House For Sale £950,000
Exquisite and imposing Grade II listed detached family residence, retaining much of its original character and splendour, set in beautiful mature gardens and favourably positioned within the sought-after village of Brampton.
- Huntingdon Town Centre - approx. 3 miles
- Huntingdon Railway Station - approx. 2.7 miles
- Peterborough - approx. 18 miles
- Cambridge City Centre - approx. 20 miles
• 5 Bedrooms
• 3 Large reception rooms
• 3 bathrooms
• Period features
• Detached residence
• Mature & private gardens
• Off-street parking for several vehicles
• 960sqft2 Detached barn
• Grade II Listed
Bridge End House, is one of Brampton’s most notable and historical Grade II listed residential properties. This elegant family home is believed to date from the early 1700’s and has been well-maintained and significantly improved by the present owners. Whilst many improvements have been carried out, such as - the installation of a modern heating system and the re-fitting of the kitchen and shower room, the owners have been particularly sympathetic towards the original charm and architectural character of the building.
The impressive main entrance leads to a beautiful hall with feature oak wooden staircase, parquet herringbone flooring and wooden panelling. This spacious entrance hall provides access to the ground floor accommodation to include two reception rooms, formal dining room, study, boot room and shower room.
To the front of the property, there are two generously proportioned reception rooms which enjoy aspects to the front and side with restored sash windows and secondary glazing. Both rooms are cosy, and each feature open fireplaces, exposed timber beams, brass wall lighting and gas fired radiator heating.
The study sits behind the dining room with a large window to the side aspect. There is also a shower room on the ground floor which has been completed to a high specification, fitted in a contemporary style with mosaic tiled flooring and partially tiled walls.
Across the hall is a further generous reception/family room. A window provides garden views, and a set of glazed timber French doors lead to the charming courtyard garden. Features include quarry tiling, inglenook fireplace with timber bressummer and brick surround period style wall lighting.
Off the family room is a delightful kitchen/breakfast room, beautifully appointed in a contemporary, yet traditional style with bespoke timber cabinetry. This immense space which includes an exposed brick wall and roof timbers, offers a fabulous space for entertaining and daily family life. A dual aspect, which includes two sash windows and side door, provides a wealth of natural light and courtyard garden views. A separate utility room completes this area and provides additional kitchen storage. The relevant services are connected for utilities.
An open period oak staircase leads to the first-floor galleried landing. At one end of the landing there are four bedrooms and at the other, the family bathroom and principal bedroom suite. The principal suite is a particularly impressive space, boastful of its exposed timber beams which partially divide this wonderful room.
There is modern en-suite shower room and a large walk-in wardrobe / dressing area with generous eaves storage. Of the remaining four bedrooms, three are good size double rooms which comfortably accommodate large furniture, with the fifth bedroom serving well as a single guest bedroom or nursery.
The family bathroom has been finished to a very good standard, fitted in a traditional style comprising three-piece suite and window to side aspect.
Outside, the property is set back from Buckden Road and securely accessed through remote controlled electronic double gates leading to a gravelled driveway, which provides ample off-road parking arrangements for several large vehicles. The main garden has been laid to lawn and privately enclosed with a tall brick wall, timber panel fencing and is well stocked with a selection of mature shrubs and trees. This wonderful outdoor space provides the perfect spot for playing and entertaining guests. A pathway wraps around the footprint of the property and leads to an elegant and beautifully landscaped central courtyard which sits between the main house and the annexe, perfectly positioned for catching the morning sun and al fresco dining. Once a piggery in earlier times, there is a detached outbuilding/ annexe arranged over two floors and extending to some 960sqft2, providing the scope for further development and use subject to the relevant planning consents.
Location:
Brampton, with its good range of local shops and amenities, is located approximately 3 miles south-west of Huntingdon. Buckden Road, situated close to the picturesque parish church, is located about one mile from Huntingdon railway station which offers very convenient and fast access to London’s Kings Cross. The A1 and A14 are both within 2 miles of the property, giving straightforward access to all major routes. The property also falls under the catchment area for the highly regarded Hinchingbrooke Academy boastful of its stunning grounds. The bus stop for Kimbolton School is within striking distance. The guided busway departing from the train station offers transport links with direct services to both Peterborough city centre and Cambridge city centre.
