Fowlmere Road, Thriplow

A unique detached home, providing 198sqm (2132sqft) of high quality, well planned accommodation, including a stunning open plan living space and two en-suites. The property is next to the cricket ground and is set within a generous plot with a private, south facing garden, garage, and parking.

The property has recently been professionally remodelled, renovated, and extended and now has the look and feel of a high quality, new build. With its contemporary layout and classic styling it is perfect for modern day living and the quality of the finish runs comprehensively and seamlessly throughout. Care has been taken at every stage of the development to ensure that the spaces are bright, airy, and flooded with natural light and the living room to the rear of the building with its two sets of bi-fold doors truly allows the garden to become an extension of the living space during the summer months.

Approached over a neat front garden that provides parking for several vehicles and gives access to the garage, there is a high hedge that screens the property from the road and provides a good degree of privacy. The front door is set beneath a canopy that provides protection from the elements as you go in and this opens to a spacious and welcoming entrance hall with the staircase leading up to the first floor. To the front of the house there is a generous study which could equally be used as an occasional bedroom and there is a cloakroom fitted with a w.c. and handbasin opposite, making it ideal for use as guest accommodation. The property has a cosy family room/snug with a fireplace recess, and a generous dual aspect sitting room with a window to the front, bi-fold doors to the rear and a gas fired stove to warm the winter evenings. The principal living space is to the rear of the property and this provides a bright contemporary family hub with a large kitchen area for cooking, as well as plenty of room for dining and sitting. The kitchen is fitted with a range of cabinets set above and below beautiful marble working surfaces, there are pan drawers, cupboards with built in storage solutions, and Neff integrated appliances, which include a dishwasher, fridge freezer, built in oven, and hob with extractor over. There is a large matching island inset with a sink that provides additional storage, and this has a breakfast bar with space for casual dining. The adjacent utility room has a second sink and drainer, space for a washing machine and drier, a fitted broom cupboard and a door out to the garden. There is also a plant room that houses a Grant oil fired boiler and a hot water tank.

On the first floor a light tube on the landing provides natural daylight over the stairwell and there are four very good bedrooms all of which would take a double bed. The main bedroom is dual aspect with a modern en-suite shower room and fitted wardrobes to one wall. The second bedroom would make a lovely guest room and also has en-suite facilities, the third bedroom is again a bright dual aspect room and the fourth bedroom is slightly smaller but would still take a double bed if required. The family bathroom is luxuriously appointed with a freestanding bath, separate shower enclosure, w.c. and vanity unit inset with a hand-basin.

Outside there is a large patio adjacent to the house and this extends into a path around the building. There is a generous area of lawn with colourful shrub borders and raised beds, and a second high quality terrace is tucked in the corner. The garden enjoys a southerly aspect and benefits from a high degree of privacy. A secure gate separates the front from the rear gardens and there is a screened area to the side of the property that houses the oil tank.

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The property is located on the edge of the village adjacent to the cricket pitch and just a short walk from the school, shop and village pub. Thriplow is arguably one of the most highly sought after South Cambridgeshire villages, set amongst beautiful undulating countryside, with a wonderfully rural atmosphere, yet it is only 8 miles south of Cambridge and 6 miles North of Royston. For the commuter, the village offers easy access to the A505, M11, and to Royston Station or Whittlesford Parkway.

The village has a highly regarded primary school, a convenience shop, and a pub. It also hosts the annual Daffodil Weekend, when the village comes together to provide a spectacular, colourful display of daffodils, in early spring.