House For Sale £310,000
Do You Like Tinkering In The Shed Or Chilling In The Summerhouse? Either way, there’s nearly as much to enjoy outside this immaculate family home as there is inside. It’s on a quiet close on the edge of town, the perfect place to bring up your family.
This is a link detached, which means your garage is joined to next doors garage. Don’t worry, you’re not going to hear their TV when you’re eating your tea.
There’s a spacious lounge at the front leading to the dining room at the rear which has aircon that cools and heats. Both rooms are tastefully and neutrally decorated.
The fitted kitchen shares the cool grey colour palette used throughout the ground floor. It’s not the biggest but there is a handy utility, located at the back of the built in garage, so none of the precious kitchen cupboard space will be wasted.
The traditional layout does always give you scope to open up the kitchen and dining room to create a more sociable space for cooking, eating and relaxing together.
Upstairs has three bedrooms (one with an ensuite shower room) and the tiled family bathroom.
The front of the house has parking for several cars on the gravel drive.
The rear of the house will really come into its own when the sun’s out. There’s access from the dining room to the patio seating area, making it perfect for summer entertaining.
There’s a substantial shed (with power) and a separate wooden summerhouse at the back of the garden where you can all retire to when the sun goes down.
One thing you won’t need to store in the shed is a lawnmower. The small patch of lawn is 100% artificial. This is a no-mow-zone.
The shed also lets you out onto the path that runs down the side of the house. If you’re a keen cyclist it could be the ideal place to store your bikes and give easy access when you fancy heading out for a ride.
Whiteacres has been popular with families since being built in the 1980’s. And it’s easy to understand why. It’s on the edge of town meaning you’re only a short jog or ride from miles of open fields, but the town centre shops are still only a 20 minute walk away.
And if you have kids, both the Alderman Jacobs and Sir Harry Smith schools are less than 10 minutes walk away.
Whittlesey is a lovely, quiet market town but it’s also well connected. Peterborough is just over 20 minutes drive away or 10 minutes on the train from Whittlesea station.
This could be the ideal base if you need to commute into London for work or pleasure. You can jump on an East Coast Mainline train at Peterborough and be stepping onto the Kings Cross platform in around an hour.
If you’re looking for a spacious, modern family home that needs absolutely no work whatsoever, this must be top of your ‘To View’ list.
The location is superb and the well thought out back garden transforms this versatile family home from “good” to “great”.
This is a link detached, which means your garage is joined to next doors garage. Don’t worry, you’re not going to hear their TV when you’re eating your tea.
There’s a spacious lounge at the front leading to the dining room at the rear which has aircon that cools and heats. Both rooms are tastefully and neutrally decorated.
The fitted kitchen shares the cool grey colour palette used throughout the ground floor. It’s not the biggest but there is a handy utility, located at the back of the built in garage, so none of the precious kitchen cupboard space will be wasted.
The traditional layout does always give you scope to open up the kitchen and dining room to create a more sociable space for cooking, eating and relaxing together.
Upstairs has three bedrooms (one with an ensuite shower room) and the tiled family bathroom.
The front of the house has parking for several cars on the gravel drive.
The rear of the house will really come into its own when the sun’s out. There’s access from the dining room to the patio seating area, making it perfect for summer entertaining.
There’s a substantial shed (with power) and a separate wooden summerhouse at the back of the garden where you can all retire to when the sun goes down.
One thing you won’t need to store in the shed is a lawnmower. The small patch of lawn is 100% artificial. This is a no-mow-zone.
The shed also lets you out onto the path that runs down the side of the house. If you’re a keen cyclist it could be the ideal place to store your bikes and give easy access when you fancy heading out for a ride.
Whiteacres has been popular with families since being built in the 1980’s. And it’s easy to understand why. It’s on the edge of town meaning you’re only a short jog or ride from miles of open fields, but the town centre shops are still only a 20 minute walk away.
And if you have kids, both the Alderman Jacobs and Sir Harry Smith schools are less than 10 minutes walk away.
Whittlesey is a lovely, quiet market town but it’s also well connected. Peterborough is just over 20 minutes drive away or 10 minutes on the train from Whittlesea station.
This could be the ideal base if you need to commute into London for work or pleasure. You can jump on an East Coast Mainline train at Peterborough and be stepping onto the Kings Cross platform in around an hour.
If you’re looking for a spacious, modern family home that needs absolutely no work whatsoever, this must be top of your ‘To View’ list.
The location is superb and the well thought out back garden transforms this versatile family home from “good” to “great”.
