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Hillrow, Haddenham, CB6

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

6

BATHROOMS

4

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • In Excess Of One Acre Plot With Woodland Included
  • Renovated And Extended Period Home
  • Sought After Village, Access To Ely and Cambridge
  • Swimming Pool, Gym, Outdoor Kitchen, Pool Table Room, Pub, Nail Bar, Workshop, Garden Shed
  • Woodlands Of Native Trees Includes Firepit and Camping Area, Zip Wire and Mud Kitchen
  • Gated Double Width Driveway, Parking For Multiple Vehicles
  • Open Plan Kitchen With Bi Folding Doors
  • Ground Floor Bedroom, Ground Floor Shower Room
  • 5/6 Bedrooms 4 shower/bathrooms Rooms
  • Plus 894 SQFT of Converted Outbuildings

Description

ACCOMMODATION

GROUND FLOOR The entrance to the superb property is a spacious hallway which includes a range of built-in wardrobes for coats and shoe storage, with an oak floor and access to the inner hall, with a glass and timber feature staircase and handmade wooden artwork, oak flooring and oak internal doors, an understairs storage cupboard and a modern ground floor WC. There are various reception rooms which are utilised as follows: first, currently a ground-floor bedroom with oak flooring and French doors which lead out to the patio area. There is a much-requested office, ideal for those wishing to work from home, this includes a log burning stove with a oak beam and slate tiled hearth. Next is a cosy snug which doubles as a cinema room, fitted with a media wall and acoustic wood panelling.

The impressive, open-plan kitchen/dining/living room is exceptionally finished, with considerable thought going into the design and layout of this important area of the house. The well-appointed, modern-style kitchen features a comprehensive range of wall and base units in a matte navy finish, accompanied by quartz work surfaces and an oak parquet wood floor in a herringbone pattern. Bi-fold doors lead out to the patio, outdoor kitchen, and beyond. Included within the design is an island that provides additional storage, a breakfast bar seating four, plus further space for food preparation, a gas hob, and a drinks fridge, with an in-built overhead extractor hood that includes LED lighting. There is space for an American-style fridge/freezer, integrated dishwasher and two eye-level ovens. The open-plan design provides the opportunity to eat together and relax in this excellent space, featuring a log-burning stove and ample room for a farmhouse-size dining table and chairs. The useful separate utility room comprises a range of wall units with a second sink and plumbing, and space for the washing machine and tumble dryer, oil boiler and an airing cupboard.

Continuing along the rear hall to the boot room, which is fitted with a valuable range of coat and boot/shoe storage, LVT wood effect flooring and access to the garden. Lastly, as a facility to accompany the outdoor pool, a modern, fitted shower room comprises a double walk-in shower cubicle with a handbasin inset into a vanity unit, WC, and heated towel rail.

FIRST FLOOR Leading from the galleried landing are five double bedrooms, the family bathroom and a second additional shower room. In order to take advantage of the incredible plot, as part of the renovation and extension works, the vendors created a balcony and seating area to enjoy views over the garden and woods beyond. The master bedroom also benefits from having a dressing room with built-in storage solutions and a stylish en suite shower room. The family bathroom is equally impressive, featuring a free-standing bath and a high-quality fitted suite, as well as a separate shower room which together serve the four bedrooms. Bedroom two features a range of fitted wardrobes, as do bedrooms three and five, and bedroom four features wood panelling on the walls and a built-in workstation.

OUTSIDE AREAS

This attractive character home, originally dating back to 1870, is set back from the road by a low-level brick wall and hedging along the boundary. A gated pedestrian access leads to the side courtyard area with a log store, a bike store and opens to the patio area. The total plot is in excess of one acre and comprises a generous paved patio area and outdoor kitchen, with pergolas providing shade to the seating area and dining area which is perfect for family and friends to gather outside and eat together, with an outdoor kitchen including a pizza oven and BBQ facilities, a log store and built-in storage. The raised pool and hot tub area overlooks the patio, and there is access to the gym and workshop. Leading to the next area of this amazing outdoors space is a vegetable growing area, ‘The Dog House’ pub, children’s nail bar, games barn, and a shed/garden store. Next is a lawn area with football goals, a sunken trampoline, a seating area and access to the woods. Planted with mainly native species by the previous owners, this is a real adventure waiting to be explored, with a golf driving range, fairy garden and a mud kitchen, plus shed/workshop. The woods are a haven for wildlife and include a camping area with den, a fire pit and zip wire, and at the end of the woods are far-reaching views over open farmland.

PARKING

A double-gated entrance leads to the gravel driveway, which provides off-road parking for multiple vehicles. There is an EV charging point and parking available in front of the gates.

LOCATION

Haddenham is located around ten miles (16.09 kilometres) north of Cambridge and 6 miles (9.66 kilometres) south-west of the Cathedral city of Ely. The A10 is just three miles away, providing road access into Cambridge or alternatively there is the route through villages onto the A14. Ely railway station is just 7 miles (11.27 kilometres) offers access to Cambridge and London’s Liverpool Street. There is also a regular bus service to Ely and Cambridge.

Full fibre, FTTP, has been recently installed within the village, allowing residents to easily work from home.

With a central village green and traditional High Street, this attractive and popular Cambridgeshire village will appeal to many people. The village is surrounded by beautiful farmland, with wonderful walks available in the orchard and the surrounding countryside. There is a strong community feel, with many events held throughout the year, including various exhibitions at the art centre, plus the Haddenham beer festival and the steam rally, which the village is nationally known for.

Haddenham has two pubs, the traditional Three Kings which is within a 17th-century coaching inn, and a micro pub The Barn, opened in 2024. Other amenities include a doctors surgery, an art gallery and craft centre with cafe, Harnwell family butchers, the Arkenstall Centre village hall and a Library. There are two churches – the Holy Trinity Church and Haddenham Baptist Chapel.

The recreation ground has a full-sized football pitch and a cricket pitch with a sports and social club and a children’s play park, skate park and pavilion. Other sports clubs include the Metcalfe Tennis Club and Haddenham Bowls Club. There is a newly installed recreation ground installed between Newtown Road and Bury Lane. Schooling is provided at the Robert Arkenstall Primary School, rated 'Good' by Ofsted, with secondary schooling available at Witchford Village College.


EPC Rating: D
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Band: C
PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
Yes
GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Private garden
ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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