It has been a happy and much-loved home for the past seventeen years.
The house has a good choice of reception rooms that flow easily through the ground floor. The well-equipped kitchen blends into the family room where the wall to ceiling glass floods the room with natural light, creating a very positive vibe. There is ample room for parties and large family gatherings, and Jason recalls many celebrations. Friends still talk about the garden party where sixty friends came, and all brought tents and stayed the night. Rusholme is at its best when full of people.
Fenland is famous for its big skies, and backing onto fields provides views to incredibly dramatic stormy skies, beautiful fiery sunsets; and sunlight playing over fields of golden corn. Theresa takes pleasure in the early evening sun as it streams through the windows, creating sharp contrasts of shadows and light down the stairs and across the hallway. The early morning sun lights up the breakfast room for a start of the day feel good experience.
The two-bedroom annexe is self-contained with its own access, kitchen and bathroom. It has been perfect for Theresa’s parents, and allowed the children quality time with their grandparents plus the benefit of built in babysitters.
The garden is a private, calm and green oasis where they can relax and enjoy the tapping of the resident woodpecker in the willow tree.
Rusholme enjoys an excellent location only approximately a mile from the town centre. The River Nene winds its way through the town centre, where there is a good choice of shopping, restaurants and a twice weekly market. There is an excellent rail service to Peterborough and Cambridge, and you can commute into London Kings Cross in under two hours and catch a train straight to Stansted Airport.
Theresa and Jason have loved living at Rusholme but the time has come to downsize. They take away many very happy memories.
Village Information
March is a pretty market town with the old River Nene winding its way through the town centre, past the park and riverside gardens. The town is a popular stopping off point for boaters with free moorings in the town centre, close to shops and places to eat.
There is a good variety of shops from well-known high street names to small independent stores. Two markets, offering a wide variety of goods and locally produced foods, are held weekly: One on Wednesday and the other on Saturday. There is also a good choice of hotels, restaurants and traditional public houses for a bite to eat or evening out.
The town centre has an unusual Broad Street lined with shops and headed by an elaborate 'Fountain' which was erected to commemorate the coronation of King George V. South of the town,
Is the medieval Church of St Wendreda which has a stunning double hammer beam roof with 120 carved angels.
Transport
March has its own railway station with links to London and the North via Peterborough.
March to Peterborough – 18 minutes
Peterborough to London King’s Cross – 51 minutes
By Road:
• Peterborough: 21 miles approx.
• Cambridge: 32 miles approx.
Schools
Primary school: Cavalry Primary School, Ofsted Rating: Good
Secondary school: Neal-Wade Academy, Ofsted Rating: Good
Further Information
Tenure: Freehold
Year Built: 1970’s
Council Tax Band: C
Important Note to Purchasers:
We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller.
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