5 bed detached bungalow for sale

North End, Meldreth, Royston SG8

North End, Meldreth, Royston

Step inside

Through the entrance door, the welcoming hallway provides access to a WC with wash hand basin to the left, and to your right is a practical Utility/Laundry Room, fitted with deep enamel butler sink unit, hardwood working surfaces with bevelled tiled splash backs, plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer, quarry tiled floor and door to the outside.

The Entrance Hall then takes you into the stunning Kitchen/Dining Room, the real centrepiece of the home. There is a range of quality fitted white gloss units at eye and base levels with dark grey granite work surfaces. The central island provides a perfect breakfast area, and there is a two way enclosed fireplace inset to the wall adjoining the formal Sitting Room. There is space within the kitchen units for a range style cooker and dishwasher, and ample space for large American style fridge/freezer. There are bi-fold doors that enter into the attractive garden entertaining area. The flooring is attractive quality engineered oak.

From the Kitchen/Dining Room, there is a door leading into formal Sitting Room, a very comfortable room with the inset two way fireplace providing a lovely focal point, particularly on cold winter evenings!

Back into the Kitchen/Dining Room, there is a door leading into the Inner Hallway, which is "L" shaped and provides access to the rest of the interior of the property. To the immediate left is a door into one of the two bathrooms, which comprises of tiled floor, "P" shaped shower bath, wash hand basin set in vanity unit and WC with enclosed cistern.

The hallway is an "L" shape and leads to the remaining bedroom accommodation, of which there are five doubles, the Main Bedroom being situated at the end of the hallway, a lovely well proportioned room with a range of quality fitted wardrobes along the entire length of the room on the right hand side. Placed conveniently between the top two bedrooms is a further bathroom, which consists of a slate tiled floor, bathtub with shower over, WC and large wash hand basin.

Step outside

The property is approached from the road onto an extensive and well presented block paved driveway, which provides parking for a number of vehicles. This leads to the garage which is situated forward of the main home and has up and over door, light and power and personal door to entrance area. There is gated access to the left hand side which leads to the studio area.

The majority of the garden and outside space is situated on the right hand side of the property, a totally secluded and stunning area for the family to enjoy quality time, and a spectacular entertaining area.

The garden consists of a large lawned area, landscaped with well stocked borders/shrubbed areas, a "secret" path leads to the timber summer house in the front far corner. There is a corner decking area to the front, and extensive raised decking along the side of the property, adjacent to the bi-fold doors from the Kitchen/Dining/Living Room. Close to this is a large slabbed terrace with ample space for garden furniture sets. There is gated access in the far right hand corner leading to an outside storage area.

The Studio

A fabulous feature of the home, situated in a private position at the left hand rear end of the plot, There is a door into a small entrance area, and a door leading from here into the Bar/Entertaining room, with bi-fold doors leading out onto a paved sun terrace.
Back into the hallway, and there is a further door leading into a Shower Room, comprising of a WC, wash hand basin and wet room style shower cubicle.
The studio as suggested is a great entertaining space, but could be utilised as a guest room.

Location

Meldreth is a picturesque village located in the South Cambridgeshire district of Cambridgeshire, England. It lies approximately 10 miles southwest of Cambridge and is part of the historical region of East Anglia.

The village boasts a number of historical buildings, including several thatched cottages and timber-framed houses dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries.

Holy Trinity Church: One of the village's most prominent landmarks is the Holy Trinity Church, which dates from the 12th century. The church features a mix of Norman and later medieval architecture, including a striking tower and a number of ancient tombs and monuments.

Meldreth Manor: Another significant building is the Meldreth Manor, a large, Grade II listed country house with origins in the 17th century.

The village has a primary school, a village hall, a couple of pubs, and a range of local shops and services that cater to daily needs. The community is active, with various clubs and societies, including gardening groups, history societies, and regular events at the village hall.

The area is well-connected by road and rail. The A10 road runs close to the village, providing a direct route to Cambridge and Royston. The railway station offers regular services to London King's Cross, making the village popular among commuters working in the city.