House For Sale £365,000
An immaculate bungalow adjacent to Madingley Hall grounds in favoured village location.
Description
23 High Street is an end terrace (one of three) bungalow, built during the late 1960’s of brick elevations and designed by Tayler & Green Architects, who favoured Modern design, and following an extension and refurbishment program during 2007, has a tiled roof with double glazed windows throughout. The property is nestled in the centre of the village, close to a number of thatched properties including the well regarded Three Horseshoes Gastropub, and backs onto a wooded area with Madingley Hall and it’s fabulous gardens beyond.
The property extends to xxx sq ft and is set back beyond a shallow front garden. The bungalow is accessed via glazed entrance door into the hallway with oak flooring which extends into the two double bedrooms, one of which has built in wardrobes whilst the main bedroom has been extended and has glazed double doors leading to the garden. There is a large open plan sitting/dining room, again with glazed double doors and oak flooring along with feature electric fireplace. The compact kitchen is accessed via the sitting room and has a good range of matching cabinetry and integrated appliances including Firenzi stainless steel oven, hob, dish washer, washer and fridge/freezer. The shower room has been recently re-fitted with oversized shower cubicle and contemporary basin and WC, is largely tiled and has a tiled floor. The property is very well presented and might suit those looking to prepare for retirement or those downsizing but equally could also suit a single person or couple looking for a well situated smaller property. There is an oil; fired central heating and the property can be seen in the attached floorplans and has no onward chain.
The rear garden is partly walled and fully enclosed, backing onto a neighbouring property which is largely wooded, the garden is very private and has a south and west orientation. Mainly paved with a small ornamental lawn and one off street parking space which is accessed via Park Lane, the garden has been designed with low maintenance in mind.
Location
Madingley is an attractive north-west Cambridgeshire village located approximately 4 miles outside of the historic University city of Cambridge, renowned for not only its academic achievements but as an important centre for the high tech and bio-tech industries with the University Research and Development Laboratories, Science Park, ARM, Microsoft, AstraZeneca and Addenbrooke’s Hospital/Biomedical Campus.
Cambridge also offers excellent shopping facilities including a busy daily market, and The Grand Arcade and Grafton Centre shopping malls. For everyday shopping there is a Tesco Extra and Sainsburys available in Bar Hill and Eddington.
For schooling, Madingley is in catchment for Coton CofE primary school and Comberton Village College, with further independent schooling for all ages available in the city including The Perse, St Faiths, Stephen Perse Foundation and The Leys. There is also sixth form colleges Hills and Long Road in the city.
There is a well regarded restaurant called The Three Horse Shoes in the village, along with Madingley Hall and Cambridge American Cemetery.
For the commuter, Madinley is well placed for access to the A14 to the east and M11 to the north and south which in turn leads to access down to London and Stansted Airport. Cambridge station is approximately 7 miles away with regular services in London from 50 minutes.
All distances and times are approximate.
Square Footage: 617 sq ft
Description
23 High Street is an end terrace (one of three) bungalow, built during the late 1960’s of brick elevations and designed by Tayler & Green Architects, who favoured Modern design, and following an extension and refurbishment program during 2007, has a tiled roof with double glazed windows throughout. The property is nestled in the centre of the village, close to a number of thatched properties including the well regarded Three Horseshoes Gastropub, and backs onto a wooded area with Madingley Hall and it’s fabulous gardens beyond.
The property extends to xxx sq ft and is set back beyond a shallow front garden. The bungalow is accessed via glazed entrance door into the hallway with oak flooring which extends into the two double bedrooms, one of which has built in wardrobes whilst the main bedroom has been extended and has glazed double doors leading to the garden. There is a large open plan sitting/dining room, again with glazed double doors and oak flooring along with feature electric fireplace. The compact kitchen is accessed via the sitting room and has a good range of matching cabinetry and integrated appliances including Firenzi stainless steel oven, hob, dish washer, washer and fridge/freezer. The shower room has been recently re-fitted with oversized shower cubicle and contemporary basin and WC, is largely tiled and has a tiled floor. The property is very well presented and might suit those looking to prepare for retirement or those downsizing but equally could also suit a single person or couple looking for a well situated smaller property. There is an oil; fired central heating and the property can be seen in the attached floorplans and has no onward chain.
The rear garden is partly walled and fully enclosed, backing onto a neighbouring property which is largely wooded, the garden is very private and has a south and west orientation. Mainly paved with a small ornamental lawn and one off street parking space which is accessed via Park Lane, the garden has been designed with low maintenance in mind.
Location
Madingley is an attractive north-west Cambridgeshire village located approximately 4 miles outside of the historic University city of Cambridge, renowned for not only its academic achievements but as an important centre for the high tech and bio-tech industries with the University Research and Development Laboratories, Science Park, ARM, Microsoft, AstraZeneca and Addenbrooke’s Hospital/Biomedical Campus.
Cambridge also offers excellent shopping facilities including a busy daily market, and The Grand Arcade and Grafton Centre shopping malls. For everyday shopping there is a Tesco Extra and Sainsburys available in Bar Hill and Eddington.
For schooling, Madingley is in catchment for Coton CofE primary school and Comberton Village College, with further independent schooling for all ages available in the city including The Perse, St Faiths, Stephen Perse Foundation and The Leys. There is also sixth form colleges Hills and Long Road in the city.
There is a well regarded restaurant called The Three Horse Shoes in the village, along with Madingley Hall and Cambridge American Cemetery.
For the commuter, Madinley is well placed for access to the A14 to the east and M11 to the north and south which in turn leads to access down to London and Stansted Airport. Cambridge station is approximately 7 miles away with regular services in London from 50 minutes.
All distances and times are approximate.
Square Footage: 617 sq ft
