A charming, detached, Grade II Listed cottage boasting a wealth of character with off-road parking, detached annexe and well stocked gardens, situated in the heart of the village and within easy reach of all amenities.
No.6 dates back to 1680, it was later extended in the 1930's and 1980's. The cottage is beautifully presented and has been very well maintained by the current vendor, having been fully re-thatched in 1998, the ridge was later replaced, the thatch combed in 2009 and flat roof replaced in 2008.
The dual aspect kitchen has a range of base and eye-level storage cupboards and drawers, a 1.5 bowl sink unit with mixer tap, space for appliances, oven with four-ring hob with extractor hood above, tiled splashbacks, attractive stone flooring and space for a breakfast table and chairs. The impressive dual aspect living room measures 21' x 13'9" boasting a wealth of period features, including an exposed brick Inglenook fireplace with redundant bread oven and open fire, large windows span the width of the wall and doors which open to the rear garden. The dining room, which is currently used as a study, measures 10'1" x 11' with a window to the rear aspect.
A wooden ladder gives access to the attic room, which currently serves as bedroom 3 and has a built-in storage cupboard. The dual aspect master bedroom is a good size with built-in storage cupboards and windows to the rear aspect. Bedroom two is a double with a window to the front aspect. The family bathroom includes a white suite, comprising of a wash hand basin, WC and bath with shower over.
There is a large detached annexe which has generous built-in storage cupboards and comprises a living area/kitchenette with single bowl sink unit, base and eye-level storage cupboards and space for appliances. Off the living space is a shower room, which includes a wash hand basin, WC and shower.
There is a private driveway for two-three vehicles. The enclosed, south facing, rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn with a patio area and surrounded by mature shrub borders. There is an established vegetable plot and storage shed.
Agent's Note:
Ceiling height is good throughout the property although the loft room does have a restricted head height.
Impington is an attractive and very popular village conveniently situated approximately 3 miles north of Cambridge. Good shopping facilities are provided by the neighbouring village of Histon and Impington Village College provides educational facilities up to the age of eighteen. In addition the property is well placed for access to the A14 and M11. The Guided Busway (running from Huntingdon Railway Station to Trumpington Park & Ride), provides a direct link to Cambridge City Centre, Cambridge Railway Station and Addenbrookes Hospital. Cambridge North Railway Station opened in May 2017, located in Chesterton close to Cambridge Science Park, connecting to the Guided Busway and providing an interchange with Park & Ride and local bus services.
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