House For Sale £875,000
Fabulous family home with large garden and outbuilding.
Description
43 High Street is a four bedroom home set behind a walled front garden and pathway leading to the timber panelled entrance door into the reception hallway with a storage cupboard and a staircase to the first floor. To the right is the sitting/dining room, with a featured fireplace adorned with a log burner and stone mantel surround. The room has double glazed sash windows to the front and side, with sliding doors opening to the rear garden. There is a reception room to the left, with an open fireplace complete with a fire grate and stone tiled hearth, as well as fitted storage.
Towards the rear of the house the kitchen/breakfast room is equipped with a range of storage cupboards and drawers, complimented by wooden working surfaces. The kitchen boasts an Aga electric range cooker with an induction hob and an extractor hood above, a sink unit with a mixer tap and a concealed dishwasher. Accessed from the kitchen is a study, featuring a vaulted ceiling with double glazed Velux rooflights, providing a perfect space to work from home. There is a hall at the rear with access to the garden, as well as a cloakroom and utility room which features a sink with a storage cupboard below and a Worcester oil-fired boiler providing hot water and central heating.
Moving to the first floor, the landing provides access to the loft space and has a cupboard housing a pressurized hot water cylinder and slatted shelving. The principal bedroom boasts a cast iron fireplace and fitted wardrobes with plenty of storage, and has an en suite shower room with a walk-in tiled shower, low level WC, wash basin with mixer tap, double glazed Velux rooflight and a heated towel rail. Bedroom two is complete with wall shelving and cast iron fireplace, and bedroom three offers further wall shelving as well as an en suite shower room. Completing the first floor is bedroom four with a fitted desk, and a family bathroom with a walk-in tiled shower, panelled bath with mixer tap, low level WC, a wash basin and heated towel rail.
Outside, the property benefits from a gravelled driveway offering ample parking space to the site and gated access to a further parcel of land, extending to approximately 0.54 of an acre. There is a storage barn with brick and block elevations, featuring a corrugated pitched roof and adjoining open fronted store.
The remaining gardens is predominantly laid to lawn, enclosed by fencing and hedging. The main storage barn is divided into three workshops with a mezzanine storage level and is equipped with water and single-phase electricity. There is also a gazebo with a decked area and hot tub, perfect for entertaining guests during the summer months.
Location
Rampton is a picturesque village located in the county of Cambridgeshire, England. Situated approximately 8 miles northwest of the city of Cambridge, Rampton offers a peaceful rural setting while still providing convenient access to various amenities and services.
When it comes to shopping, the village itself has a small convenience store where you can find essentials and groceries. For a wider variety of shopping, residents often visit nearby towns such as Cottenham (about 2 miles away) or the larger city of Cambridge, which offers numerous shopping centres including The Grafton Centre and the Grand Arcade, high street stores, and specialty boutiques.
For those who enjoy spending time outdoors, Rampton boasts several local parks and green spaces. The village is surrounded by beautiful countryside, providing opportunities for countryside walks, cycling, and exploration of the Cambridgeshire Fens. Nearby attractions include the Wicken Fen Nature Reserve and the National Trust's Anglesey Abbey, both offering stunning natural landscapes and walking trails.
In terms of transport links, Rampton benefits from its proximity to major road networks. The A14 and A10 are easily accessible, connecting the village to nearby towns and cities. The village is also well-served by public transportation, with regular bus services connecting to Cambridge, Cottenham, and other surrounding areas. Cambridge railway station offers regular train services into London Liverpool Street and Kings Cross, with journeys taking from 50 minutes.
In regard to schooling, the village has a primary school, providing education for children aged 4 to 11. Additionally, there are secondary schools and colleges in nearby towns such as Cottenham and Cambridge, including reputable independent schools such as The Perse, The Leys, St Mary’s and St Faith’s. These institutions offer a wide range of educational opportunities for students of various ages.
Square Footage: 1,944 sq ft
Description
43 High Street is a four bedroom home set behind a walled front garden and pathway leading to the timber panelled entrance door into the reception hallway with a storage cupboard and a staircase to the first floor. To the right is the sitting/dining room, with a featured fireplace adorned with a log burner and stone mantel surround. The room has double glazed sash windows to the front and side, with sliding doors opening to the rear garden. There is a reception room to the left, with an open fireplace complete with a fire grate and stone tiled hearth, as well as fitted storage.
Towards the rear of the house the kitchen/breakfast room is equipped with a range of storage cupboards and drawers, complimented by wooden working surfaces. The kitchen boasts an Aga electric range cooker with an induction hob and an extractor hood above, a sink unit with a mixer tap and a concealed dishwasher. Accessed from the kitchen is a study, featuring a vaulted ceiling with double glazed Velux rooflights, providing a perfect space to work from home. There is a hall at the rear with access to the garden, as well as a cloakroom and utility room which features a sink with a storage cupboard below and a Worcester oil-fired boiler providing hot water and central heating.
Moving to the first floor, the landing provides access to the loft space and has a cupboard housing a pressurized hot water cylinder and slatted shelving. The principal bedroom boasts a cast iron fireplace and fitted wardrobes with plenty of storage, and has an en suite shower room with a walk-in tiled shower, low level WC, wash basin with mixer tap, double glazed Velux rooflight and a heated towel rail. Bedroom two is complete with wall shelving and cast iron fireplace, and bedroom three offers further wall shelving as well as an en suite shower room. Completing the first floor is bedroom four with a fitted desk, and a family bathroom with a walk-in tiled shower, panelled bath with mixer tap, low level WC, a wash basin and heated towel rail.
Outside, the property benefits from a gravelled driveway offering ample parking space to the site and gated access to a further parcel of land, extending to approximately 0.54 of an acre. There is a storage barn with brick and block elevations, featuring a corrugated pitched roof and adjoining open fronted store.
The remaining gardens is predominantly laid to lawn, enclosed by fencing and hedging. The main storage barn is divided into three workshops with a mezzanine storage level and is equipped with water and single-phase electricity. There is also a gazebo with a decked area and hot tub, perfect for entertaining guests during the summer months.
Location
Rampton is a picturesque village located in the county of Cambridgeshire, England. Situated approximately 8 miles northwest of the city of Cambridge, Rampton offers a peaceful rural setting while still providing convenient access to various amenities and services.
When it comes to shopping, the village itself has a small convenience store where you can find essentials and groceries. For a wider variety of shopping, residents often visit nearby towns such as Cottenham (about 2 miles away) or the larger city of Cambridge, which offers numerous shopping centres including The Grafton Centre and the Grand Arcade, high street stores, and specialty boutiques.
For those who enjoy spending time outdoors, Rampton boasts several local parks and green spaces. The village is surrounded by beautiful countryside, providing opportunities for countryside walks, cycling, and exploration of the Cambridgeshire Fens. Nearby attractions include the Wicken Fen Nature Reserve and the National Trust's Anglesey Abbey, both offering stunning natural landscapes and walking trails.
In terms of transport links, Rampton benefits from its proximity to major road networks. The A14 and A10 are easily accessible, connecting the village to nearby towns and cities. The village is also well-served by public transportation, with regular bus services connecting to Cambridge, Cottenham, and other surrounding areas. Cambridge railway station offers regular train services into London Liverpool Street and Kings Cross, with journeys taking from 50 minutes.
In regard to schooling, the village has a primary school, providing education for children aged 4 to 11. Additionally, there are secondary schools and colleges in nearby towns such as Cottenham and Cambridge, including reputable independent schools such as The Perse, The Leys, St Mary’s and St Faith’s. These institutions offer a wide range of educational opportunities for students of various ages.
Square Footage: 1,944 sq ft
