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Guide price
£675,000
3 bed detached bungalow for sale
Meadowland, Rectory Lane, Kingston CB233 beds
1 bath
3 receptions
EPC rating: D
Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
E
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Bourn CofE Primary Academy 1.6 miles
- Comberton Village College 1.9 miles
- Shepreth 5.3 miles
- Foxton 5.7 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- 130 sqm / 1407 sqft
- 1998 sqm / 0.49 acre
- Detached bungalow
- 3 bed, 3 recep, 1 bath
- Garage & driveway
- 1960s - freehold
- EPC - D / 57
- Council tax band - E
A detached bungalow in need of general updating, located within this tranquil and peaceful location within the village with beautiful, private, mature gardens backing onto fields, potential to extend and develop (STP). No chain.
Kingston is a picturesque village to the West of Cambridge city in beautiful undulating South Cambridgeshire countryside, Rectory Lane is a quiet lane with a mixture of individual detached homes.
A block paved driveway to the front of the home provides off-street parking and access to the garage, access to the front door and to the side of the home leading through to the rear garden. The frontage is predominantly laid to lawn with mature beech hedging.
An inset storm porch and part glazed front door lead to the reception hall, airing cupboard. The living room to the front of the home enjoys a dual aspect flooded with natural light and an open fireplace with a tiled hearth. Kitchen/breakfast room fitted with a range of units with ample work surfaces, spaces for appliances, two full-length storage cupboards, with a dual aspect, overlooking the rear garden, part glazed door through to the lean-to/boot room, glazed with doors to the front and rear.
Dining room with fitted cupboards, open to the garden room with glazing to the triple aspect providing exceptional views of the mature gardens and surroundings. There are three good-sized bedrooms, typical of the age of the home, the master bedroom is located off the reception hall and views to the front of the home, and bedrooms two and three are located off an inner hallway from the dining room and view to the front and rear respectively, all of which have fitted double wardrobes. Shower room and separate WC.
From the inner hallway is a pulldown ladder leading to a partially converted loft space with a window to the side aspect, the remaining loft space would lend itself to further conversion, subject to the necessary assessments and approvals.
Outside, the property has an integral garage with power and light connected, up and over door to the front and window and door to the rear, the rear garden is a fantastic mature space with an array of mature plants, shrubs and trees with a small ditch to the rear boundary backing onto fields. Generous lawns, patio area, lighting and tap, storage area, sheds and greenhouse with water buts providing stored rainwater. Perfect for entertaining family and friends.
Kingston is the capital of Jamaica, the first name of Hull and somewhere just outside of London it sits Upon-Thames but to the people of Cambridgeshire it’s none of those things. It’s a pretty little village about 7 miles west of Cambridge, with a population of just over 200. It’s not a village you pass through by accident as the A603 bypasses it to the south and the B1046 to the north so it’s pleasantly peaceful. You therefore don’t move to Kingston for its lively club scene or sushi bars (although there is the Cambridge Club Music Festival at nearby Childerley Hall once a year), you move there for its quietness, country walks and rides and laid-back loveliness.
Cambridge Country Club with its golf course, gym, spa and pool is just north of the village towards Bourn and you can get your day-to-day shopping at Comberton (2 miles). There’s a primary school in Bourn, and secondary and sixth forms in Comberton too. If you and the dog are both feeling fit you can walk along bridleways and lanes to the National Trust’s Wimpole Estate and Eversden woods to the south of the village. And remember, this idyllic rural lifestyle doesn’t mean moving to the middle of nowhere, you’re only 7 miles west of Cambridge, that’s about as close as Upon-Thames is to actual London.
Kingston is a picturesque village to the West of Cambridge city in beautiful undulating South Cambridgeshire countryside, Rectory Lane is a quiet lane with a mixture of individual detached homes.
A block paved driveway to the front of the home provides off-street parking and access to the garage, access to the front door and to the side of the home leading through to the rear garden. The frontage is predominantly laid to lawn with mature beech hedging.
An inset storm porch and part glazed front door lead to the reception hall, airing cupboard. The living room to the front of the home enjoys a dual aspect flooded with natural light and an open fireplace with a tiled hearth. Kitchen/breakfast room fitted with a range of units with ample work surfaces, spaces for appliances, two full-length storage cupboards, with a dual aspect, overlooking the rear garden, part glazed door through to the lean-to/boot room, glazed with doors to the front and rear.
Dining room with fitted cupboards, open to the garden room with glazing to the triple aspect providing exceptional views of the mature gardens and surroundings. There are three good-sized bedrooms, typical of the age of the home, the master bedroom is located off the reception hall and views to the front of the home, and bedrooms two and three are located off an inner hallway from the dining room and view to the front and rear respectively, all of which have fitted double wardrobes. Shower room and separate WC.
From the inner hallway is a pulldown ladder leading to a partially converted loft space with a window to the side aspect, the remaining loft space would lend itself to further conversion, subject to the necessary assessments and approvals.
Outside, the property has an integral garage with power and light connected, up and over door to the front and window and door to the rear, the rear garden is a fantastic mature space with an array of mature plants, shrubs and trees with a small ditch to the rear boundary backing onto fields. Generous lawns, patio area, lighting and tap, storage area, sheds and greenhouse with water buts providing stored rainwater. Perfect for entertaining family and friends.
Kingston is the capital of Jamaica, the first name of Hull and somewhere just outside of London it sits Upon-Thames but to the people of Cambridgeshire it’s none of those things. It’s a pretty little village about 7 miles west of Cambridge, with a population of just over 200. It’s not a village you pass through by accident as the A603 bypasses it to the south and the B1046 to the north so it’s pleasantly peaceful. You therefore don’t move to Kingston for its lively club scene or sushi bars (although there is the Cambridge Club Music Festival at nearby Childerley Hall once a year), you move there for its quietness, country walks and rides and laid-back loveliness.
Cambridge Country Club with its golf course, gym, spa and pool is just north of the village towards Bourn and you can get your day-to-day shopping at Comberton (2 miles). There’s a primary school in Bourn, and secondary and sixth forms in Comberton too. If you and the dog are both feeling fit you can walk along bridleways and lanes to the National Trust’s Wimpole Estate and Eversden woods to the south of the village. And remember, this idyllic rural lifestyle doesn’t mean moving to the middle of nowhere, you’re only 7 miles west of Cambridge, that’s about as close as Upon-Thames is to actual London.
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