Overview
We are pleased to offer this well-presented and extended two/three-bedroom semi-detached bungalow, occupying a generous plot within the popular village of Great Wilbraham.
The property provides flexible, well-proportioned accommodation and offers considerable potential for a purchaser to update and personalise.
The entrance hall provides access to three versatile rooms, two positioned at the front of the property and a further room overlooking the rear garden, allowing the accommodation to be arranged as either two or three bedrooms.
There is a good-sized bathroom fitted with a bathtub, WC and wash basin.
The extended lounge provides a generous living and dining space, with wide patio doors allowing plenty of natural light and opening directly onto the rear garden. The accommodation continues into a bright conservatory-style area, which connects with the kitchen.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units, together with ample work surfaces and a substantial breakfast bar separating the kitchen from the adjoining space.
The property also benefits from oil-fired central heating.
Outside
The property is approached over a generous frontage providing off-road parking. A pathway leads alongside the bungalow and continues into the substantial rear garden.
The beautifully established mature garden is a particularly impressive feature of the property, extending to a considerable length and incorporating generous lawned areas, mature trees, varied planting, a greenhouse, patio areas and a useful summer house. A gate at the far end of the garden provides access to the garage block.
The garage is approached separately via a private roadway located at the end of Frog End.
Please note that the sale is subject to probate. Probate has been applied for and is expected to be granted shortly.
Great Wilbraham
This lovely village is host to idyllic countryside views, a wealth of local history including the present Church which dates from the 12th Century and all of the anticipated charm and character of an English village. There is a local post office/shop and various local businesses. The village has a strong community presence, and the Great Wilbraham Parish Council meets fortnightly to discuss village events. There is a local primary school which has maintained a Good Ofsted rating in the recent years.
The village is just a 15-minute drive to Cambridge City Centre, where there are brilliant historical buildings, many associated with the esteemed University of Cambridge and plenty of popular shops, restaurants and other amenities. The PR2 bus route from Stetchworth to Cambridge City Centre runs through Great Wilbraham and will take roughly 32 minutes to arrive at Cambridge Drummer Street Station. Road access to A11/A14 and M11 motorway.
Whilst every effort has been made to create accurate information, we would ask that any interested buyers carry out their own due diligence process. The information provided on these particulars, do not form part of any contract. Antony Davis are acting solely for the seller as their estate agent, and are not qualified valuation surveyors.
Council Tax Band: D (South Cambridgeshire District Council)
Tenure: Freehold