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The property is approached over a tarmac and gravel driveway
providing off street parking for several vehicles and access to the
front and rear gardens, small retaining wall, lawn, plants, shrubs
and trees providing private frontage to the home, there is an
outbuilding to the left hand side as you drive in, previously used
as the village surgery, timber shed and greenhouse.
Reception hall with stairs rising to the first floor, useful
recess, leading through to the living room enjoying a dual aspect,
fireplace with wood burning stove, sliding patio door to the
conservatory with access and views of the rear garden. The original
dining room provides a flexible reception room due to the ground
floor addition, with an open fireplace and bay window to the front
aspect flooding the room with natural light, kitchen dining family
room to the rear, a beautiful modern space fitted with a range of
units and ample work surfaces, island unit, fabulous quadruple
aspect, glazed corner with sliding doors again providing access and
views of the garden from the breakfast dining area. Modern wet room
with shower area and two piece suite.
First floor landing, spacious galleried area with a window to
the front of the home, three generous bedrooms typical of the age
of the home with two doubles and a good sized single, a range of
fitted wardrobes to the master. Family bathroom with three piece
suite.
Outside the gardens are mature and generous with the plot
being in excess of 0.24 acre, good sized lawn and an array of
plants, shrubs and trees, ornamental pond, lighting, cold water
tap, enclosed by timber fencing, mature hedging and partly walled,
providing an amazing space to entertain family and friends.
Theres a mere in Fowlmere at the villages RSPB nature reserve
and most of the time, some fowl there too. Thats not all there is
in the village, but I suppose it would get impractical to continue
the name beyond there.
The village has its own primary school, playgroup, popular
historic pub restaurant, Indian restaurant, church and village hall
with neighbouring playing fields and tennis court. The RSPB reserve
is a lovely place, as is the handsome village recreation
ground.
Locals are also very fond of The Round Moat which is tucked
away in the middle of the village and is an English Heritage
Scheduled Ancient Monument. Various footpaths and bridleways cross
the countryside around the village and link it to its
neighbours.
Its one of those villages that is sensibly placed so you dont
have to go too far for your day to day needs, but its far enough
off the main routes to feel pleasant and peaceful. Its about 6
miles south west of the city boundary and the Addenbrookes hospital
campus, sitting between the A505 and A10 so is easy to get at from
either direction. Junction 10 of the M11 is less than 4 miles east
of the village and junction 11 about 5 miles north.
There are train stations at Foxton, Shepreth, Royston and
Cambridge all within easy reach providing access to Liverpool
Street and Kings Cross. The fast train from Royston to Kings Cross
is a sub 40 minute journey.
While Duxford has the more famous airfield and museum 3.5
miles Fowlmere has its very own grass landing strip.
The surrounding villages have excellent further facilities
including lots of day to day shops, garden centres and a secondary
school in Melbourn 3 miles , a wildlife park in Shepreth 2 miles ,
a golf club at Heydon Grange 2 miles . Royston is great for big
supermarkets and the like and is about 6 miles away.
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