Property description
Newmarket renowned as the British Headquarters of horse racing offers an interesting and varied range of local shops and amenities. These include the National Horse Racing Museum, a twice weekly open air market, hotels, restaurants and modern leisure facilities. There is a regular railway service to London's Kings Cross and Liverpool Street stations via Cambridge. An excellent road network links the region's principal centres, including the University City of Cambridge and the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds, both approximately 13 miles from Newmarket.
Reputed to have been built during the mid 1930's and constructed from traditional red brick beneath a tiled roof-line, this splendid semi detached town house retains a wealth of features and characteristics associated with a home of its era including a large box bay window to the sitting room, entrance hall exposed wooden floor and original entrance door, generous ceiling height, fireplace and a quarry tiled floor to the sitting room. In more recent years the house has been modified to the 1st floor by way of an additional shower room. This fine property offers generous and flexible accommodation, perfect for a growing family or someone looking to downsize or even as a potential property to operate a bed and breakfast business from.
With the benefit of a gas fired radiator heating system in detail the accommodation includes:-
Ground Floor Porch Two windows, quarry tiled flooring, door to:
Entrance Hall Double radiator, exposed floorboards, staircase to the 1st floor. Sitting Room 4.47m (14'8") x 3.66m (12') Box bay window, fireplace with ornate surround, exposed wooden floorboards, double radiator, TV point, four wall light points.
Dining Room 3.90m (12'9") x 3.66m (12') Window, two double radiators, exposed wooden floorboards, two wall light points.
Kitchen 3.31m (10'11") x 3.00m (9'10") Fitted with a matching range of base and eye level units with worktop space over, butler style sink unit set in a solid wood worktop with single drainer and tiled splashbacks, integrated fridge, plumbing for dishwasher, gas point for cooker, window, quarry tiled flooring, large pantry, part glazed door to:-
Sun Room/Conservatory With windows to the rear and side, double radiator, two wall light points, part glazed door to garden.
Shower Room Fitted with three suite comprising shower enclosure, pedestal wash hand basin, low-level WC, extractor fan, window to front, radiator.
Side Passage (access from outside) Part glazed door to garden, wall mounted gas boiler, plumbing for a washing machine. Door to:
Garage Up and over door. First Floor Landing Window, access to loft space. Bedroom 1 3.97m (13') x 3.10m (10'2") Window to rear, radiator, picture rail, two built in wardrobes. Door to the bathroom.
Bedroom 2 4.20m (13'9") x 2.31m (7'7") Window to front, radiator, picture rail, built in cupboard.
En-suite Shower Room Fitted with three piece comprising shower enclosure, pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashback and low-level WC, window to front, heated towel rail.
Bedroom 3 3.00m (9'10") max x 2.54m (8'4") Window to front, corner handbasin, radiator.
Family Bathroom Accessed vie both bedroom 1 and the Landing and fitted with four suite comprising bath with shower over and mixer tap, pedestal wash hand basin, bidet, low-level WC, window to rear, double radiator, exposed floorboards, picture rail.
Outside The house is set behind a front garden with hedge and drive to one side. The interesting rear garden is about 70ft in length and is laid to lawn with patio, brick store and many herbaceous borders and ornamental trees.
Council Tax Band: C Forest Heath District Council
Viewing: Strictly by prior arrangement with Pocock & Shaw.
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