£385,000
(£400/sq. ft)
2 bed semi-detached house for saleChurch Way, Little Stukeley, Cambridgeshire. PE28
2 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
962 sq. ft
About this property
Quaint semi-detached cottage.
2 bedrooms / 3 reception room / 1 bathroom.
The Gross Internal Floor Area is approximately 962 sq.ft / 89 sq.metres / 0.13 acre total plot size.
Built in the 1680s.
Detached, oversized garaging / workshop, with additional office/storage space above.
A large driveway offering plenty of parking.
Sympathetically refurbished over the years, styled and presented throughout.
Lovely quirky features, beams, exposed brickwork and picture frame windows.
Quintessential village location yet just a 10 minute drive to the Train Station / Town Centre.
EPC: Tbc.
Sited towards the end of Church Way, a quiet non estate street within the sought after village of Little Stukeley, the property itself if has an aesthetically pleasing frontage with a pretty front garden, dwarf wall, and a large driveway to the side leading to the oversized garaging with power and lighting. A great extra is an external staircase leading up to additional storage or indeed a home office space
The useful porch leads you into the front room, steeped in history, with timber beams, picture frame windows, exposed brick fireplace and inset wood burner - a lovely cosy retreat for winter nights in.
A doorway leads through to the bathroom, fitted with a three piece suite and the kitchen, enjoying views over the rear garden. Fitted with a farmhouse style range of cupboard units, butchers block worksurface and appliances, with an Aga providing a comforting heat and area to cook.
Ideal for summer evenings - the rear sun room has idyllic views over the rear garden and the west facing orientation.
On the first floor there are two bedrooms, one double room and one single.
Externally, the rear gardens are a haven - great for pottering around, entertaining or budding gardeners to flourish with various specimen flower and shrub borders, seating areas and raised beds.
Ideally located in a highly sought after village yet close to the amenities within Huntingdon, the train station is just a short drive away with fast lines into London, Cambridge just over a 30 minute driveway away and the town centre with schooling, doctors and a range of shops and eateries just a 5 minute drive.
Gross Internal Floor Area
The Gross Internal Floor Area is approximately 962 sq.ft / 89 sq.metres.
Porch (1.32m x 1.17m)
A useful porch to the front with space for coats, leading into the living room.
Living Room (4.17m x 4.52m)
A cosy living room, ideal for winter nights, with a window to the front, exposed brick fireplace with inset log burner and timber beams.
Dining Room (2.49m x 3.86m)
A formal dining room with picturesque timber beams and a window to the front.
Kitchen (4.90m x 1.88m)
Enjoying views over the rear garden, fitted with a range of farmhouse style units, solid wood worktops and integral appliances including a fridge, butler sink with mixer tap, two ring electric hob, electric oven and grill as well as a gas fired Aga used for cooking with ovens, warming trays and hobs. A stable door leads to the conservatory and the floor is laid with quarry tiles.
Sun Room (3.30m x 2.59m)
Of timber construction with an insulated, pitched, roof and brick base enjoying views over the rear garden and French doors to the side. An enjoyable space to relax and un-wind benefiting from the peaceful nature of the garden and evening sun.
Hallway
A small hallway with stairs rising to the first floor.
Bathroom (2.29m x 2.01m)
Fitted with a three piece suite comprising roll top bath with mixer shower attachment, close coupled WC and a sink with built-in vanity storage underneath and shelving. There is an obscure window to rear, heated chrome towel rail and tiled surrounds.
Landing
Serving the first floor.
Principal Bedroom (4.01m x 4.42m)
A double bedroom with two windows to the side elevation and a feature fireplace with ornate surround.
Bedroom Two (2.59m x 2.29m)
A second, single bedroom, study or nursery.
Garage / Workshop (3.3m x 8.0m)
An aesthetically pleasing garage, with timber weatherboarding, a pitched tiled roof, twin doors doors to the front and personal door to the side. Power, lighting and plenty of shelving.
An external staircase leads to a useful storage space on the first floor offering potential for a home office, subject to requirements, measuring 25'0" x 7'3" (2.21m x 7.63m) with restricted head height and a window to the front.
External
Delightfully quaint, the property enjoys an aesthetically pleasing frontage, with a dwarf wall and gate leading to the front door.
To the side is a large gravel driveway, providing parking for multiple vehicles, along with gated access to the rear garden. The total plot extends to approximately 0.13 acres.
A patio area flows seamlessly from the kitchen and conservatory, creating an excellent space to socialise, entertain, and enjoy time with family, while benefiting from a fair degree of privacy.
The garden itself has been lovingly maintained and thoughtfully enhanced over the years, featuring a well-kept lawn bordered by raised specimen flower beds, mature shrubs, and established hedging. The gas-fired boiler is housed within an external cupboard to the side of the property.
Status
The Property is not listed but is sited in a conservation area.
Services
The Property is heated via gas central heating and served by mains drainage, water and electricity.
Location
Although an idyllic, peaceful setting situated along the desired Church Way within Little Stukeley, the property benefits from quick and easy access to the A14/A1 road networks as well as being a five minute drive from Huntingdon Town Centre with its range of amenities including a cinema complex, supermarkets and a range of High Street shops as well as Huntingdon Train Station with a fast line to London Kings Cross in just 45 minutes.
Alconbury Weald, a new development just 5 minutes up the road, is surrounded by landscaped open green spaces with woodlands, intricately designed parks and play areas linked by footpaths and cycleways. A range of community facilities include a convenience store, library, nursery and primary school. More primary, a secondary and a special needs school will be added in the coming years with more retail spaces too.
Agents Notes
These particulars whilst believed to be correct at time of publishing should be used as a guide only. The measurements taken are approximate and supplied as a general guidance to the dimensions, exact measurements should be taken before any furniture or fixtures are purchased. Please note that Oliver James Property Sales and Lettings has not tested the services or any of the appliances at the property and as such we recommend that any interested parties arrange their own survey prior to completing a purchase.
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