House For Sale £625,000
Summary Substantial four bedroom detached house occupying a large plot in a secluded position. The house is set well back from the road with generous gardens to front and rear, a driveway for three vehicles and a garage. The accommodation offers a lounge, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, workshop/utility room, a bathroom, shower room and cloakroom.
Interior The ground floor comprises of an entrance hall with two built in cupboards, a cloakroom, a kitchen/breakfast room with door to rear garden. There is a broad living room with a stone fireplace and a full room width front window letting in plenty of light. Double doors lead to the dining room also with a full width window. On the side of the house is a large workshop/utility room with Velux windows and doors giving access to the front and rear.
On the first floor, there is a landing with airing cupboard, three double bedrooms - all with built in wardrobes - plus a fourth single bedroom. There is also a bathroom (no WC) and a separate shower room.
Exterior The proeprty is set well back from the road behind a deep front garden and accessed via a driveway shared with one neighbouring proeprty. There is a driveway providing parking for three vehicles and a garage. The private rear garden is lawned with mature trees and shrubs, with a large patio and timber garden shed.
Location Lolworth is a picturesque village which is nestled in the countryside and yet only 8 miles (12.87 km) from the university city of Cambridge.
The village has a pleasant mix of character properties, including barn conversions and farms with an attractive central green. The village hall offers space for the community and each Friday is used as a public house.
Delightful walks surround the village and you can walk through to several of the surrounding villages such as Bar Hill, Elsworth, Knapwell, and Boxworth; perfect for countryside walks to exercise the dog.
With easy access to shopping in Bar Hill, Cambourne and St Ives, Lolworth benefits significantly from the expansion of the A14, with its access bridge into the village. The local primary school is in Bar Hill and a school bus is laid on for children to attend the highly regarded Swavesey Village College which is rated outstanding by Ofsted.
Local facilities include a children's playground and All Saints Church. Situated next to the village green is Robinson Hall, formerly the old village school, which underwent major restoration in 2008.
Interior The ground floor comprises of an entrance hall with two built in cupboards, a cloakroom, a kitchen/breakfast room with door to rear garden. There is a broad living room with a stone fireplace and a full room width front window letting in plenty of light. Double doors lead to the dining room also with a full width window. On the side of the house is a large workshop/utility room with Velux windows and doors giving access to the front and rear.
On the first floor, there is a landing with airing cupboard, three double bedrooms - all with built in wardrobes - plus a fourth single bedroom. There is also a bathroom (no WC) and a separate shower room.
Exterior The proeprty is set well back from the road behind a deep front garden and accessed via a driveway shared with one neighbouring proeprty. There is a driveway providing parking for three vehicles and a garage. The private rear garden is lawned with mature trees and shrubs, with a large patio and timber garden shed.
Location Lolworth is a picturesque village which is nestled in the countryside and yet only 8 miles (12.87 km) from the university city of Cambridge.
The village has a pleasant mix of character properties, including barn conversions and farms with an attractive central green. The village hall offers space for the community and each Friday is used as a public house.
Delightful walks surround the village and you can walk through to several of the surrounding villages such as Bar Hill, Elsworth, Knapwell, and Boxworth; perfect for countryside walks to exercise the dog.
With easy access to shopping in Bar Hill, Cambourne and St Ives, Lolworth benefits significantly from the expansion of the A14, with its access bridge into the village. The local primary school is in Bar Hill and a school bus is laid on for children to attend the highly regarded Swavesey Village College which is rated outstanding by Ofsted.
Local facilities include a children's playground and All Saints Church. Situated next to the village green is Robinson Hall, formerly the old village school, which underwent major restoration in 2008.
