House For Sale £350,000
Description A unique opportunity to acquire this stunning detached village home immaculately presented with the benefit of 2 double bedrooms, a generous living room with doors to the landscaped garden along with a fitted kitchen/breakfast room and separate dining room. The property enjoys a delightful position with picturesque views over the village church and has off road parking to the front for two vehicles.
Isleham is an historic village situated about 7 miles from the racing town of Newmarket, 8 miles south of Ely and approximately 17 miles from Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge. The A14 is easily accessible providing links to major road networks. Mainline rail services are situated at both Ely and Newmarket. The village offers several facilities including a primary school and a pre-school playgroup, a local Co-op supermarket and a Post Office. There are 3 public houses including the Merry Monk restaurant, together with 3 churches including the Ark based in one of the biggest oak-framed buildings to be erected in the UK in centuries. On the recreation ground there is a new community centre, The Beeches, football and cricket pitches and a multi-use games area.
Dining room with a glazed plastic composite entrance door, set of double glazed sliding doors to the paved terrace, radiator, large cupboard with fitted shelving and a double glazed window to the front aspect, wood laminate flooring.
Inner hallway with stairs leading to the first floor, double glazed window to the front aspect, radiator.
Living room with 2 double glazed windows to the front aspect, radiator, double glazed door to garden, a further glazed window to the rear aspect with views over the garden, wood laminate flooring, feature open fireplace with inset space for electric fire with Portland limestone hearth.
Kitchen/breakfast room comprising a range of modern fitted walls and base units with work surfaces over, ceramic butler sink with mixer tap and drainer, space for gas oven with fitted extractor hood above, tiled splashbacks, space and plumbing for washing machine and full height fridge/freezer, pantry cupboard with pull out soft close drawers and shelving above, breakfast bar with tiled splashbacks, tiled floor, a glazed door leading to the garden and a double glazed window to the rear aspect.
First floor
landing with access to the loft space, Velux window with views over the church.
Bedroom 1 with a double glazed window to the front aspect, radiator, fitted wardrobes with sliding mirror and high gloss doors, velux window to the rear with views over the garden.
Family bathroom with a white suite comprising corner bath with chrome taps, low level WC with wall mounted flush, hand wash basin with tiled splashbacks, low level bespoke fitted cupboards, separate shower with glazed doors, wall mounted mains directional shower and further header shower, wall mounted heated towel rail, privacy Velux window to the rear aspect.
Bedroom 2 with a radiator, bespoke fitted shelving and desk space with shelving below, double glazed window to the front aspect with views over the church and a further velux window to the rear aspect.
Outside To the front of the property is a block paved driveway with parking for 2 vehicles
Gated side access leads to a side gravel pathway which in turn leads to the rear garden which is landscaped with a lawned area, an array of mature trees, raised flower and shrub borders, raised vegetable garden, attractive paved terrace, part walled garden, timber summerhouse, cold water tap.
Material information Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax Band - C
Isleham is an historic village situated about 7 miles from the racing town of Newmarket, 8 miles south of Ely and approximately 17 miles from Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge. The A14 is easily accessible providing links to major road networks. Mainline rail services are situated at both Ely and Newmarket. The village offers several facilities including a primary school and a pre-school playgroup, a local Co-op supermarket and a Post Office. There are 3 public houses including the Merry Monk restaurant, together with 3 churches including the Ark based in one of the biggest oak-framed buildings to be erected in the UK in centuries. On the recreation ground there is a new community centre, The Beeches, football and cricket pitches and a multi-use games area.
Dining room with a glazed plastic composite entrance door, set of double glazed sliding doors to the paved terrace, radiator, large cupboard with fitted shelving and a double glazed window to the front aspect, wood laminate flooring.
Inner hallway with stairs leading to the first floor, double glazed window to the front aspect, radiator.
Living room with 2 double glazed windows to the front aspect, radiator, double glazed door to garden, a further glazed window to the rear aspect with views over the garden, wood laminate flooring, feature open fireplace with inset space for electric fire with Portland limestone hearth.
Kitchen/breakfast room comprising a range of modern fitted walls and base units with work surfaces over, ceramic butler sink with mixer tap and drainer, space for gas oven with fitted extractor hood above, tiled splashbacks, space and plumbing for washing machine and full height fridge/freezer, pantry cupboard with pull out soft close drawers and shelving above, breakfast bar with tiled splashbacks, tiled floor, a glazed door leading to the garden and a double glazed window to the rear aspect.
First floor
landing with access to the loft space, Velux window with views over the church.
Bedroom 1 with a double glazed window to the front aspect, radiator, fitted wardrobes with sliding mirror and high gloss doors, velux window to the rear with views over the garden.
Family bathroom with a white suite comprising corner bath with chrome taps, low level WC with wall mounted flush, hand wash basin with tiled splashbacks, low level bespoke fitted cupboards, separate shower with glazed doors, wall mounted mains directional shower and further header shower, wall mounted heated towel rail, privacy Velux window to the rear aspect.
Bedroom 2 with a radiator, bespoke fitted shelving and desk space with shelving below, double glazed window to the front aspect with views over the church and a further velux window to the rear aspect.
Outside To the front of the property is a block paved driveway with parking for 2 vehicles
Gated side access leads to a side gravel pathway which in turn leads to the rear garden which is landscaped with a lawned area, an array of mature trees, raised flower and shrub borders, raised vegetable garden, attractive paved terrace, part walled garden, timber summerhouse, cold water tap.
Material information Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax Band - C
