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8 Bowthorpe Hall Gardens | Wisbech | Cambridgeshire | PE13 2HF HIDDEN GEM 8 Bowthorpe Hall Gardens | Wisbech | Cambridgeshire | PE13 2HF HIDDEN GEM A distinctive, handsome, sturdy abode Is tucked away down a quiet private road; Gorgeous pale travertine floors Complement Georgian glazed double doors, The sun floods in to this comfortable place – A fine family home with plenty of space. • A Detached Modern Town House Located in a Discreet Small Quality Development • Within Walking Distance to Town Centre, Set in Former Grounds of Bowthorpe Hall Gardens • Reception Room, Study / Snug, Kitchen/ Breakfast Room and Utility Room • Four Bedrooms with One En-Suite and a Family Bathroom • Attached Double Garage with Off Road Parking and a Manageable Rear Garden • The Accommodation Extends to 1,796 sq. ft. Tucked away in a secluded spot in the middle of down the far wall, is a gas coal-effect fire with a the Georgian market town of Wisbech is a very modern timber surround and marble hearth. Both handsome yellow brick house of fine proportions. ends of the room have glazed double doors, one Built at the start of the millennium as part of a pair opening into another room which has been a development of eight executive properties, the study, but could be for a number of other uses such plot was originally land which belonged to the old as a playroom, music room, or computer room for maternity hospital, the building of which is now two youngsters. It has a window at each side, and the private dwellings. The current owners came there glazed doors are a nice way of allowing in extra with their family of three children in 2010. “We loved light as well as feeling connected to the living room the way it was so central, within walking distance of but retaining privacy. The other double doors at everything in the middle of town with the park very the other end, more modern ones, are flanked by close by, and yet it is so quiet and private,” says the glazed panels and open onto the south facing terrace owner. and garden outside creating an excellent flow of movement on warm summer days. Attractive Architecture The private tarmacked road sweeps round with each Festival of Light house set back behind its brick block-paved drive, On the other side of the hall, the triple aspect, open number eight an impressive slate-roofed building plan kitchen/breakfast room – another especially with gable ends featuring simple but striking roundels light and airy room - has fitted units at one end surrounded by dentil brick detailing within broken with a pair of windows over the garden to the pediments. The large sash windows have stone lintels southwest, and lots of space for a big table and We loved the way it was so central, within walking distance of and sills, even the wide door of the integrated garage chairs at the front with a pair of windows over the everything in the middle of town with the park very close by, and yet it is so quiet has a pair of stone lintels above. The properties have drive, providing sunshine for breakfast! The owners and private” obviously been designed with much thought and sensibly restored the room to its original, intended attention to detail. layout as it was divided into two rooms when they bought the property. A half-glazed door leads onto Travertine Flooring the side of the property making the drive and the On entering under a sloping slate-roofed storm garden easily accessible. The kitchen units consist porch, you step into a light and spacious hall with of Shaker-style base and wall-mounted cupboards the stairs rising and turning directly ahead. Travertine with laminate granite-effect worktops, with the slabs underfoot extend through into the kitchen to stainless steel one and a half bowl sink and drainer the left, and the utility and downstairs cloakroom situated under a window overlooking the garden. beyond. You immediately notice the Georgian-style The integrated electric cooker and ceramic hob sit architrave surrounding the doorways, as well as under an extractor fan with a chequerboard of grey the moulded cornices, a decorative feature which and cream tiles as a splashback. “The cooker could continues throughout the house, even upstairs. “We easily have a gas hob if someone prefers this as there were also struck by the high ceilings and the feeling is a pipe connection which is currently capped off,” of light and space – all the rooms are of very good mentions the owner. “The property has gas central proportions,” continues the owner, “and the layout heating with digital controls and thermostat. Also works very well.” integrated is a relatively new dishwasher, and an under counter fridge.” The units create a practical To the right, fully glazed, Georgian-style, double U-shape culminating in a useful solid oak-topped doors open into a nearly twenty-foot long reception breakfast bar, with more storage below. room with a wall to wall cream carpet and, centred Beyond the kitchen, through an internal door to the rear is a good-sized utility room which is fitted with some base and wall units and another stainless steel sink in the worktops, under which is space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. The owner’s upright fridge freezer sits snugly in this room. A door opens into a downstairs cloakroom which has a lavatory and washbasin, and another door gains access to the rear garden. Generously Sized Bedrooms Back in the hall and venturing up the timber stairs, laid in more luxurious cream carpet which continues on through into all the bedrooms, you find yourself on a light and airy landing with a window over the front drive. All the bedrooms feed off this area with the master suite and the family bathroom to one side and the other three bedrooms to the other. A built-in airing cupboard is at the top of the stairs, and access to the loftspace is through a hatch in the landing ceiling, also framed by fine architraving! It should be noted perhaps that all the light switches and door handles and so on, are in good quality brass. The windows are all double-glazed UPVC for practical, low maintenance purposes. The master bedroom is large at eighteen feet six inches long with extensive built-in wardrobes and cupboard space down one wall. A pair of southwest-facing windows overlook the rear garden, whilst the en suite is at the far end with a window to the side of the property. This comprises a fitted bath at one end with a traditional style hand-held shower mixer tap in the centre, a lavatory, bidet and pedestal washbasin. The walls are tiled to dado height, and the floor is Karndean. The family bathroom next door is also tiled to dado height and has a Karndean floor. It has a contemporary suite of a panelled bath with a hand-held shower mixer, a lavatory and pedestal washbasin, but it also includes a quadrant shower in one corner. The window is to the side over the front of the property. Bedroom three also overlooks the front with two windows, and bedroom two at the back has two windows over the rear garden; bedroom four has one window over the back. The bedrooms are all generous sizes, even the fourth is large enough to accommodate a double bed? Secret, Secluded Garden Outside, the mature and secluded garden which wraps around the property on three sides, is easily managed. There is a substantial terrace at the back which really captures the sun being south and west facing, and makes a perfect area for alfresco dining and entertaining in summer, or just for enjoying peace and tranquillity outside. Although predominantly paved, there are some grassy areas too and lots of mature shrubs and trees, both deciduous and evergreen providing autumnal colour and structure in winter, which all combines to create a verdant peaceful sanctuary. “The garden is really very private and quiet, not being overlooked at all by neighbours. It is also completely secure for young children and dogs,” attests the owner. In fact, there is a little wrought iron gate within some fencing around much of the patio so the two parts can be cordoned off. A solid timber gate through lapboard fencing is at the front for access onto the drive which has space for parking at least four cars. Here, the adjoining double garage has a single up-and-over door on a remote control. “The garage is exceptionally large with a vaulted ceiling; it has light and power so would make a very good workshop,” suggests the owner. A window and pedestrian door is at the back reached from the garden? “We have lovely neighbours here, all professional people, some semi-retired, and we have an arrangement where a representative from each of the eight households in this private drive meet once a year, and we all put a bit of money in the pot to pay for the upkeep of the development, such as the communal exterior lights,” informs the owner. “It’s very straightforward management.” Excellent Educational Opportunities The location of Bowthorpe Hall Gardens is absolutely ideal if you are looking for somewhere with all the conveniences of a town yet want privacy and peace. The owners’ children all attended the much sought-after Wisbech Grammar School, along the beautiful North Brink the other side of the River Nene, but there is a choice of state primary and secondary schools also on the doorstep, and for those passing the 11+ there are opportunities to attend excellent state grammar schools in Spalding – the High for girls and the Grammar for boys – with school bus transport available.
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