House For Sale £375,000
33 School Lane is a delightful cottage full of charm and character. It had been improved in recent years and has a wonderful blend of modern living and period features including moulded windows with rat tailed ironmongery and the addition of a stylish wood burning stove, which sits between the dining and living rooms.
The cottage is a few minutes' walk to the village centre and some excellent local facilities including a café /coffee shop, delicatessen, school, village shop and church. It is also nicely located for access to some wonderful countryside walks.
To the front, there is a porch with space for coats and shoes with a glazed door leading to the living room, which has a double-glazed window to the front aspect and a door leading to the dining area. Here, there are some cleverly fitted built-in cupboards making use of the understairs space. The floor is laid to tiles, which run through to the kitchen giving a sense of flow and space but as mentioned, the woodburning stove shared between the dining and living rooms, make it feel incredibly cosy also.
The kitchen is fitted with a good range of units with complimenting solid wood worksurfaces, tiled splash backs and a deep Butler sink. There is a built-in gas hob, electric oven and extractor fan, dishwasher, fridge and freezer and plumbing for a washing machine. Double, part-glazed doors leads to the rear garden, whilst another leads to the side of the home.
The bathroom comprises of a panel bath with a shower and screen over, a wash basin with a vanity unit and a wc.
On the first floor there are two lovely sized bedrooms and a further staircase leading to the second floor loft space.
To the front, the garden is enclosed by a low level picket fence with side access leading the enclosed rear garden. Beyond the garden are a terrace of outbuildings/stores with the one belonging to 33 having just been converted into an office/studio. Power is connected, making a really useful addition to the property.
Haslingfield is a lovely, traditional village about 4 miles south-west of the city boundary. It is far enough out that it feels like a village, but close enough to offer easy access to Cambridge, the A10 or the M11. For cyclists there is a network of bridleways and permissive routes to Grantchester, Trumpington and Harston.
Within the village there is a pre-school and local primary school rated 'good' by Ofsted, there is also a post office and general store, an independent café and a delicatessen. The thriving community has various sporting and social clubs, groups and societies. There is a village hall, pub, excellent playground, recreation ground and separate skate park.
The cottage is a few minutes' walk to the village centre and some excellent local facilities including a café /coffee shop, delicatessen, school, village shop and church. It is also nicely located for access to some wonderful countryside walks.
To the front, there is a porch with space for coats and shoes with a glazed door leading to the living room, which has a double-glazed window to the front aspect and a door leading to the dining area. Here, there are some cleverly fitted built-in cupboards making use of the understairs space. The floor is laid to tiles, which run through to the kitchen giving a sense of flow and space but as mentioned, the woodburning stove shared between the dining and living rooms, make it feel incredibly cosy also.
The kitchen is fitted with a good range of units with complimenting solid wood worksurfaces, tiled splash backs and a deep Butler sink. There is a built-in gas hob, electric oven and extractor fan, dishwasher, fridge and freezer and plumbing for a washing machine. Double, part-glazed doors leads to the rear garden, whilst another leads to the side of the home.
The bathroom comprises of a panel bath with a shower and screen over, a wash basin with a vanity unit and a wc.
On the first floor there are two lovely sized bedrooms and a further staircase leading to the second floor loft space.
To the front, the garden is enclosed by a low level picket fence with side access leading the enclosed rear garden. Beyond the garden are a terrace of outbuildings/stores with the one belonging to 33 having just been converted into an office/studio. Power is connected, making a really useful addition to the property.
Haslingfield is a lovely, traditional village about 4 miles south-west of the city boundary. It is far enough out that it feels like a village, but close enough to offer easy access to Cambridge, the A10 or the M11. For cyclists there is a network of bridleways and permissive routes to Grantchester, Trumpington and Harston.
Within the village there is a pre-school and local primary school rated 'good' by Ofsted, there is also a post office and general store, an independent café and a delicatessen. The thriving community has various sporting and social clubs, groups and societies. There is a village hall, pub, excellent playground, recreation ground and separate skate park.
