House For Sale £1,000,000
An extraordinary and commanding architect-designed detached house, exceeding 2500 sq ft, overlooking the historic "Stevens' ’" windmill within a delightful non estate conservation area. Built to the owners exacting standards the house features a breathtaking part vaulted reception room, exceptional kitchen/dining room, inspirationally landscaped garden offering privacy and tranquil seclusion and potential for multi-generational living.
Burwell is situated in pleasant countryside approximately eleven miles northeast of the university city of Cambridge and some four and a half miles from the horse racing town of Newmarket. The village contains an interesting variety of properties ranging from period cottages to modern family houses and there is an excellent range of facilities including a primary school, doctors’ surgery, dentist, various shops catering for everyday requirements, a church, public houses and a regular bus service. Burwell is particularly well located with good access to the A14 dual carriageway which interconnects with many of the region's traffic routes, principally the M11 motorway to London and the A11 to the east. There is a regular train service from Newmarket to Cambridge and Cambridge North into London Liverpool Street and King Cross Stations.
Mill Lane is one of Burwell's most sought after roads, situated close to many of the village amenities.
Mill View House is understood to the have been built in 2015 and is designed over two floors where open plan living meets luxury, sophistication and comfort to create an inviting and effortlessly elegant home.
On entering this exceptional home you are greeted by a a part vaulted reception room, used as a summer sitting room, with a vista through to the beautiful landscaped gardens. There is staircase to the right, made from American Ash, taking you to a galleried landing and then to the five bedrooms, family bathroom and two en suites.
The Kitchen is about 30ft in length, fitted with high quality German units, grouped around a large island and finished with polished Granit worktops. For the chef of the family there is a induction hob, two brand new conventional ovens and a combination microwave with warming drawer.
At the other end of the house is a second sitting room, cosier by nature, the home office, utility room and a cloakroom. Its this end of the house that could be adapted to proved potential annex accommodation (stc).
The ground floor accommodation is all heated via underfloor heating, assisted by the electric fireplaces and the first floor is heated by radiators.
The gardens are a real delight, designed for maximum interest yet minimum up keep. It is divided into zones, edged and made private by the Hornbeam Beech hedges. Central to the design is the pond with a Blade waterfall feature and home to a number of Koi Carp ( who will also be moving away). Too one side is a raised decked sitting area and entertaining space. At the other end of the garden is a lawned area and covered patio, perfect for days when the weather just cant make up its mind. Too the front there are parking spaces for about three cars, and a single garage.
Burwell is situated in pleasant countryside approximately eleven miles northeast of the university city of Cambridge and some four and a half miles from the horse racing town of Newmarket. The village contains an interesting variety of properties ranging from period cottages to modern family houses and there is an excellent range of facilities including a primary school, doctors’ surgery, dentist, various shops catering for everyday requirements, a church, public houses and a regular bus service. Burwell is particularly well located with good access to the A14 dual carriageway which interconnects with many of the region's traffic routes, principally the M11 motorway to London and the A11 to the east. There is a regular train service from Newmarket to Cambridge and Cambridge North into London Liverpool Street and King Cross Stations.
Mill Lane is one of Burwell's most sought after roads, situated close to many of the village amenities.
Mill View House is understood to the have been built in 2015 and is designed over two floors where open plan living meets luxury, sophistication and comfort to create an inviting and effortlessly elegant home.
On entering this exceptional home you are greeted by a a part vaulted reception room, used as a summer sitting room, with a vista through to the beautiful landscaped gardens. There is staircase to the right, made from American Ash, taking you to a galleried landing and then to the five bedrooms, family bathroom and two en suites.
The Kitchen is about 30ft in length, fitted with high quality German units, grouped around a large island and finished with polished Granit worktops. For the chef of the family there is a induction hob, two brand new conventional ovens and a combination microwave with warming drawer.
At the other end of the house is a second sitting room, cosier by nature, the home office, utility room and a cloakroom. Its this end of the house that could be adapted to proved potential annex accommodation (stc).
The ground floor accommodation is all heated via underfloor heating, assisted by the electric fireplaces and the first floor is heated by radiators.
The gardens are a real delight, designed for maximum interest yet minimum up keep. It is divided into zones, edged and made private by the Hornbeam Beech hedges. Central to the design is the pond with a Blade waterfall feature and home to a number of Koi Carp ( who will also be moving away). Too one side is a raised decked sitting area and entertaining space. At the other end of the garden is a lawned area and covered patio, perfect for days when the weather just cant make up its mind. Too the front there are parking spaces for about three cars, and a single garage.
