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High Street, Mepal, CB6 2AW High Street, Mepal, CB6 2AW High Street, Mepal Ely, Cambridgeshire CB6 2AW A well appointed Victorian four bedroom detached residence with garage and garden which lies in this sought after village location. Entrance Hall Cloakroom Kitchen / Dining Room Living Room Playroom / Study Master Bedroom with En-Suite Three Further Bedrooms Family Bathroom Driveway & Garage Established Gardens and Separate Office Guide price £300,000 MEPAL is a small, attractive, village which is LIVING ROOM 18' 11" x 11' 5" (5.77m x 3.5m) situated about 8 miles from Ely, 17 miles from Dual aspect room with double glazed windows Cambridge and 4 miles from Chatteris. There to front and side. Attractive open fireplace with is a primary school and shop in the village. a cast iron grate and hearth surround set on a slate effect raised hearth with a timber ENTRANCE HALL with entrance door and surround. Two radiators, wood effect flooring window to front. Tiled flooring, radiator. Door and LED downlighters to ceiling. Double doors with glazed insets through to kitchen/dining to :- room. Door through to:- FAMILY ROOM 11' 3" x 8' 6" (3.45m x 2.6m) CLOAKROOM with double glazed window. Dual aspect room with double glazed window White suite comprising close coupled WC and to front and double glazed sliding patio doors to vanity unit with inset wash hand basin, mixer rear. Wood flooring and radiator. taps and tiled splashbacks. Tiled floor. FIRST FLOOR LANDING with window on KITCHEN/DINING ROOM 18' 2" x 11' 3" return of staircase, radiator, built in airing (5.55m x 3.43m) narrowing to 8' 2" (2.52m) in cupboard & wood effect flooring. dining area. With door to utility room and double glazed double French doors to rear BEDROOM ONE 9' 8" x 9' 0" (2.95m x 2.76m) garden. Staircase rising to first floor. Fitted with plus 7' 9" x 6' 6" (2.41m x 2.02m) with double a matching range of high gloss wall and base glazed window. Radiator, wood effect flooring, units with roll edge work surfaces over having hatch to roof space and door to:- inset single drainer sink unit with mixer tap. Matching central island with drawers, EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Comprising tiled cupboard, shelves and breakfast bar. Cooker shower cubicle, wash hand basin and close recess with fitted stainless steel extractor hood coupled WC. over. LED downlighters to ceiling and radiator. BEDROOM TWO 11' 4" x 8' 8" (3.47m x UTILITY ROOM 8' 1" x 4' 4" (2.48m x 1.34m) 2.66m) with double glazed window and with double glazed window. A range of wall radiator. and base cupboards matching with kitchen with roll edge work surfaces and linear tile BEDROOM THREE 10' 0" x 7' 7" (3.07m x splashbacks. Plumbing and space for 2.32m) with double glazed window, stripped automatic washing machine, space for tumble floorboards and radiator. dryer and upright fridge freezer (stm). LED downlighters to ceiling, wood effect flooring and BEDROOM FOUR 11' 4" x 7' 9" (3.47m x radiator. 2.37m) plus wardrobe recess. With double glazed window and radiator. FAMILY BATHROOM with double glazed Services All main services are connected roof light. Suite comprising tile enclosed bath with central taps and shower unit over, close Tenure The property is freehold coupled WC and glass wash hand basin with mixer tap. Towel rail/radiator, tiled floor, Council Tax Band C extractor fan and LED downlighters to Viewing By Arrangement ceiling. with Pocock & Shaw Tel: 01353 668091 EXTERIOR Adjacent to the property is a Email: [email protected] driveway providing vehicle hardstanding www.pocock.co.uk which in turn leads to a garage. A gate from here leads to a courtyard area with gated Ref GVD/5230 access beyond to the rear garden. Double doors from the kitchen lead to a timber decked pergola and covered patio, beyond which it is predominantly laid to lawn with a variety of shrubs and trees including apples. Timber clad shed and area presently used as an office. GARAGE Up and over door, power and light. Agent's note: (i) Unless otherwise stated on the front page the information contained within these particulars has been provided and verified by the owner or his/her representative(s) and is believed to be accurate. All measurements are approximate. (ii) The vendor(s) reserve(s) the right to remove any fixtures, fittings, carpets, curtains or appliances unless specific arrangements are made for their inclusion in the sale. (iii) None of the electrical, heating or plumbing systems have been tested 26 High Street, Ely, Cambridge CB7 4JU Tel: 01353 668091 Email: [email protected] www.pocock.co.uk .
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