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An exceptional Victorian link detached house sitting in approximately 13 acre of landscaped gardens and with breath-taking unspoiled views over open countryside and paddocks.

The property has been cleverly extended throughout its lifetime into what is now a incredibly attractive, versatile and unique home. On the ground floor there are multiple receptions rooms, including a magnificent open hallway with space for furniture, and a 32ft long main reception room with an open fireplace. In the kitchen there are an array of units fitted to base and eye-level, including a butlers sink next to the window facing the rear garden, and ample space for a large dining table. Much of the accommodation enjoys unspoiled views over the rear garden and countryside beyond, although as the house is positioned at the end of the road, the front of the property also enjoys private and attractive views. Upstairs there are four double bedrooms and a large landing that has ample space for a desk and place for study. The bathrooms throughout are fitted to an incredibly high standard, including a free standing tub bath in the main bathroom of the first floor.

Outside of the property there is a front drive with parking for 4 or 5 cars and a detached double garage built by the current owners. Above the garage is a studio room with electricity, a perfect office space used by the current owners as a pottery studio. The front and rear gardens are beautifully landscaped, primarily with lawn and patio, with an array of mature shrubs, plants and trees. Other features include a greenhouse, vegetable patch, duck pen and pond.

Great Eversden is a small, unspoilt village conveniently situated approximately 7 miles south west of Cambridge. Local facilities include a public house, village hall, recreation ground picturesque Parish Church and wonderful countryside walks. Primary school education is available in nearby Comberton (about 4 miles) which also has a highly acclaimed college for secondary school and sixth form education.

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