Key Features
- 2 bedroom Victorian cottage
- Planning permission to extend 25/03347/HFUL
- Parking space
- Wealth of period features
- 75ft Garden with rear access
- First floor bathroom
- Gas central heating
- Sitting/dining room
- Quiet location
Full property description
A charming Victorian terraced cottage retaining a wealth of period features, situated in this small privately owned traffic free mews and well located for access to Addenbrookes, Trumpington and Cambridge City centre. the property benefits from planning permission to extend 25/03347/HFUL
This charming terraced house contains a wealth of features with fireplaces, exposed floorboards and sash windows. To the rear is a 75ft garden with rear pedestrian and cycle access and a parking space on the opposite side of the lane. The property, which is offered with no chain, has easy access to Addenbrookes Campus, Cambridge City Centre and the M11. There are a wide of range of facilities in Trumpington itself. The property is approx. 10 minutes by bike to Cambridge Railway station, and with frequent buses to the city centre.
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