Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to Jackson House Chapel Road, Huntingdon, a cozy and compact detached type home with 4 bed in the PE26 2RS area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band E.
This classic property was built
in a neighborhood known for its allure and prestige.
This home stands out for its value and character -
with a market valuation of £825,000 and a rental potential of £5,363 per month,
,
it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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"Set in nine acres of gardens, paddock, woodland and meadow this substantial home extends to approximately 2,500 square feet. Set down a no through road and within walking distance to Woodwalton Fen Nature Reserve. A sweeping drive with lawns to either side leads to the house, timber cabin which is currently used as a hobbies room and detached double garage. The accommodation is well presented throughout and includes two large reception rooms, study, conservatory and kitchen breakfast room with utility. There are four good sized bedrooms, two with en suites and dressing room and a family bathroom. There is also a selection of out buildings including a large open ban, shed/workshop, summer house, shed and greenhouse. Nearby Ramsey offers excellent amenities while Huntingdon has further amenities including a mainline station with commuter services into London Kings Cross.
?When we first viewed the property, we realised that, that the main feature of the house was its setting, in that it was set well back from the very quiet road, with what we saw as potential to make a beautiful garden. The setting also gives beautiful views in all directions as far as Peterborough and Whittlesey to the north and across fields to Upwood and Alconbury in other directions.
Although there was some work to be done inside, we had found the ideal place to indulge our love of the outdoors,? says Janet. ?The house is unique due to its location as it?s at the end of a lane and our neighbour is the Woodwalton fen, which is the start of the Great Fen Project! There are a couple of arable fields between us and the Fen and it?s very quiet and peaceful. You can walk in the fen, along the bridleways and pathways and enjoy the scenery and wildlife.?
?I was looking for a property with enough land to bring my goats with me, at one point, I had 18,? says Janet, ?So this was ideal; I had my own hayfield and the little woodland which is full of wildlife including an owl, rabbits and muntjac deer. We even had a Chinese water deer peer in the window only the other day!?
?Although we are right in the countryside, we?re only a short drive from Ramsey, which is about 5 miles away. There?s a Tesco and a range of shops including a butcher and a bakery. There?s also very nice coffee shops, pubs, banks, hairdressers, Post Office and 2 golf courses,? says Janet.
?I love gardening and spend a lot of time outside. When we first moved in, the garden needed a lot of work as it was wild, basically just a field! So, I got digging and we now have a beautiful garden bursting with various trees including apple, pear, plum, apricot, fig and peach. We grow our own veg too in the garden and polytunnel.?
?St Ives is only 11 miles away and I go there often. It?s so pretty and there are lots of coffee shops and nice places to shop. I also enjoy walking along the banks of the Great River Ouse watching the boats and the swans. There?s also a bus which takes you to the centre of Cambridge in just under half an hour.? In the other direction Peterborough is only 12 miles away.
?My favourite rooms are the sitting room and the main bedroom ,? says Janet. ?We have a lovely window seat in the sitting room and I like to sit there, just looking out over the garden and fields. We see lots of birds and it?s so relaxing to sit and leaf through a magazine.?
?We also have a summer house in the garden and we love to sit here with a cup of tea watching the moorhens on the side pond.?
?When I?m not gardening, I like spending time in the wood cabin that I call my Sewing Cabin,? says Janet. ?It?s usable all year round and I do all of my sewing in here.?
