House For Sale £400,000
A charming mid terrace, two bedroom, period property with unspoiled views over open countryside, situated in the heart of this east Cambridgeshire village.
Cambridge City Centre 4.5 miles, A14 1 mile, Mainline Railway Station (Kings Cross and Liverpool Street lines) 4 miles, Addenbrooke’s Hospital/ Biomedical Campus 4 miles, Cambridge Science Park 4.4 miles, (distances are approximate).
59 High Street is believed to date back to the Victorian era and is constructed with brick elevations under a tiled roof. The accommodation is bright and airy with a study area to the rear of the property with French doors providing views over the garden and fields beyond, and two generously sized double bedrooms on the first floor. The property has been well maintained throughout and offers prospective purchasers a blank canvas to decorate to their own particular tastes and standards.
Teversham lies on the eastern outskirts of Cambridge and local facilities include a primary school, recreation ground, social club and the parish church of All Saints. Local shopping is available in the neighbouring village of Cherry Hinton and secondary school education at Bottisham. Nearby Cambridge provides an excellent choice of schools for all ages and the city centre provides an attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, colleges, winding lanes, the tree-lined river Cam and an extensive range of shopping and cultural facilities.
The nearby A14 provides good access to Cambridge Science Park and M11 to the west and the A11 and Newmarket, which is recognised as the headquarters of the British Racing industry and stages some of the finest racing in the world, to the east. There is a mainline railway station at Cambridge with services to London's King's Cross and Liverpool Street in approximately 52 and 68 minutes respectively.
Cambridge City Centre 4.5 miles, A14 1 mile, Mainline Railway Station (Kings Cross and Liverpool Street lines) 4 miles, Addenbrooke’s Hospital/ Biomedical Campus 4 miles, Cambridge Science Park 4.4 miles, (distances are approximate).
59 High Street is believed to date back to the Victorian era and is constructed with brick elevations under a tiled roof. The accommodation is bright and airy with a study area to the rear of the property with French doors providing views over the garden and fields beyond, and two generously sized double bedrooms on the first floor. The property has been well maintained throughout and offers prospective purchasers a blank canvas to decorate to their own particular tastes and standards.
Teversham lies on the eastern outskirts of Cambridge and local facilities include a primary school, recreation ground, social club and the parish church of All Saints. Local shopping is available in the neighbouring village of Cherry Hinton and secondary school education at Bottisham. Nearby Cambridge provides an excellent choice of schools for all ages and the city centre provides an attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, colleges, winding lanes, the tree-lined river Cam and an extensive range of shopping and cultural facilities.
The nearby A14 provides good access to Cambridge Science Park and M11 to the west and the A11 and Newmarket, which is recognised as the headquarters of the British Racing industry and stages some of the finest racing in the world, to the east. There is a mainline railway station at Cambridge with services to London's King's Cross and Liverpool Street in approximately 52 and 68 minutes respectively.
