2 Bedroom End of Terrace House, Icknield Rise, Great Chesterford, CB10

Located in the picturesque North Essex village of Great Chesterford, 33 Icknield Rise is a modern three-story townhouse that offers a touch of countryside charm. Built in 2019, this contemporary property spans approximately 1,086 square feet and has been thoughtfully designed to maximize space and comfort across its three floors.

The ground floor features a spacious hallway leading to a well-appointed kitchen/dining room, perfect for entertaining guests or family meals. The kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and has ample dining space. Additionally, there is a utility room and a convenient WC on this floor.

The first floor comprises a generously sized living room and the second bedroom, which can also serve as a home office or guest room. A well-equipped bathroom is also located on this floor for added convenience.

The top floor is dedicated to the master bedroom, featuring built-in cupboards for storage and an en-suite bathroom, ensuring privacy and comfort. The top floor offers an abundance of natural light and a peaceful ambience.

Externally, the property impresses with off-street parking for two cars, a rare find in this sought-after location. The landscaped rear garden provides a low-maintenance, private oasis, perfect for outdoor dining and relaxation.

Situated just 0.4 miles from Great Chesterford train station, 33 Icknield Rise offers rural serenity with excellent connectivity, making it perfect for commuters and families. Don’t miss the opportunity to make this stunning home your own.

Agents Notes:
Tenure: Freehold
All Mains Services Connected
Uttlesford District Council – Band E – £2,644 PA
EPC Band B
Estate Charge Approx: £15pm
Mobile Coverage: Good Outdoor Coverage Across All Major Networks, Mixed Indoor Coverage (Ofcom)
Broadband Coverage: Ultrafast Available, 1,000 Mbps (Ofcom)

Location:
Great Chesterford is a historic village and civil parish in Uttlesford, Essex, England, which is located near the River Cam. The village features numerous listed buildings, a Congregational church, and a primary school. It is conveniently connected by the Great Chesterford railway station and the M11 motorway. The village maintains its rural charm while being in close proximity to larger towns such as Saffron Walden and Cambridge, providing a blend of historical appeal and modern conveniences.