House For Sale £335,000
2 Horn Lane is bright, spacious and well presented throughout with a modern kitchen and bathroom, and a generously proportioned open plan sitting / dining room, which has a lovely cosy feel.
The front door is approached over a couple of steps and opens directly into the living space, which is dual aspect and enjoys lots of natural light. Currently the room is set out with a large dining table and chairs on one side and a sitting area set around the log burner on the other. For those preferring to have two reception rooms, the room has formerly been divided with a partition wall, which could easily be reinstated. The kitchen is to the rear of the property and is fitted with a range of matching floor and wall mounted cabinets, there is an integrated fridge, a built in oven and hob with extractor over and space for a washing machine. A traditional pantry is set beneath the staircase and this displays a lovely old brick floor and a wood threshold worn by the passage of time. The rear lobby separates the kitchen and living room and this has a door out to the garden and also gives access to the bathroom, which is fitted with a modern suite comprising of a bath with a shower over, w.c and hand-basin.
On the first floor, the landing is surprisingly spacious, with a window over the staircase providing glimpses of the rear garden and natural light over the stairwell. On this level there are two bedrooms with a sizable, dual aspect master bedroom and a smaller second room, which would take a double bed.
Outside, the garden is a good size, beautifully maintained and south westerly facing, with the studio providing a work space, which is a wonderful asset given recent times. The garden is partially enclosed by a lovely old flint wall and there is a gated pedestrian access from the roadside. The garden has been thoughtfully landscaped with a path leading from the cottage to the studio at the far end; there is a terrace ideal for a dining table and chairs and a shrub border runs alongside the path. The studio at the far end is used by the current owners as a treatment room and an office. There is also a timber store, raised beds and a utility space behind the studio.
A right of access exists in favour of the neighbouring property, as is so often the case with cottages of this period.
Linton is a very popular village around 7 miles south east of Cambridge. It has an excellent range of established local facilities and these include a bakery, an organic food shop, dentist, opticians, pharmacy, hairdressers and a gallery. There is also a highly rated Health Centre and the Village College, which offers good sporting facilities to the public, out of school hours.
There are three local public houses (two of which provide good food), a very popular coffee shop and the village even features its own zoo.
Linton is popular with many due to its fantastic school provision, with a well regarded primary school, which feeds into the high achieving Linton Village College.
The village is also well placed for easy access to the Addenbrooke's Hospital site and Cambridge City centre. For the commuter, the A11 provides access to the M11 south and the A14. Saffron Walden is 6 miles to the south and has mainline railway access via Audley End with fast trains to London Liverpool Street.
The front door is approached over a couple of steps and opens directly into the living space, which is dual aspect and enjoys lots of natural light. Currently the room is set out with a large dining table and chairs on one side and a sitting area set around the log burner on the other. For those preferring to have two reception rooms, the room has formerly been divided with a partition wall, which could easily be reinstated. The kitchen is to the rear of the property and is fitted with a range of matching floor and wall mounted cabinets, there is an integrated fridge, a built in oven and hob with extractor over and space for a washing machine. A traditional pantry is set beneath the staircase and this displays a lovely old brick floor and a wood threshold worn by the passage of time. The rear lobby separates the kitchen and living room and this has a door out to the garden and also gives access to the bathroom, which is fitted with a modern suite comprising of a bath with a shower over, w.c and hand-basin.
On the first floor, the landing is surprisingly spacious, with a window over the staircase providing glimpses of the rear garden and natural light over the stairwell. On this level there are two bedrooms with a sizable, dual aspect master bedroom and a smaller second room, which would take a double bed.
Outside, the garden is a good size, beautifully maintained and south westerly facing, with the studio providing a work space, which is a wonderful asset given recent times. The garden is partially enclosed by a lovely old flint wall and there is a gated pedestrian access from the roadside. The garden has been thoughtfully landscaped with a path leading from the cottage to the studio at the far end; there is a terrace ideal for a dining table and chairs and a shrub border runs alongside the path. The studio at the far end is used by the current owners as a treatment room and an office. There is also a timber store, raised beds and a utility space behind the studio.
A right of access exists in favour of the neighbouring property, as is so often the case with cottages of this period.
Linton is a very popular village around 7 miles south east of Cambridge. It has an excellent range of established local facilities and these include a bakery, an organic food shop, dentist, opticians, pharmacy, hairdressers and a gallery. There is also a highly rated Health Centre and the Village College, which offers good sporting facilities to the public, out of school hours.
There are three local public houses (two of which provide good food), a very popular coffee shop and the village even features its own zoo.
Linton is popular with many due to its fantastic school provision, with a well regarded primary school, which feeds into the high achieving Linton Village College.
The village is also well placed for easy access to the Addenbrooke's Hospital site and Cambridge City centre. For the commuter, the A11 provides access to the M11 south and the A14. Saffron Walden is 6 miles to the south and has mainline railway access via Audley End with fast trains to London Liverpool Street.
