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4 Bedroom Detached House, Town Street, Newton, CB22
Town Street, Newton, CB22
Hockeys
Hockeys, 10 Mill Road
Description
A three- or four-bedroom detached period home located in the popular village of Newton, offering spacious living accommodation and outbuildings suitable for workspaces if needed. This stunning home is full of potential, featuring exposed wooden beams and fireplaces crafted from Pembrokeshire stone. The ground floor accommodation includes two reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast room, a WC, a utility room, and storage. Upstairs, there are three/four bedrooms, with the fourth bedroom ideal for a small child or as an office space, as well as a family bathroom. The garden is a mature plot with multiple outbuildings, perfect for any keen hobbyist. The property is also being sold with no onward chain.
The village of Newton dates back to the days of the Doomsday Book and at the most recent count, had thirty-one listed buildings and monuments. This evidences the vast character and history offered by this beautiful Cambridgeshire village. Most locally celebrated is the grade II listed pub The Queen’s Head, believed to have been in use since the 1700s. Described as an unchanging pub which is family run and serves up farm cider and cask ales with excellent and simple food to its many loyal customers.
Agents Note: The property is non-standard construction - timber framed and the workshop on the right is on a separate title but will be being sold together. Please take this into consideration when applying for a mortgage.
EPC Rating: F
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Key Features
- Detached Cottage
- Outbuildings To Rear
- Popular Village Location
- EPC - F
Property Details
- Property type: House
- Council Tax Band: E
- Property Ipack: Material Information Report
Floorplans
Outside Spaces
Garden
Parking Spaces
Off street
Capacity: 2
Location
The village of Newton dates back to the days of the Doomsday Book and at the most recent count, had thirty-one listed buildings and monuments. This evidences the vast character and history offered by this beautiful Cambridgeshire village. Most locally celebrated is the grade II listed pub The Queen’s Head, believed to have been in use since the 1700s. Described as an unchanging pub which is family run and serves up farm cider and cask ales with excellent and simple food to its many loyal customers.
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