- Imposing double fronted Victorian residence
- Versatile living arranged over two floors
- Tranquil and secluded gardens
- 1,225 sq. ft. outbuilding with garage and studio/annexe space above
- Generous plot of approximately 0.25 acres
- Sought after and rarely available village location
- Extended and much improved accommodation
A most impressive and significantly extended double fronted five bedroom detached Victorian residence located in a peaceful village location.
About this property
Detailed Description
A remarkable and rarely available five bedroom detached period residence situated in highly sought after village location. The versatile accommodation is arranged over two floors and extends to approximately 3420 sq. ft., comprising a series of light filled reception rooms, extensive bedroom suites, and a number of adaptable spaces suitable for home working, multi generational living, or leisure uses. Outside, the property enjoys a peaceful and mature setting with ample off road parking and a double garage with a studio/potential annexe over.
The front of the property benefits from direct access from Pound Green onto a generous gravel parking area which leads to a covered entrance door and a secured parking area in front of the detached double garage/ studio.
The fully enclosed rear garden is mostly laid to lawn with a large patio area, a selection of mature trees and shrubs and a selection of outbuildings including a storage shed and access into the double garage/ studio.
Location
Guilden Morden is a picturesque and historic village positioned approximately 16 miles southwest of Cambridge and around 9 miles west of Royston.
The village offers a selection of everyday amenities characteristic of a traditional village, including a well regarded Church of England primary school, a recreation ground with sports facilities and a children's play area. The village is also home to the historic 13th century St Mary's Church, and surrounded by attractive period properties. For broader shopping, dining, and leisure facilities, residents typically look to the nearby market towns of Royston (approximately 9 miles) and Biggleswade, or to Cambridge for an extensive range of retail, cultural and educational amenities.
Transport connections are convenient for a rural location. Ashwell & Morden railway station, located about 3 miles south in the neighbouring parish of Steeple Morden, provides regular mainline services to both Cambridge and London King's Cross, making the village particularly attractive to commuters seeking a peaceful home environment. Road links via the A505 and A10 give access towards Cambridge, Royston, Baldock and the A1(M).
Education is well supported locally. Guilden Morden C of E Primary Academy serves the village and is rated 'Good' by Ofsted. Secondary education options include Bassingbourn Village College, with additional choices available in nearby towns, and a range of independent schools accessible in Cambridge and Bedfordshire.
Accommodation
Ground floor
Entrance hallway
With entrance door, windows to the front aspect, exposed floorboards, door to study, door to inner hallway
Office
With double glazed timber sash window to the front aspect, exposed floorboards
Inner hallway
With stairs to the first floor, exposed floorboards, doors to
Sitting Room
With double glazed timber sash windows to the front and side aspect, exposed floorboards, fireplace with inset dual fuel stove with brick hearth and wooden mantle
Dining room
With double glazed timber sash window to the side aspect, exposed floorboards, feature fireplace with brick hearth
Kitchen/family Room
Sitting area with double glazed timber sash windows to the side aspect, fireplace with inset dual fuel stove with brick hearth and wooden mantle, open to kitchen area with part vaulted ceiling featuring a range of eye and base level units, integrated dishwasher, quartz counter with inset butler sink with mixer tap over, island with oak counter and breakfast bar with inset induction hob and low level integrated ovens, fitted pantry cupboard, natural stone floor throughout, glazed double door to garden, doors to
Snug
With double glazed timber sash window to the side aspect, natural stone floor
Utility room
With double glazed timber sash window to the side aspect, wooden counter with space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer below, space for American style fridge freezer, tiled floor, door to
Shower room
With double glazed timber sash window, suite comprising low level wc, pedestal wash basin and shower enclosure, tiled floor, door to
Laundry/ boot room
With double glazed timber sash window to the side aspect, worktop with inset sink and drainer with storage cupboards below, door to the garden, tiled floor
Garden room /Conservatory
With windows to the side and rear aspect, vaulted ceiling, tiled floor with underfloor heating and doors to the garden
First floor
galleried landing
With Velux window, doors to
Principal bedroom
With double glazed timber sash window to the front and side aspect, exposed floorboards, fitted wardrobes, feature fireplace with wooden mantle, door to
En-suite bathroom
With double glazed timber sash windows to the front and side aspect, contemporary suite comprising; low level wc with eco flush, vanity unit with inset wash basin with chrome mixer tap over, walk in glass/ chrome shower enclosure with drencher head over and freestanding bath with chrome mixer tap and separate hand held shower head attachment and airing cupboard
Bedroom two
With double glazed timber sash window to the side aspect, feature fireplace with wooden mantle
Bedroom three
With steps down, double glazed timber sash window to the rear aspect, stairs up to mezzanine area/Loft Room
Bedroom four
With double glazed timber sash window to the side aspects, door to
Bedroom five
With double glazed timber sash window to the rear aspect, feature fireplace
Family bathroom
With double glazed timber sash windows to the side and rear aspect, traditional suite comprising; low level wc, pedestal wash basin, large glass/ chrome shower enclosure and a freestanding bath with chrome telephone style mixer tap, chrome heated towel rail and airing cupboard
Other
Tenure: Freehold
Services: Oil fired central heating. Mains, electricity and drainage
Council Tax Band: G, South Cambridgeshire
EPC: E
Important Information Regarding the Property Title: Prospective purchasers are advised that the property may be subject to restrictions, easements, rights of way, or the presence of third-party services crossing the land. Full legal information, including any such matters, can be found within the official title register. The property is registered under Title Number: CB414593. A copy of the title register and title plan can be obtained from HM Land Registry or via your legal representative. Buyers should satisfy themselves as to the nature of any such matters before entering into any contractual commitment.
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