House For Sale £700,000
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A 1930s, semi-detached house requiring some modernisation but with excellent potential for extension, conveniently placed for access to the city centre, Cambridge North mainline station and Science Park.
City Centre 1 mile, Science Park 1.5 miles, Mainline Railway Station and A14 2 miles, M11 (Junction 13) 3 miles (distances are approximate).
2 Hurst Park Avenue dates from the 1930s and is constructed with light brick elevations under a flat roof. Typical of the period and retaining some of its period features, the property offers well proportioned rooms with high ceilings arranged over 2 floors. Requiring some modernisation, there is tremendous scope for potential purchasers to create a superb family home to their own particular tastes and standard.
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Generous accommodation extending to 1,693.4 sq ft (157.3 sq m)
Potential to extend, subject to the necessary planning consents being obtained
2 Reception Rooms comprising Dining Room and spacious Sitting Room with French doors to the rear garden
3 generous double Bedrooms to the first floor and potential to reconfigure the ground floor Bedroom into a study or additional reception room
Hurst Park Avenue is situated on the north side of Cambridge just a mile from the heart of the historic city centre with its attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, winding lanes, colleges and extensive shopping and cultural facilities, which can easily be accessed via foot, cycle or bus, with the nearest stop just a short distance away. A good range of local shops are available in nearby Milton Road and there are also a number of schools for all ages in the area. The internationally renowned Cambridge Science Park is situated about 1.5 miles to the north east and a further half a mile beyond is Milton Country Park, a 95 acre site of natural habitat with delightful walks, large open spaces, play area, visitor centre and cafe.
For the commuter, the Cambridge North railway station is situated within about 2 miles and provides services to London's King's Cross and Liverpool Street. It also connects to the Cambridge Guided Busway, which runs between Huntingdon and Cambridge, including stops at the Science Park and Addenbrooke's Hospital, and provides an interchange with the Park & Ride and local bus services.
A 1930s, semi-detached house requiring some modernisation but with excellent potential for extension, conveniently placed for access to the city centre, Cambridge North mainline station and Science Park.
City Centre 1 mile, Science Park 1.5 miles, Mainline Railway Station and A14 2 miles, M11 (Junction 13) 3 miles (distances are approximate).
2 Hurst Park Avenue dates from the 1930s and is constructed with light brick elevations under a flat roof. Typical of the period and retaining some of its period features, the property offers well proportioned rooms with high ceilings arranged over 2 floors. Requiring some modernisation, there is tremendous scope for potential purchasers to create a superb family home to their own particular tastes and standard.
* online viewing available! *
* no onward chain *
Generous accommodation extending to 1,693.4 sq ft (157.3 sq m)
Potential to extend, subject to the necessary planning consents being obtained
2 Reception Rooms comprising Dining Room and spacious Sitting Room with French doors to the rear garden
3 generous double Bedrooms to the first floor and potential to reconfigure the ground floor Bedroom into a study or additional reception room
Hurst Park Avenue is situated on the north side of Cambridge just a mile from the heart of the historic city centre with its attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, winding lanes, colleges and extensive shopping and cultural facilities, which can easily be accessed via foot, cycle or bus, with the nearest stop just a short distance away. A good range of local shops are available in nearby Milton Road and there are also a number of schools for all ages in the area. The internationally renowned Cambridge Science Park is situated about 1.5 miles to the north east and a further half a mile beyond is Milton Country Park, a 95 acre site of natural habitat with delightful walks, large open spaces, play area, visitor centre and cafe.
For the commuter, the Cambridge North railway station is situated within about 2 miles and provides services to London's King's Cross and Liverpool Street. It also connects to the Cambridge Guided Busway, which runs between Huntingdon and Cambridge, including stops at the Science Park and Addenbrooke's Hospital, and provides an interchange with the Park & Ride and local bus services.
