* Freehold
* Semi Detached Character Property
* Generous Proportions 1264sq ft
* Cellar/Office
* 3/4 Bedrooms
* Sw Facing Courtyard Garden
* Dedicated Parking
* Not a listed building
* Central Village Location
* No Onward Chain
* Quote Reference LB0445
Originally part of the White Horse Public House, this property has been a
hotel, bowls club and ballroom. Originally built in 1760 it closed in 1975 and
became a private residence.
The property with its era has high ceilings, characterful features, and
generous proportions. Good size windows keep the rooms light and airy. Great
space for a family home or investment buy.
Entrance into the hallway leads through to the kitchen on your right with a
full range of both wall and floor mounted cabinetry. The boiler is also
located here. Wooden worktops adorn the classic style kitchen. Flooring is
original wooden floorboards.
Through to the other side of the hallway is the sitting/dining room. Again
generous in proportion with dual aspect windows to the side and french doors
onto the garden.
From the dining room is an entrance to the cellar which has been restored in
keeping with the property and provides a very versatile space to use as
another living space, bedroom, office or for storage.
Rising to the first floor there are two large double bedrooms, bedroom one has
dual aspect windows. A further single bedroom or office space is situated
between, and has hatch to good sized, part boarded loft space. In addition
there is a landing storage cupboard. The family bathroom is also situated on
the first floor and is decorated in a traditional design with painted wooden
panelling, white sanitaryware and bath, with Karndean wood floor effect. All
in complimentary subtle tones.
Externally the garden is fully enclosed walled and low maintenance. South west
facing, so benefits from sunshine throughout the day into the evening, perfect
for alfresco dining.
There is also dedicated parking for at least two cars.
EPC Rating E
Council Tax Band C
Please quote LB0445 when requesting a viewing
There is a plethora of choice of leisure activities in this popular village.
Burwell is within walking/driving distance of National Trust properties at
Wicken Fen and Anglesey Abbey, and has beautiful walks through Priory Wood,
Spring Close, the Weirs and up to Reach and other surrounding Leisure pursuits
including cinema, theatre, gym membership are close by and the village itself
even has a windmill museum. There are lots of clubs including a historians
club, wi, baby groups and nurseries, cricket, football and golf association.
Burwell has a popular primary school and is within the catchment area of
Bottisham Village College. Further education catchment for Hills Road and Long
Road Sixth Form College. There are also many other amenities including
hairdressers, coffee shop, 3 pubs/restaurants, oestopath, post office and many
more.
Quote Reference LB0445

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