Corsican Pine Close, Newmarket, CB8

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Property Insight
Tucked into a quiet close within walking distance of Newmarket town centre, its shops and the leisure centre, this two-bedroom mid-terrace home makes a straightforward first purchase or a sound buy-to-let, offered with vacant possession and no chain above. Presented in good order throughout, it has already had the work most buyers dread taken care of, with an updated kitchen/diner, a recently serviced and flushed heating system, and fresh, neutral decoration ready to move into. The red-brick and rendered elevations sit behind a lawned front garden, with allocated parking to the rear. For a first-time buyer wanting somewhere finished, or an investor after a low-maintenance let close to the shops, the appeal here is in how little there is left to do.

The front door opens into the lounge, a bright and well-proportioned reception with the staircase rising along one wall and a useful cupboard tucked beneath it. Carpeted and finished in soft neutral tones, the room has space for both seating and everyday living, and flows through to the kitchen/diner at the rear. This is the room that has seen the most recent investment: fitted with white units, black granite-effect worktops and a teal metro-tiled splashback, it takes an integrated oven, gas hob and chimney extractor, with a stainless-steel sink under the window. There is room for a dining table, and French doors open directly onto the garden, drawing light through the ground floor.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom is a comfortable double with a run of mirror-fronted fitted wardrobes, an airing cupboard for storage and drying, and a leafy outlook over the willow to the rear. The second bedroom takes the front of the house and works equally well as a single, nursery or home office, and the family bathroom is fully tiled with a bath and shower over, a glass screen, pedestal basin and WC. Practical touches run throughout, from interlinked smoke, carbon monoxide and heat detectors to fibre broadband. Outside, the enclosed rear garden is laid mainly to lawn with a paved area by the doors, a timber shed and gated access. A finished, chain-free home in a settled Newmarket position.

At a Glance
Type: Mid-terrace house, freehold
Size: 528 sq ft
Bedrooms: 2 — one double, one single/office
Bathrooms: 1 — family bathroom with shower over bath
Reception Rooms: Lounge with staircase and under-stair storage
Kitchen: Updated kitchen/diner — white units, granite-effect worktops, integrated oven and gas hob, French doors to garden
Outside: Enclosed rear garden, lawn, paved area, timber shed
Parking: Allocated parking to the rear
Energy: EPC rating C, modern condensing boiler, south-west facing roof suited to solar panels
Station: Newmarket, direct services to Cambridge and London
Chain: No Upward Chain

Agent Notes
There is an annual service charge of £330.

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Location – Newmarket
Newmarket is a busy market town and civil parish in Suffolk, 14 miles west of Bury St Edmunds and 14 miles northeast of Cambridge, with excellent commuter links to London and Cambridge from Newmarket train station. The town is internationally renowned as the historic birthplace of horse racing, with over fifty training stables and a position between two of the most famous racecourses in the world, The Rowley Mile and the July Course. Palace House, the National Heritage Centre for Horseracing and Sporting Art, the National Horseracing Museum, Tattersalls racehorse auctioneers and two of the world's foremost equine hospitals are all in the town, which is surrounded by over sixty breeding studs. Newmarket also offers a fantastic selection of pubs and restaurants showcasing seasonal and local produce, alongside cafes, bakeries and farm shops, and a vibrant town centre with high street brands and independent shops. There are both state and independent schools and plenty of clubs and sports for all ages. Wicken Fen, Britain's oldest nature reserve, is close by.

Parking - Allocated parking