House For Sale £425,000
Offered with no onward chain, Little Thatch is a charming period cottage, which has sympathetically updated to offer the comforts of modern day living along with the character associated with its age.
It is in a delightful setting among other period homes all of which are a hop, skip and a jump to the village centre where there is an excellent range of facilities.
A little further on your bike and you can be at the popular Hot Numbers Roastery and Shepreth train station.
A gated pathway leads to the cottage alongside which there is a timber shed. Once inside, the hall provides access to the living room which has exposed timbers, a feature fireplace and window seat with storage under.
The shower room has been updated to include a corner shower unit. Wash basin with cupboards under, wc, heated towel rail and tiled walls.
The dining room has a staircase to the first floor and opens to the kitchen, which is fitted with stylish grey painted kitchen units with solid wooden work surfaces. There is a fitted oven and hob, plumbing and space for a washing machine and other appliances.
The landing on the first floor leads to bedroom two and the primary bedroom, a spacious double with fitted cupboards and steps to the dressing room, which has a good range of fitted storage.
The main garden area is to the side, which is private and an ideal space to sit and relax in the southerly aspect, this is in turn leads to the rear garden, again enclosed and private, with a useful garden studio which has power, double glazed windows and is insulated, providing an ideal home working space.
Gated access leads to the parking area which depending on car size, can accommodate 2 cars.
Melbourn is popular, larger, historic south Cambridgeshire village about 7 miles south of the city between the A10 and A505.
Facilities in the village are excellent and the community is thriving. There is a broad range of local shops, services and healthcare, The Hub, which is a superb community building and coffee shop, primary schools and Melbourn Village College, which is part of the Comberton Academy Trust.
The village has its own 17 acre science park, home to a broad range of companies and its own sports centre with a 20 metre pool and gym.
For commuters the A10 and A505 give excellent road access. Meldreth Railway Station (Cambridge c. 18 mins, London King's Cross c. 69 mins) is less than a mile away with a pleasant cycle and pedestrian route to it.
There are major supermarkets and other facilities in Royston (3 miles) including a station with a 39 minute service to King's Cross.
It is in a delightful setting among other period homes all of which are a hop, skip and a jump to the village centre where there is an excellent range of facilities.
A little further on your bike and you can be at the popular Hot Numbers Roastery and Shepreth train station.
A gated pathway leads to the cottage alongside which there is a timber shed. Once inside, the hall provides access to the living room which has exposed timbers, a feature fireplace and window seat with storage under.
The shower room has been updated to include a corner shower unit. Wash basin with cupboards under, wc, heated towel rail and tiled walls.
The dining room has a staircase to the first floor and opens to the kitchen, which is fitted with stylish grey painted kitchen units with solid wooden work surfaces. There is a fitted oven and hob, plumbing and space for a washing machine and other appliances.
The landing on the first floor leads to bedroom two and the primary bedroom, a spacious double with fitted cupboards and steps to the dressing room, which has a good range of fitted storage.
The main garden area is to the side, which is private and an ideal space to sit and relax in the southerly aspect, this is in turn leads to the rear garden, again enclosed and private, with a useful garden studio which has power, double glazed windows and is insulated, providing an ideal home working space.
Gated access leads to the parking area which depending on car size, can accommodate 2 cars.
Melbourn is popular, larger, historic south Cambridgeshire village about 7 miles south of the city between the A10 and A505.
Facilities in the village are excellent and the community is thriving. There is a broad range of local shops, services and healthcare, The Hub, which is a superb community building and coffee shop, primary schools and Melbourn Village College, which is part of the Comberton Academy Trust.
The village has its own 17 acre science park, home to a broad range of companies and its own sports centre with a 20 metre pool and gym.
For commuters the A10 and A505 give excellent road access. Meldreth Railway Station (Cambridge c. 18 mins, London King's Cross c. 69 mins) is less than a mile away with a pleasant cycle and pedestrian route to it.
There are major supermarkets and other facilities in Royston (3 miles) including a station with a 39 minute service to King's Cross.
