House For Sale £635,000
A beautiful Grade II listed period cottage of unquestionable character and charm, set within pleasant gardens located centrally within this highly sought-after village.
The property occupies a wonderful centre of village position just a short walk from the primary school and of course conveniently located for Cambridge City Centre, Great Shelford's thriving centre and Addenbrooke's Medical Campus. This property offers deceptively spacious accommodation and retains many original features plus it is set within a private and mature garden with off road parking.
The accommodation comprises, a welcoming reception hall incorporating a study area with a cloakroom w.c. just off, a bay windowed sitting room with original sash windows boasts a feature open fireplace and fitted book shelving. This room opens to the dining room with spiral staircase to the first floor accommodation and doors out to the garden room. The kitchen / breakfast room is generously proportioned and fitted with a range of base level and wall mounted storage cupboards, ample fitted working surfaces with an inset single sink unit and drainer, gas fired Aga (requiring survey), two-ring ceramic hob with oven and space for a fridge freezer and a washing machine plus original brick flooring.
Upstairs, there are three good sized bedrooms including the bay windowed master bedroom with fitted wardrobe cupboards and original fireplace. The family bathroom boasts a roll top bath and a separate, tiled shower cubicle.
Outside, the front garden is laid to lawn, with a flower and shrub border and a paved pathway to the entrance door. The rear garden is laid mainly to lawn with flower and shrub borders with paved patio plus a hard-standing to the rear of the garden, which has in the past been utilised as an off road parking space. A gate leads to the access route and beyond, an additional parcel of land, on which sits a timber shed and a timber decked terrace.
Location - Little Shelford is a delightful picturesque village situated about 5 miles to the south of Cambridge. The village has a range of facilities including, pub/restaurant, village hall and church. The adjoining village of Great Shelford (1 mile) provides a full range of local facilities including health centre, post office, bank, butcher, baker and delicatessen, two supermarkets. Great Shelford station provides a regular service to Cambridge (10 minutes) and connects to Liverpool Street line to London (from 78 minutes). There is easy access to the City of Cambridge with to the southern side Addenbrooke's Hospital, new Biomedical Campus and many of the University Departments. Cambridge railway station and the M11 motorway are easily accessible. There is schooling in Great Shelford and in Sawston.
Tenure - Freehold
Services - All mains services connected.
Statutory Authorities - South Cambridgeshire District Council.
Council Tax - E
Fixtures And Fittings - Unless specifically mentioned in these particulars, all fixtures and fittings are expressly excluded from the sale of the freehold interest.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment through the vendor's sole agents, Redmayne Arnold and Harris.
The property occupies a wonderful centre of village position just a short walk from the primary school and of course conveniently located for Cambridge City Centre, Great Shelford's thriving centre and Addenbrooke's Medical Campus. This property offers deceptively spacious accommodation and retains many original features plus it is set within a private and mature garden with off road parking.
The accommodation comprises, a welcoming reception hall incorporating a study area with a cloakroom w.c. just off, a bay windowed sitting room with original sash windows boasts a feature open fireplace and fitted book shelving. This room opens to the dining room with spiral staircase to the first floor accommodation and doors out to the garden room. The kitchen / breakfast room is generously proportioned and fitted with a range of base level and wall mounted storage cupboards, ample fitted working surfaces with an inset single sink unit and drainer, gas fired Aga (requiring survey), two-ring ceramic hob with oven and space for a fridge freezer and a washing machine plus original brick flooring.
Upstairs, there are three good sized bedrooms including the bay windowed master bedroom with fitted wardrobe cupboards and original fireplace. The family bathroom boasts a roll top bath and a separate, tiled shower cubicle.
Outside, the front garden is laid to lawn, with a flower and shrub border and a paved pathway to the entrance door. The rear garden is laid mainly to lawn with flower and shrub borders with paved patio plus a hard-standing to the rear of the garden, which has in the past been utilised as an off road parking space. A gate leads to the access route and beyond, an additional parcel of land, on which sits a timber shed and a timber decked terrace.
Location - Little Shelford is a delightful picturesque village situated about 5 miles to the south of Cambridge. The village has a range of facilities including, pub/restaurant, village hall and church. The adjoining village of Great Shelford (1 mile) provides a full range of local facilities including health centre, post office, bank, butcher, baker and delicatessen, two supermarkets. Great Shelford station provides a regular service to Cambridge (10 minutes) and connects to Liverpool Street line to London (from 78 minutes). There is easy access to the City of Cambridge with to the southern side Addenbrooke's Hospital, new Biomedical Campus and many of the University Departments. Cambridge railway station and the M11 motorway are easily accessible. There is schooling in Great Shelford and in Sawston.
Tenure - Freehold
Services - All mains services connected.
Statutory Authorities - South Cambridgeshire District Council.
Council Tax - E
Fixtures And Fittings - Unless specifically mentioned in these particulars, all fixtures and fittings are expressly excluded from the sale of the freehold interest.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment through the vendor's sole agents, Redmayne Arnold and Harris.
