House For Sale £465,000
The property is approached over a gravel driveway providing off street parking for two cars, newly planted privet hedge, gated side access to the rear garden.
Glazed entrance porch with reclaimed original period parquet flooring, leading to; the original front door through to the spacious reception hall with reclaimed original period parquet flooring, and reclaimed original period radiator, stairs rising to the first floor and interesting corner window flooding the space with natural light, newly fitted shower room with modern white three piece suite, chrome heated towel rail and modern tiling, double glazed window to the side aspect providing natural light and ventilation.
Sitting room, beautifully finished, an open fireplace with reclaimed original period surround, fitted cupboards and bay window to the front aspect. Open plan kitchen/living/dining space to the rear providing an exceptional room to entertain family and friends, the kitchen is fitted with a modern range of units with ample work surfaces and a range of integrated appliances and space for freestanding washing machine, feature fireplace with bespoke fitted cupboards and shelving to each side of the chimney breast, window, and French doors to the rear garden.
First floor landing, again the extension to the rear has a dramatic effect on the original accommodation, three bedrooms, all of good size, original master bedroom is located to the front of the home, the original second bedroom has now become the master, with walk-in dressing area, a range of fitted wardrobes and views of the rear garden, bedroom three provides a flexible space depending on your family needs. Family bathroom again refitted to a high specification, three-piece suite, shower over the bath, modern tiling and beautiful reclaimed original period parquet flooring, heated towel rail.
Outside, the rear garden is of good size and fully enclosed providing a large degree of privacy, patio and gravel areas close to the property, with a lawn and wild garden to the centre, and on one side, further concrete hardstanding and timber shed to the rear. Cold water tap and lighting.
Sawston is as functional as a little town with the character of a big village – it has got – shops, primary and secondary schooling, a health centre, pubs and restaurants, a gym and sports centre, a swimming pool, a Domino’s, everything that is essential for 21st century life.
To the east of the village, just beyond Pampisford is a roundabout with a McDonald’s and Marks and Spencer. Call it the McDonald’s Roundabout if you want to sound like a local. Turn right and you’re immediately on course for Whittlesford Parkway station (Cambridge and Liverpool Street) and the M11.
