Garden House offers spacious, flexible accommodation arranged over two floors, as well as a private garden, a large family room and double integrated garages with electric doors. The handsome double-fronted brick-built home has sash windows and a pillared entranceway leading to the welcoming reception hall. Stairs rise to the first-floor level, with a cloakroom along the hallway. The front-facing 24ft. sitting room has a feature fireplace and double doors opening out onto the sunny conservatory, flooding both living spaces with an abundance of natural light. A bright office provides the ideal space for those working from home, whilst the capacious dual aspect 44ft. family room alongside with vaulted ceilings, terrace access and a family shower room adjacent could be used for a broad range of adaptable purposes. The kitchen also has access to the private rear garden, as well as a wide selection of corniced wall and base cabinetry, a large range cooker and ample space for casual mealtimes. A further formal dining room offers the perfect spot for entertaining guests.

The first floor branches off onto four well-proportioned and bright bedrooms, with the principal suite enjoying the use of a modern en suite bathroom and a further family bathroom completing the floor.

Outside

The property resides in a generous plot with an electric gated brick-paved driveway sweeping through a neat lawned front garden leading up to the home and integrated double garages with electric opening and closing mechanism. A number of established shrubs and mature trees offer additional privacy and dappled shade. The large rear garden is also enclosed via attractive brick walls and has an impressive Church view. Largely laid to manicured level lawn, it also benefits from a sizeable paved terrace spanning the width of the home ideal for al fresco dining, as well as a greenhouse and garden shed among a cluster of herbaceous borders and shrubs to the rear.

Situation

Garden House is situated within the ever-popular Cambridgeshire village of Guilden Morden, with its village hall, two popular public houses, church and a wide variety of countryside pursuits nearby. The mainline railway station at Ashwell & Morden is under four miles distant, offering services to Cambridge in as little as 19 minutes and London Kings Cross in just 38 minutes, with convenient road links via the A10/A505 leading to the A1(M) and M11 motorways, London airports and further afield. The market town of Royston is under 9 miles away and provides an even more extensive array of amenities, including a leisure centre and various sports clubs, doctors and dentists surgeries, supermarkets and shops, with the thriving city of Cambridge less than 16 miles distant. Excellent schooling facilities nearby include St Francis’ College, St Edmund’s College, King’s College School and St John’s College.

Directions

From Royston take the A505 west towards Baldock. After 2.5 miles turn right towards Ashwell and the Mordens. Follow this road for 2.5 miles going through the village of Steeple Morden. Turn left at the cross roads onto Trapp Road towards Guilden Morden. Follow the road for 1 mile then turn left into Church Street. Garden House is the second house down on the right hand side.