House For Sale £575,000
A delightful, semi-detached cottage set in a stunning rural location, enjoying far reaching views over the adjoining countryside. The property enjoys a wealth of character, together with a good sized garden and a large garage/workshop.
Wimbish is a well-located village, approximately 4 miles south-east of the fine old market town of Saffron Walden and within easy reach of mainline stations to Liverpool Street and Cambridge and the M11 access point connecting the M25, the A14 and A1. Stansted Airport is approximately 10 miles to the south. Wimbish has a well-regarded primary school and parish church. The nearby village of Radwinter offers further amenities including primary school, church and restaurant.
Ground floor
entrance hall Entrance door, wooden parquet flooring and stripped pine doors to adjoining rooms.
Study Window to the front aspect, open fireplace, understairs study area and fitted shelving with cupboards below.
Open plan sitting/dining room A dual aspect room with window to the front aspect, a pair of glazed doors with adjoining full height windows to the rear aspect and skylights above providing a good degree of natural light and views over the surrounding countryside. Fireplace with exposed brickwork and free standing stove. Oak flooring and cast iron radiators. Open plan to:
Kitchen Fitted with a range of handmade units with hardwood work surface, matching central island and shelving with wrought iron brackets. Butler sink, space for dishwasher, range cooker and fridge freezer. Useful broom cupboard and glazed stable door with windows to either side providing access to the terrace and garden. Staircase rising to the first floor.
First floor
landing Window to the front aspect with far reaching views, built-in linen cupboard.
Bedroom 1 Window to the rear aspect with views over the garden and countryside beyond.
Bedroom 2 Window to the front aspect with views over the countryside. Built-in wardrobe and fireplace with cast iron grate.
Bedroom 3 Window to the front aspect with views over the countryside. Built-in wardrobe.
Bathroom Refitted suite comprising free-standing claw foot bath, wash basin, low level WC and shower enclosure. Part-wood panelled walls, parquet flooring and window to the rear aspect.
Outside The cottage is set in a stunning, rural location with far reaching views to the front and rear. To the front of cottage is a lawn with gravelled pathway leading to the cottage garden with picket fence and a block paved pathway leading to the front door. To the side is a gravelled driveway providing off-street parking and access to the detached garage/workshop. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with vegetable patches, greenhouse, well-stocked flowerbeds and a good sized terrace.
Home office/utility Adjoining the terrace is a brick built outbuilding offering a multitude of uses, dependent upon needs. Currently used as a utility room with space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer with worktop space over and sink unit. The room is insulated and has tiled flooring with underfloor heating, power and lighting connected and window overlooking the garden.
Garage/workshop An extremely useful and well-constructed garage/workshop, accessed via a pair of timber doors, power and lighting connected and mezzanine level storage area. There is a partitioned area to the rear with WC and wash basin. The garage also offers scope for conversion to a studio/home office, dependent upon needs and relevant approval.
Material information • Tenure - Freehold
• Annual service charge amount - N/A
• Service charge review period - N/A
• Council tax band - C
viewings By appointment through the Agents.
Wimbish is a well-located village, approximately 4 miles south-east of the fine old market town of Saffron Walden and within easy reach of mainline stations to Liverpool Street and Cambridge and the M11 access point connecting the M25, the A14 and A1. Stansted Airport is approximately 10 miles to the south. Wimbish has a well-regarded primary school and parish church. The nearby village of Radwinter offers further amenities including primary school, church and restaurant.
Ground floor
entrance hall Entrance door, wooden parquet flooring and stripped pine doors to adjoining rooms.
Study Window to the front aspect, open fireplace, understairs study area and fitted shelving with cupboards below.
Open plan sitting/dining room A dual aspect room with window to the front aspect, a pair of glazed doors with adjoining full height windows to the rear aspect and skylights above providing a good degree of natural light and views over the surrounding countryside. Fireplace with exposed brickwork and free standing stove. Oak flooring and cast iron radiators. Open plan to:
Kitchen Fitted with a range of handmade units with hardwood work surface, matching central island and shelving with wrought iron brackets. Butler sink, space for dishwasher, range cooker and fridge freezer. Useful broom cupboard and glazed stable door with windows to either side providing access to the terrace and garden. Staircase rising to the first floor.
First floor
landing Window to the front aspect with far reaching views, built-in linen cupboard.
Bedroom 1 Window to the rear aspect with views over the garden and countryside beyond.
Bedroom 2 Window to the front aspect with views over the countryside. Built-in wardrobe and fireplace with cast iron grate.
Bedroom 3 Window to the front aspect with views over the countryside. Built-in wardrobe.
Bathroom Refitted suite comprising free-standing claw foot bath, wash basin, low level WC and shower enclosure. Part-wood panelled walls, parquet flooring and window to the rear aspect.
Outside The cottage is set in a stunning, rural location with far reaching views to the front and rear. To the front of cottage is a lawn with gravelled pathway leading to the cottage garden with picket fence and a block paved pathway leading to the front door. To the side is a gravelled driveway providing off-street parking and access to the detached garage/workshop. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with vegetable patches, greenhouse, well-stocked flowerbeds and a good sized terrace.
Home office/utility Adjoining the terrace is a brick built outbuilding offering a multitude of uses, dependent upon needs. Currently used as a utility room with space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer with worktop space over and sink unit. The room is insulated and has tiled flooring with underfloor heating, power and lighting connected and window overlooking the garden.
Garage/workshop An extremely useful and well-constructed garage/workshop, accessed via a pair of timber doors, power and lighting connected and mezzanine level storage area. There is a partitioned area to the rear with WC and wash basin. The garage also offers scope for conversion to a studio/home office, dependent upon needs and relevant approval.
Material information • Tenure - Freehold
• Annual service charge amount - N/A
• Service charge review period - N/A
• Council tax band - C
viewings By appointment through the Agents.
