Cotterell's Lane, Elsworth, CB23

From the entrance door lead into the open plan kitchen/dining room with a feature fireplace and the attractive, handmade and solid wood fitted kitchen. With solid wood worksurfaces, a butler sink and a traditional tiled splash, plus a Rayburn. There is a perfect mix of modern and traditional, a style which is continued throughout this delightful and charming interior. In addition to this is a second kitchen, with a further range of wall cupboards, a second sink and plumbing for a washing machine, a dishwasher and space for the fridge/freezer. 

The snug also features a fireplace and stairs leading to the first-floor accommodation and a sitting room with a log-burning stove and wonderful views into the cottage-style garden. The property has been extended and in addition to the sitting room is an adjoining room which is currently used as a store but subject to planning, could be converted into a studio/home office. The first floor comprises a landing with a generous linen cupboard, a good-sized double bedroom with two double built-in wardrobes, a second similar-sized double with a built-in wardrobe and a third generous single, which is currently used as an office. The impressive bathroom is fitted with a stylish and modern four-piece suite, with a separate shower and bathroom.

OUTSIDE AND PARKING

The pretty, cottage-style garden surrounds three sides of the property. The front and side gardens are well-stocked with mature flowers and shrubs, offering colour throughout the spring and summer, with a timber shed and a paved patio area which provides the perfect space for outdoor dining. There is parking on the street to the front of the property.

LOCATION

Elsworth is small and picturesque village just a few miles away from Boxworth and approx 10 miles (ca. 16 km) north-west of Cambridge. The village offers excellent access both the A14 and A428 and is located close to large superstores in the villages of Bar Hill and Cambourne. A popular attraction of the village is the brook and the beautiful thatched cottages that form around it, with a conservation area of many period homes. The village falls within the catchment of the outstanding rated Swavesey Village College; there is also a primary school, community store and two well-regarded pubs. Access to London via Huntingdon and St Neots train stations and easy access to Cambridge makes this a sought after location.