House For Sale £695,000
37 High Street is a detached period family house set amongst other character homes in this popular South Cambs village, it has a wonderful blend of original and modern features and a wonderful rear garden, the entire plot measures around 47m / 154' front to back.
The drive leads to the side door and to the wide entrance hallway which has a cloaks cupboard and stairs leading to the first floor.
From here a door leads to the sitting room at the front of the house which has two double glazed windows, wooden flooring, fitted cupboards and book cases and a feature wood burner.
The kitchen/dining/family room is an impressive space with terracotta tiled floor in the kitchen and Herringbone wooden flooring in the remainder.
The kitchen has a good range of fitted units, an Aga, a recently fitted electric oven and a Butler sink. There is plumbing and space for additional appliances. The dining/living space has plenty of space for a dining table and sofas and has French doors opening to the gardens lower terrace.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms including two doubles, one of which comprises a 3 piece en-suite shower room and fitted wardrobes.
There is a separate family bathroom comprising a bath with shower over, wash basin and wc and partly tiled walls.
To the side of the house there is a driveway leading to a five bar timber gate and additional parking and an ev charging point. The gravelled drive leads to the double garage/workshop (8.5m/28' x 5m/17') which has power, light and water connected. This space has potential to be converted in part to a garden studio, gym or annexe.
The garden is mainly to lawn with flowering borders, in addition to the lower terrace there is a further raised terrace at the far end to enjoy the garden from.
Orwell is an attractive, traditional Cambridgeshire village about 7 miles south west of Cambridge and a similar distance north of Royston.
The centre of the village carries very little through traffic and its compact size gives it a close sense of community aided by a thriving primary school, handsome dining pub, general convenience store, post office and hairdresser.
There is a large recreation ground and a Parish Council owned hillside nature reserve that is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest. A 15th Century Parish Church overlooks the village and there is a village hall and Methodist Church. There are tennis and football clubs, singing group, gardening group and golf society.
The National Trust's Wimpole Hall and Home Farm are nearby and can be accessed by a network of footpaths running off Hillside and out into the countryside.
For the commuter the A603 gives easy access into west Cambridge by Barton Road or on to the M11 in about 6 miles. Royston's mainline station gives access to Kings Cross frequently and quickly, often in under 40 minutes.
The drive leads to the side door and to the wide entrance hallway which has a cloaks cupboard and stairs leading to the first floor.
From here a door leads to the sitting room at the front of the house which has two double glazed windows, wooden flooring, fitted cupboards and book cases and a feature wood burner.
The kitchen/dining/family room is an impressive space with terracotta tiled floor in the kitchen and Herringbone wooden flooring in the remainder.
The kitchen has a good range of fitted units, an Aga, a recently fitted electric oven and a Butler sink. There is plumbing and space for additional appliances. The dining/living space has plenty of space for a dining table and sofas and has French doors opening to the gardens lower terrace.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms including two doubles, one of which comprises a 3 piece en-suite shower room and fitted wardrobes.
There is a separate family bathroom comprising a bath with shower over, wash basin and wc and partly tiled walls.
To the side of the house there is a driveway leading to a five bar timber gate and additional parking and an ev charging point. The gravelled drive leads to the double garage/workshop (8.5m/28' x 5m/17') which has power, light and water connected. This space has potential to be converted in part to a garden studio, gym or annexe.
The garden is mainly to lawn with flowering borders, in addition to the lower terrace there is a further raised terrace at the far end to enjoy the garden from.
Orwell is an attractive, traditional Cambridgeshire village about 7 miles south west of Cambridge and a similar distance north of Royston.
The centre of the village carries very little through traffic and its compact size gives it a close sense of community aided by a thriving primary school, handsome dining pub, general convenience store, post office and hairdresser.
There is a large recreation ground and a Parish Council owned hillside nature reserve that is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest. A 15th Century Parish Church overlooks the village and there is a village hall and Methodist Church. There are tennis and football clubs, singing group, gardening group and golf society.
The National Trust's Wimpole Hall and Home Farm are nearby and can be accessed by a network of footpaths running off Hillside and out into the countryside.
For the commuter the A603 gives easy access into west Cambridge by Barton Road or on to the M11 in about 6 miles. Royston's mainline station gives access to Kings Cross frequently and quickly, often in under 40 minutes.