?We?ll miss a lot of things about living here, especially the garden and the wood cabin, open space and views. After being here for 20 years we have decided to downsize.? says Janet. Covered porch with brick floor and light. Part gla ENTRANCE HALL Staircase to first floor landing. Part-glazed door to rear aspect. Radiator. SITTING ROOM 9.45m x 4.46m
(31'0' x 14'7') French doors with glazed side panels to rear aspect. Window to side aspect. Box bay window to front aspect with window seat. Cornicing and ceiling rose. Brick-built fireplace with multi-fuel burning stove. Three radiators. STUDY 3.38m x 2.47m
(11'1' x 8'1') Window to rear aspect. Radiator. CLOAKROOM Window to rear aspect. Floor-mounted oil-fired condensing boiler. Two piece suite comprising a low level WC with concealed cistern, and hand wash basin with mixer tap and built-in vanity unit. KITCHEN BREAKFAST ROOM 4.95m x 4.17m
(16'2' x 13'8') Two windows to front aspect. Window to conservatory. Feature brick wall. Karndean flooring. Base and wall mounted units with complementary worksurfaces. Matching central island with breakfast bar overhang. Stainless steel sink unit with drainer and mixer tap. Integral dishwasher and fridge. Range cooker with stainless steel splashback and extractor over. Under cupboard lighting. Two radiators. UTILITY ROOM Base and wall mounted units with complementary worksurfaces. Space for washing machine, tumble drier and fridge freezer. DINING ROOM 4.15m x 2.75m
(13'7' x 9'0') French doors with side panel to conservatory. Karndean flooring. Radiator. CONSERVATORY 6.13m x 3.59m
(20'1' x 11'9') UPVC and polycarbonate roof. FIRST FLOOR LANDING Window to front elevation. Hatch to loft with ladder. Door to airing cupboard housing hot water tank. Radiator. MASTER BEDROOM 5.97m x 5.90m
(19'7' x 19'4') Two windows to front elevation and one to side. Four double fitted wardrobes. Two radiators. DRESSING AREA 2.44m x 2.03m
(8'0' x 6'7') Window to rear elevation. Radiator. Door to: EN SUITE 2.61m x 2.40m
(8'6' x 7'10') Window to rear elevation. Three piece suite comprising a low level WC with concealed cistern, double-ended bath with central mixer tap and hand held shower attachment, and vanity unit with inset hand wash basin and mixer tap. Heated towel rail. BEDROOM TWO 4.98m x 3.39m
(16'4' x 11'1') Two windows to front elevation. Three double fitted wardrobes. Two radiators. BEDROOM THREE 3.34m x 2.74m
(10'11' x 8'11') Window to side elevation. Fitted single wardrobe and dressing table. Radiator. EN SUITE Window to rear elevation. Three piece suite comprising a low level WC, double-ended bath with mixer tap, and hand wash basin with vanity below. Radiator. FAMILY BATHROOM Window to rear elevation. Four piece suite comprising a low level WC with concealed cistern, walk-in shower with glass screen, double-ended bath with mixer tap, and vanity unit with hand wash basin. BEDROOM FOUR 3.39m x 2.49m
(11'1' x 8'2') Window to rear elevation. Radiator. OUTSIDE The property sits behind mature trees and hedging. A sweeping gravel drive leads to the house, studio and garaging. Large lawns and natural pond to either side of drive. Selection of specimen mature trees. Patio area to front of house. Green house (8x12). Summer house overlooking pond with power and light connected. To the north there is a large field with an orchard comprising pear, apple and plumb trees. Wooded area with grass paths. Two further fields. Poly tunnel. Garden shed. Open-fronted barn with store. STUDIO / LOG CABIN 5.03m x 5.03m
(16'6' x 16'6') Double-glazed double doors and window to front aspect. Window to both side aspects. Felt shingle roof. Fully insulated. Air conditioning / heater. Power and light connected. SHED Currently used as a tractor shed/workshop. Concrete floor. Power and light connected. OPEN BARN 11.78m x 4.46m
(38'7' x 14'7') Open-fronted. Brick floor. Power and light connected. With store. DOUBLE GARAGE 6.12m x 5.72m
(20'0' x 18'9') Two powered roller doors (one remote). Loft storage. Window and pedestrian door to side aspects. FURTHER INFORMATION Built circa. 1990
Not listed
Oil-fired condensing boiler
All measurements are approximate and quoted for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. Seller Insight: Comments are the personal views of the current owner and are included as an insight into life at the property. They have not been independently verified, should not be relied on without verification and do not necessarily reflect the views of the agent."
Tax band E
1,512 sqm plot
