4 bedroom detached house for sale

This splendid individual detached property enjoys a fine location in this large well served village in south west Cambridgeshire. A four bedroom home, it stands in a good garden plot and backs on to farmland and overlooks the parish church. The spacious and well appointed family accommodation benefits from full gas fired central heating, uPVC double-glazed leaded light windows and moulded plaster cornices throughout.

Reception Hall

3.98m x 3.78m (13'1 x 12'5 )

Two windows to front flanking the panelled and stained glass entrance door, window to side. Oak board floor. Two radiators with thermostatic valves. Recessed down-lighters. Turning staircase with attractive balustrade to First Floor. Archway to Study. Doors to Utility Room and Garage. Panelled doors to all remaining Ground Floor rooms and WALK-IN CLOAKS CUPBOARD.

Cloakroom

Window to side. Oak board floor. Wall-washer up-lighter. White suite comprising low flush WC with concealed cistern and wash bowl style hand basin with mixer tap. Chrome heated towel rail. Access to roof space.

Sitting Room

8.98m x 3.48m widening to 4.82m (29'6 x 11'5 wid

Bow window to front, window to side, two windows to rear flanking double-glazed double doors to the rear garden. Adam style fire surround with marble slips and hearth and gas living flame grate. Three wall-washer up-lighters. Two radiators with thermostatic valves.

Dining Room

3.65m x 3.79m deepening to 5.16m (12'0 x 12'5 de

Bow window to front. Three wall light points. Radiator with thermostatic valve.

Study

3.07m x 2.47m (10'1 x 8'1 )

Window to rear. Two wall-washer up-lighters. Radiator with thermostatic valve.

Kitchen / Breakfast Room

3.33m x 5.27m widening to 6.75m (10'11 x 17'3 wi

Windows to side and rear, double-glazed double doors to rear garden. Oak strip floor. Extensive range of built-in base and wall units and matching pelmets, granite worktops with tiled splashbacks and concealed lighting over, inset 1 and stainless steel sink bowls with mixer tap, inset 'Miele' wide ceramic 4-ring hob with canopy extractor hood over, built-in 'Miele' double electric oven and grill, built-in 'Miele' microwave, integrated 'Miele' dishwasher, integrated fridge/freezer, granite breakfast bar. Recessed down-lighters. Radiator with thermostatic valve.

Utility Room

4.86m x 2.18m (15'11 x 7'2 )

Window to side, stable door to rear garden. Vinyl flooring. Built-in double cloaks/broom cupboard. Built-in base and wall units with 'beech' finish worktops, inset 1 bowl single drainer sink unit with mixer tap, space and plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble drier, space for under worktop freezer and refrigerator, space for upright fridge/freezer. Recessed halogen down-lighters. Radiator with thermostatic valve.

Double Garage

6.71m x 5.12m (22'0 x 16'10 )

Twin electrically powered up-and-over roller doors, door to side garden. Extensive built-in storage racks. Electric light and power.

First Floor Landing

Part galleried with attractive balustrade. Dormer windows to front and rear. Recessed down-lighters. Access to loft space. Panelled doors to all Bedrooms, Bathroom and Boiler Cupboard housing 'Ideal icos HE24' gas fired condensing boiler supplying central heating and hot water. Panelled doors to double Airing Cupboard housing lagged hot water cylinder with immersion heater.

Master Bedroom

5.16m x 3.48m (16'11 x 11'5 )

Dormer window to front, window to side. Chrome radiator. Recessed halogen down-lighters. Extensive range of maple built-in furniture including wardrobes, chests, bedside cabinets and TV cupboard. Door to:

En Suite Bathroom

4.84m x 3.42m (15'11 x 11'3 )

Windows to side and rear. Stone tiled floor with matching half-height tiling to the walls. White suite comprising whirlpool bath inset into stone tiled dais with chrome shower attachment, low flush WC with concealed cistern, vanity unit with stone tiled top and twin ceramic wash bowls and mixer taps, fully tiled shower enclosure with glass screens and doors and chrome mixer with two shower heads. Chrome heated towel rail. Electric shaver point, recessed halogen down-lighters. Access to roof space.

Bedroom Two

5.25m x 3.24m (17'3 x 10'8 )

Dormer windows to front and rear. Full length bank of light oak wardrobes flanked by matching chests-of-drawers. Radiator with thermostatic valve.

Bedroom Three

3.65m x 3.35m (12'0 x 11'0 )

Dormer window to front. Radiator with thermostatic valve.

Bedroom Four

3.35m x 3.31m (11'0 x 10'10 )

Dormer window to front. Radiator with thermostatic valve. Access to roof space.

Bathroom

3.12m x 2.34m widening to 4.08m (10'3 x 7'8 wide

Dormer window to rear. Vinyl flooring. White suite comprising corner whirlpool bath with tiled surrounds and shower/mixer tap, pedestal washbasin with tiled splashback and mixer tap, close-coupled low flush WC and fully tiled shower cubicle with glass door and 'Mira' thermostatic mixer. Heated towel rail. Recessed halogen down-lighters, electric shaver light fitting.

Outside

The house is set back from the road behind a front garden screened by a hedge and laid to lawn with ornamental trees and shrubs, herbaceous borders and gravelled driveway providing off-street parking and leading to the integral Double Garage (see above). The gardens extend to either side of the house leading to the:

Rear Garden

30m x 25m approx (98'5 x 82'0 appro x)

Well screened by a combination of walls, hedges and fences and backing on to open farmland. The garden is laid to lawns with paved patios, numerous ornamental trees and shrubs and well stocked herbaceous beds and borders.

Agent'S Note

There is a possibility of acquiring an additional area of land adjoining the property by separate negotiation, if required.

Local Authority And Council Tax

South Cambridgeshire District Council, Cambourne Business Park, Cambourne, Cambridge CB23 6EA
Tel: 01954 713149

Council Tax Band: 'G'

Gamlingay

Gamlingay is a village in South Cambridgeshire, near the border with Bedfordshire and the old county of Huntingdonshire. It is 14 miles west of Cambridge, 5 miles south-east of St Neots and about 10 miles north-west of Royston.
Featured in the Domesday Book, the name comes from the Old English and there has been a settlement on the site since the middle Bronze Age and possibly the middle Stone Age. A tithe barn and at least one house remain from the Middle Ages with more from the 16th and 17th centuries. Gamlingay is steeped in history, with many listed buildings in the village. The stone for building the 12th Century parish church, dedicated to St Mary the Virgin, came from a quarry within the village. The village's first Baptist church was founded in 1670 and its first recorded minister was John Bunyan, the author of the Pilgrim's Progress.
Throughout history, Gamlingay has been a farming village and at one time ownership of most of the village was shared between Downing and Clare Colleges, Cambridge and Merton College, Oxford.
The village is still served by a number of pubs but not the 54 it once boasted! There is a good range of village shops, sports fields, a community centre and nursery schools. Children aged 49 years attend Gamlingay First School, progressing first to Gamlingay Village College for ages 9-13 and then to Stratton Upper School in nearby Biggleswade.
The nearest railway station is at Sandy, Bedfordshire and the major A1, A14 and M11 roads easily accessible.

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