Cheveley Road, Newmarket, CB8

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Property Insight
Set within a handsome red-brick Victorian terrace on Cheveley Road, this two-bedroom home sits within easy reach of Newmarket's town centre and only a short walk from the world-famous Heath and Gallops — a genuine draw for dog walkers and anyone who values open space on the doorstep. Full of period character and offered with No Upward Chain, it lends itself equally well to a first purchase, a buy-to-let investment or a move to something more manageable. The accommodation runs to approximately 722 sq ft across two floors, with the living space, kitchen and a well-presented bathroom on the ground floor, and two double bedrooms above.

The front door opens straight into a bright through lounge and dining room that runs the full depth of the ground floor, with a window to each end and two period fireplaces — a cast-iron insert to the front and a decorative tiled arch to the rear — giving the space real warmth and personality. Built-in cupboards and a glazed display cabinet make good use of the alcoves. Beyond lies the kitchen, fitted with painted timber units, a stainless-steel sink and drainer and space for a freestanding cooker, leading through to a useful rear lobby suited to utility or study use. The ground-floor bathroom has been smartly appointed, with a freestanding bath, black metro tiling and a checkerboard floor.

Upstairs, two comfortable double bedrooms sit off the landing, both taking natural light and offering flexibility for family, guests or a home office. Outside, the walled front garden is laid with established plants and shrubs behind a gated entrance, while to the rear a low-maintenance courtyard garden combines paving and shingle beneath a mature cherry tree — an easy, private spot to sit out. On-road parking is available to the front, and a vehicular right of way over the rear roadway offers scope to create off-road parking to the rear (STPP). A characterful period home in a well-connected Newmarket position, ready to view.

At a Glance
Type: Victorian mid-terrace house
Size: Approximately 722 sq ft
Bedrooms: 2 doubles
Bathrooms: 1 — ground-floor bathroom with freestanding bath
Reception Rooms: Open-plan through lounge/dining room with two period fireplaces
Kitchen: Painted timber units, stainless sink and drainer, space for freestanding cooker
Additional Room: Rear lobby suited to home office or utility use
Outside: Walled front garden; low-maintenance rear courtyard with paving and shingle
Parking: On-road to the front; rear vehicular right of way with potential for off-road parking (STPP)
Station: Newmarket, direct services to Cambridge and London
Chain: No Upward Chain

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Agents Notes
Tenure: Freehold
Material Information — Rear Access: The property benefits from a vehicular right of way over the rear roadway.

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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.