House For Sale £1,500,000
An attractive semi-detached Edwardian house with off street parking and a large, private garden, in this highly regarded no-through road.
City Centre 0.75 of a mile, Mainline Railway Station 1.25 miles, Cambridge Science Park, A14 and M11 all about 1.75 miles (distances are approximate).
This impressive semi-detached house is believed to date from the early 1900s and is constructed with brick elevations under a slate roof. The property is a fine example of the period with well-proportioned rooms and high ceilings. During the present owner’s occupation, the property has been the subject of a significant programme of alterations and extensions including a stylish bathroom with beautiful oak bespoke units and the result is an outstanding family home, with immaculately presented accommodation, suitable for a variety of family needs.
Chesterton Hall Crescent is a sought after no-through residential road characterized by predominantly Edwardian semi-detached and detached houses in good sized gardens. It is situated on the north-eastern side of the city off Chesterton Road with pedestrian access to Milton Road.
The heart of Cambridge city centre is approximately three quarters of a mile away and has an attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, winding lanes, cultural and shopping facilities, including The Arts Theatre and the Grand Arcade. The River Cam is just a few hundred yards away via De Freville Avenue, which leads to the wonderful open green spaces of Midsummer Common and Jesus Green, providing a swimming pool and municipal tennis courts.
The internationally renowned Cambridge Science Park and St John's Innovation Centre are within about 1.75 miles.
For the commuter, the M11 and A14 are both within about 1.75 miles and a mainline railway station (services to King's Cross and Liverpool Street) about 1.25 miles.
City Centre 0.75 of a mile, Mainline Railway Station 1.25 miles, Cambridge Science Park, A14 and M11 all about 1.75 miles (distances are approximate).
This impressive semi-detached house is believed to date from the early 1900s and is constructed with brick elevations under a slate roof. The property is a fine example of the period with well-proportioned rooms and high ceilings. During the present owner’s occupation, the property has been the subject of a significant programme of alterations and extensions including a stylish bathroom with beautiful oak bespoke units and the result is an outstanding family home, with immaculately presented accommodation, suitable for a variety of family needs.
Chesterton Hall Crescent is a sought after no-through residential road characterized by predominantly Edwardian semi-detached and detached houses in good sized gardens. It is situated on the north-eastern side of the city off Chesterton Road with pedestrian access to Milton Road.
The heart of Cambridge city centre is approximately three quarters of a mile away and has an attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, winding lanes, cultural and shopping facilities, including The Arts Theatre and the Grand Arcade. The River Cam is just a few hundred yards away via De Freville Avenue, which leads to the wonderful open green spaces of Midsummer Common and Jesus Green, providing a swimming pool and municipal tennis courts.
The internationally renowned Cambridge Science Park and St John's Innovation Centre are within about 1.75 miles.
For the commuter, the M11 and A14 are both within about 1.75 miles and a mainline railway station (services to King's Cross and Liverpool Street) about 1.25 miles.