Additional Information:
Tenure: Freehold
Services: All mains services are connected
Local Authority: Huntingdon District Council Viewing: Strictly by arrangement with Carter Jonas
- Huntingdon Town Centre - approx. 3 miles
- Huntingdon Railway Station - approx. 2.7 miles
- Peterborough - approx. 18 miles
- Cambridge City Centre - approx. 20 miles
• 5 Bedrooms
• 3 Large reception rooms
• 3 bathrooms
• Period features
• Detached residence
• Mature & private gardens
• Off-street parking for several vehicles
• 960sqft2 Detached barn
• Grade II Listed
Bridge End House, is one of Brampton’s most notable and historical Grade II listed residential properties. This elegant family home is believed to date from the early 1700’s and has been well-maintained and significantly improved by the present owners. Whilst many improvements have been carried out, such as - the installation of a modern heating system and the re-fitting of the kitchen and shower room, the owners have been particularly sympathetic towards the original charm and architectural character of the building.
The impressive main entrance leads to a beautiful hall with feature oak wooden staircase, parquet herringbone flooring and wooden panelling. This spacious entrance hall provides access to the ground floor accommodation to include two reception rooms, formal dining room, study, boot room and shower room.
To the front of the property, there are two generously proportioned reception rooms which enjoy aspects to the front and side with restored sash windows and secondary glazing. Both rooms are cosy, and each feature open fireplaces, exposed timber beams, brass wall lighting and gas fired radiator heating.
The study sits behind the dining room with a large window to the side aspect. There is also a shower room on the ground floor which has been completed to a high specification, fitted in a contemporary style with mosaic tiled flooring and partially tiled walls.
Across the hall is a further generous reception/family room. A window provides garden views, and a set of glazed timber French doors lead to the charming courtyard garden. Features include quarry tiling, inglenook fireplace with timber bressummer and brick surround period style wall lighting.
Off the family room is a delightful kitchen/breakfast room, beautifully appointed in a contemporary, yet traditional style with bespoke timber cabinetry. This immense space which includes an exposed brick wall and roof timbers, offers a fabulous space for entertaining and daily family life. A dual aspect, which includes two sash windows and side door, provides a wealth of natural light and courtyard garden views. A separate utility room completes this area and provides additional kitchen storage. The relevant services are connected for utilities.
An open period oak staircase leads to the first-floor galleried landing. At one end of the landing there are four bedrooms and at the other, the family bathroom and principal bedroom suite. The principal suite is a particularly impressive space, boastful of its exposed timber beams which partially divide this wonderful room.
There is modern en-suite shower room and a large walk-in wardrobe / dressing area with generous eaves storage. Of the remaining four bedrooms, three are good size double rooms which comfortably accommodate large furniture, with the fifth bedroom serving well as a single guest bedroom or nursery.
The family bathroom has been finished to a very good standard, fitted in a traditional style comprising three-piece suite and window to side aspect.
Outside, the property is set back from Buckden Road and securely accessed through remote controlled electronic double gates leading to a gravelled driveway, which provides ample off-road parking arrangements for several large vehicles. The main garden has been laid to lawn and privately enclosed with a tall brick wall, timber panel fencing and is well stocked with a selection of mature shrubs and trees. This wonderful outdoor space provides the perfect spot for playing and entertaining guests. A pathway wraps around the footprint of the property and leads to an elegant and beautifully landscaped central courtyard which sits between the main house and the annexe, perfectly positioned for catching the morning sun and al fresco dining. Once a piggery in earlier times, there is a detached outbuilding/ annexe arranged over two floors and extending to some 960sqft2, providing the scope for further development and use subject to the relevant planning consents.
Location:
Brampton, with its good range of local shops and amenities, is located approximately 3 miles south-west of Huntingdon. Buckden Road, situated close to the picturesque parish church, is located about one mile from Huntingdon railway station which offers very convenient and fast access to London’s Kings Cross. The A1 and A14 are both within 2 miles of the property, giving straightforward access to all major routes. The property also falls under the catchment area for the highly regarded Hinchingbrooke Academy boastful of its stunning grounds. The bus stop for Kimbolton School is within striking distance. The guided busway departing from the train station offers transport links with direct services to both Peterborough city centre and Cambridge city centre.
Additional Information:
Tenure: Freehold
Services: All mains services are connected
Local Authority: Huntingdon District Council Viewing: Strictly by arrangement with Carter Jonas
