House For Sale £295,000
Front porch Entrance door, window to side, part glazed inner door, tiled flooring.
Hallway Stairs to first floor, radiator.
Living room 14' 0" x 11' 11" (4.28m x 3.64m) Window to front, fireplace with wood burning stove, radiator, inset spotlights to ceiling.
Kitchen/diner 17' 4" x 8' 10" (5.29m x 2.70m) Part glazed door and two windows to garden, range of high and low level cupboard units, splashback tiling, built in oven with four ring gas hob, one and half stainless steel sink with mixer tap, plumbing for washing machine, radiator, inset spotlights to ceiling, wooden flooring.
Cloakroom WC, wash hand basin with mixer tap, extractor fan, tiled flooring.
First floor landing Loft access.
Bedroom one 13' 7" x 9' 6" (4.15m x 2.92m) Two windows to front, two fitted wall lamps, inset spotlights to ceiling, radiator.
Bedroom two 11' 5" x 8' 2" (3.49m x 2.51m) Window to rear garden, radiator.
Bedroom three 8' 7" x 7' 10" (2.64m x 2.41m) Window to rear garden, radiator.
Bathroom 7' 0" x 6' 6" (2.15m x 2m) Window to front, tiled walls, WC, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, panelled bath with shower attachment over, wall mounted gas combi boiler, heated towel rail, tiled flooring.
Parking and gardens To the front there is a brick paved driveway providing off road parking for two vehicles.
A long, mature rear garden extending to 160ft, laid to lawn with shrubs to borders, side access to the front, patio and water butts, leading through an archway to a second section with a shed with light and power. Archway leads to a third section used as a vegetable patch with apple and plum trees.
Location and facilities Willingham is located approximately 12 miles northwest of Cambridge and offers excellent access into Cambridge via the recently expanded and improved A14, which leads onto M11 south and A1 north. Popular for both cyclist and runners, the guided busway also provides a well used cycle path parallel to the bus route. This is a direct route into Cambridge and stops at Cambridge North, city centre and Addenbrooke's. With a Tesco superstore, petrol station and precinct of shops in nearby Bar Hill. The village is very well served with facilities including two village stores, three public houses, bakery, butchers and farm shop, doctor's surgery, primary school, post office, antique and new furniture sale hall with tea rooms and a number of small businesses along its bustling High Street. There is also a recreation ground with football pitches and sports pavilion, a community centre, social club and three public houses – The Duke of Wellington, The Bank which was the first micro pub to open in the county and The Porterhouse Pub. The local primary school is located in the village and has recently been rated as 'Good' by Ofsted making it an ideal location for a young family. In addition, the village is in the catchment area for Cottenham Village College and Sixth Form and the recently opened Northstowe Secondary School.
Hallway Stairs to first floor, radiator.
Living room 14' 0" x 11' 11" (4.28m x 3.64m) Window to front, fireplace with wood burning stove, radiator, inset spotlights to ceiling.
Kitchen/diner 17' 4" x 8' 10" (5.29m x 2.70m) Part glazed door and two windows to garden, range of high and low level cupboard units, splashback tiling, built in oven with four ring gas hob, one and half stainless steel sink with mixer tap, plumbing for washing machine, radiator, inset spotlights to ceiling, wooden flooring.
Cloakroom WC, wash hand basin with mixer tap, extractor fan, tiled flooring.
First floor landing Loft access.
Bedroom one 13' 7" x 9' 6" (4.15m x 2.92m) Two windows to front, two fitted wall lamps, inset spotlights to ceiling, radiator.
Bedroom two 11' 5" x 8' 2" (3.49m x 2.51m) Window to rear garden, radiator.
Bedroom three 8' 7" x 7' 10" (2.64m x 2.41m) Window to rear garden, radiator.
Bathroom 7' 0" x 6' 6" (2.15m x 2m) Window to front, tiled walls, WC, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, panelled bath with shower attachment over, wall mounted gas combi boiler, heated towel rail, tiled flooring.
Parking and gardens To the front there is a brick paved driveway providing off road parking for two vehicles.
A long, mature rear garden extending to 160ft, laid to lawn with shrubs to borders, side access to the front, patio and water butts, leading through an archway to a second section with a shed with light and power. Archway leads to a third section used as a vegetable patch with apple and plum trees.
Location and facilities Willingham is located approximately 12 miles northwest of Cambridge and offers excellent access into Cambridge via the recently expanded and improved A14, which leads onto M11 south and A1 north. Popular for both cyclist and runners, the guided busway also provides a well used cycle path parallel to the bus route. This is a direct route into Cambridge and stops at Cambridge North, city centre and Addenbrooke's. With a Tesco superstore, petrol station and precinct of shops in nearby Bar Hill. The village is very well served with facilities including two village stores, three public houses, bakery, butchers and farm shop, doctor's surgery, primary school, post office, antique and new furniture sale hall with tea rooms and a number of small businesses along its bustling High Street. There is also a recreation ground with football pitches and sports pavilion, a community centre, social club and three public houses – The Duke of Wellington, The Bank which was the first micro pub to open in the county and The Porterhouse Pub. The local primary school is located in the village and has recently been rated as 'Good' by Ofsted making it an ideal location for a young family. In addition, the village is in the catchment area for Cottenham Village College and Sixth Form and the recently opened Northstowe Secondary School.
