House For Sale £1,000,000
The Property
Built in the 1940s, this impressive five bedroom family home occupies a prominent position at the entrance to Thorpe Avenue. The accommodation is designed to take advantage of the south-facing aspect, with the principal reception rooms overlooking the garden. Attractively present throughout, it benefits from replacement double glazing and gas-fired central heating. The mature garden of just over half an acre is set over two levels and has far reaching views over the meadows of Longthorpe Conservation Area.
Location
Thorpe Avenue is an extremely attractive cul-de-sac, set around a large open green of approximately an acre which is owned by the residents of Thorpe Avenue. It is situated a short drive from the city centre and railway station and has easy access to the parkway network of roads which links to the main roads including the A47, A1, A605, A15 and A16. Peterborough's main line railway station has a high-speed rail link to London King's Cross with a publicised journey time of approximately 50 minutes.
Outside
Electric gates open to give access to a block-paved driveway which leads to a double garage with electrically operated up and over door. There is a good rear patio and garden store. The
mature gardens enjoy a south-facing aspect and are traditionally landscaped, with large lawns surrounded by borders and mature hedging. Leading off the drawing room and kitchen is a large, paved terrace. In all the plot measures just over half an acre.
Built in the 1940s, this impressive five bedroom family home occupies a prominent position at the entrance to Thorpe Avenue. The accommodation is designed to take advantage of the south-facing aspect, with the principal reception rooms overlooking the garden. Attractively present throughout, it benefits from replacement double glazing and gas-fired central heating. The mature garden of just over half an acre is set over two levels and has far reaching views over the meadows of Longthorpe Conservation Area.
Location
Thorpe Avenue is an extremely attractive cul-de-sac, set around a large open green of approximately an acre which is owned by the residents of Thorpe Avenue. It is situated a short drive from the city centre and railway station and has easy access to the parkway network of roads which links to the main roads including the A47, A1, A605, A15 and A16. Peterborough's main line railway station has a high-speed rail link to London King's Cross with a publicised journey time of approximately 50 minutes.
Outside
Electric gates open to give access to a block-paved driveway which leads to a double garage with electrically operated up and over door. There is a good rear patio and garden store. The
mature gardens enjoy a south-facing aspect and are traditionally landscaped, with large lawns surrounded by borders and mature hedging. Leading off the drawing room and kitchen is a large, paved terrace. In all the plot measures just over half an acre.
