House For Sale £900,000
A most attractive Edwardian house set in stunning, mature gardens approaching half an acre, in this delightful, west Cambridgeshire village.
Cambridge 9 miles, Royston & St Neots (fast trains to King's Cross) 10 miles, M11 (Junction 12) 5 miles (distances are approximate)
Commanding an elevated position at the top of Alms Hill, Hill House is an immaculately presented, detached Edwardian house dating from 1905, which enjoys far reaching views across open countryside. Constructed with brick elevations under a slate roof, the property is a fine example of the era featuring well proportioned rooms with high ceilings and retains many of its original period details.
The current owners purchased the property in 1976 and during their ownership, have carried out a number of improvements to include the replacement of the roof, installation of a new kitchen, re-fitting of the bath and shower rooms and the installation of central heating. The result is a wonderful family home which features all the charm and character of the original period building combined with the convenience of modern day living.
<br/><br/>Bourn is an attractive, west Cambridgeshire village with a good range of local facilities. These include a primary school, deemed to be ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted, post office/shop, church, public house/restaurant, award winning Indian restaurant, doctor’s surgery, recreation ground with tennis courts, the Manor Farm offering a delightful café with bakery and butcher/deli/greengrocer, and The Cambridge Country Club 18-hole golf course with newly refurbished health and wellness centre. Secondary school and Sixth Form education are available at the highly acclaimed Comberton Village College, which lies bout 3.5 miles to the south-east.
Cambridge, about 9 miles to the east, is not only world renowned for its academic achievements but also as an important centre for the ‘high-tech’ and ‘bio-tech’ industries. The city provides an extensive range of shopping and cultural facilities along with an excellent choice of schools for all ages. London commuters are well served with the M11 about 5 miles to the east and mainline railway stations at Royston and St Neots, both about 10 miles providing fast services to London’s King’s Cross in 38 and 40 minutes respectively
Cambridge 9 miles, Royston & St Neots (fast trains to King's Cross) 10 miles, M11 (Junction 12) 5 miles (distances are approximate)
Commanding an elevated position at the top of Alms Hill, Hill House is an immaculately presented, detached Edwardian house dating from 1905, which enjoys far reaching views across open countryside. Constructed with brick elevations under a slate roof, the property is a fine example of the era featuring well proportioned rooms with high ceilings and retains many of its original period details.
The current owners purchased the property in 1976 and during their ownership, have carried out a number of improvements to include the replacement of the roof, installation of a new kitchen, re-fitting of the bath and shower rooms and the installation of central heating. The result is a wonderful family home which features all the charm and character of the original period building combined with the convenience of modern day living.
<br/><br/>Bourn is an attractive, west Cambridgeshire village with a good range of local facilities. These include a primary school, deemed to be ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted, post office/shop, church, public house/restaurant, award winning Indian restaurant, doctor’s surgery, recreation ground with tennis courts, the Manor Farm offering a delightful café with bakery and butcher/deli/greengrocer, and The Cambridge Country Club 18-hole golf course with newly refurbished health and wellness centre. Secondary school and Sixth Form education are available at the highly acclaimed Comberton Village College, which lies bout 3.5 miles to the south-east.
Cambridge, about 9 miles to the east, is not only world renowned for its academic achievements but also as an important centre for the ‘high-tech’ and ‘bio-tech’ industries. The city provides an extensive range of shopping and cultural facilities along with an excellent choice of schools for all ages. London commuters are well served with the M11 about 5 miles to the east and mainline railway stations at Royston and St Neots, both about 10 miles providing fast services to London’s King’s Cross in 38 and 40 minutes respectively
