House For Sale £585,000
An established 1930s semi-detached home, with generous gardens, located in a convenient position for access to both Great Shelford Station and the High Street.
The property provides spacious accommodation and retains character features, including a bay window, fireplace and picture rails in the master bedroom, but also has a modern kitchen with granite working surfaces and a refitted bathroom. Outside, there is a private rear garden and off road parking.
The property is set back from the road, with the front door opening to the entrance hall which has the staircase leading to the first floor and a cloakroom off.
The sitting / dining room is very generously proportioned, with a bay window to the front and a Victorian style fireplace, there are built-in cupboards in the dining area and glazed double doors open to the garden room, which has lovely views over the garden and doors out to the terrace.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of floor and wall mounted cabinets, there is a granite working surface, pan drawers and a built-in oven and hob, there is also plumbing for a washing machine and a door out to the rear garden.
On the first floor the landing opens to three generous bedrooms and a modern bathroom, which is fitted with a bath, w.c and a vanity unit with an inset hand-basin.
Outside, there is a good sized front garden, which is laid partially to lawn bordered by shrub beds, a driveway to one side provides off road parking and there is a wide path leading around the side and to the rear. The rear garden enjoys a good degree of privacy, is 90ft (27m) long and laid to lawn with a patio adjacent to the house.
Great Shelford is one of the most sought-after villages south of the city thanks to its easy access to town and Addenbrooke's by road, regular buses, car-free purpose-built cycleways and train from its mainline railway station that also goes direct to London Liverpool Street.
The historic village centre has excellent day-to-day facilities including two small supermarkets, a convenience store, a deli, hairdressers, doctors, dentist, dispensing chemist, two pubs, restaurants and more. The primary school is very well regarded and there are various community facilities and social clubs. The large recreation ground has a new pavilion, tennis club and sports pitches and annually hosts the excellent Shelford Feast festival.
It is a great community for those looking for a balance of convenience and traditional village feel and offers the real possibility of living day-to-day without the need to regularly drive out of the village.
The property provides spacious accommodation and retains character features, including a bay window, fireplace and picture rails in the master bedroom, but also has a modern kitchen with granite working surfaces and a refitted bathroom. Outside, there is a private rear garden and off road parking.
The property is set back from the road, with the front door opening to the entrance hall which has the staircase leading to the first floor and a cloakroom off.
The sitting / dining room is very generously proportioned, with a bay window to the front and a Victorian style fireplace, there are built-in cupboards in the dining area and glazed double doors open to the garden room, which has lovely views over the garden and doors out to the terrace.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of floor and wall mounted cabinets, there is a granite working surface, pan drawers and a built-in oven and hob, there is also plumbing for a washing machine and a door out to the rear garden.
On the first floor the landing opens to three generous bedrooms and a modern bathroom, which is fitted with a bath, w.c and a vanity unit with an inset hand-basin.
Outside, there is a good sized front garden, which is laid partially to lawn bordered by shrub beds, a driveway to one side provides off road parking and there is a wide path leading around the side and to the rear. The rear garden enjoys a good degree of privacy, is 90ft (27m) long and laid to lawn with a patio adjacent to the house.
Great Shelford is one of the most sought-after villages south of the city thanks to its easy access to town and Addenbrooke's by road, regular buses, car-free purpose-built cycleways and train from its mainline railway station that also goes direct to London Liverpool Street.
The historic village centre has excellent day-to-day facilities including two small supermarkets, a convenience store, a deli, hairdressers, doctors, dentist, dispensing chemist, two pubs, restaurants and more. The primary school is very well regarded and there are various community facilities and social clubs. The large recreation ground has a new pavilion, tennis club and sports pitches and annually hosts the excellent Shelford Feast festival.
It is a great community for those looking for a balance of convenience and traditional village feel and offers the real possibility of living day-to-day without the need to regularly drive out of the village.
