Guide price
£699,950
(£412/sq. ft)
3 bed semi-detached house for saleAngle Lane, Shepreth, Royston SG8
3 beds
3 baths
4 receptions
1,700 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Semi-detached property
3/4 beds, 3 baths, 3/4 reception rooms
Victorian with later additions
Private carport, driveway & EV charging point
Gas-fired heating to radiators
Plot size - 0.4 acres
Mature gardens with summerhouse
Fibre broadband to property
EPC - D / 56
Council tax band - E
An extended and much improved, three-bedroom semi-detached family home, set within grounds of circa 0.4 acres, situated in this highly sought-after and well-connected south village.
3 Edieham Cottages is one of six period railway cottages located in a pleasant and secluded position on Angle Lane. The property has been sympathetically extended and modernised by the current owners to now offer spacious and well-proportioned accommodation of 1815 sqft.
A welcoming entrance hall with a staircase leading to the first floor, provides a bright and airy entry into the home. To the right you have family room, then leading through to the left you have the kitchen/dining room. The kitchen boasts a range of base and eye-level cabinetry, pantry, integrated electric fan oven and hob, with space for white goods and a fridge/freezer.
To the rear of the ground floor accommodation, you have a study, which could be used as fourth bedroom if required, shower room, boot room, and a double aspect living room with a feature fireplace with a log burner fitted.
The first-floor accommodation comprises of three good-sized double bedrooms, all benefitting from built-in storage, whilst the principal bedroom also benefits from an ensuite. There is a modern three-piece family bathroom with a shower over the p-shaped bath, complemented with decorative tiling and a towel rail.
The rear garden is mostly laid to lawn with a range of fantastic features including attractive and intriguing, meandering yew hedge pathways, three large and secluded patio areas, a selection of feature flower beds and mature trees, a summer house with a live roof and a natural pond with wildflowers. To the front is off street parking for multiple cars, car port with storeroom.
Of added note is the green / orchard situated on Angle Lane, which is owned by the six cottages and therefore enjoyed by all.
Location
Shepreth is one of South Cambridgeshire's most picturesque spots surrounded by undulating countryside, tucked away just off the A10 and comparatively unspoilt in recent years by any major development schemes. Cambridge is 8 miles and Royston is about 5 miles distant and there is a bus service that runs to both from the village. The mainline train station offers fast access to Cambridge and London King's Cross. The completion of the Cambridge South Station in 2026, will mean that Addenbrooke's and The Biomedical Campus will be reached in approximately 10/15 minutes. The M11 is also just a short drive away. Educational facilities are available at nearby Barrington and Melbourn. Shepreth Wildlife Park is a great attraction for families and there are also three public houses within a 15 minute walk of the property; The Green Man at Frog End, The Plough on the High Street and The Royal Oak in Barrington as well as Hot Numbers roastery in the village. There are a number of walks from your doorstep including a lovely walk across fields to the picturesque village of Barrington.
Tenure
Freehold
Services
Main services connected include: Water, electricity and gas. There is a private septic tank.
Statutory Authorities
South Cambridgeshire District Council.
Council Tax Band - E
Fixtures And Fittings
Unless specifically mentioned in these particulars, all fixtures and fittings are expressly excluded from the sale of the freehold interest.
Viewing
Strictly by appointment through the vendor’s sole agents, Redmayne Arnold and Harris.
3 Edieham Cottages is one of six period railway cottages located in a pleasant and secluded position on Angle Lane. The property has been sympathetically extended and modernised by the current owners to now offer spacious and well-proportioned accommodation of 1815 sqft.
A welcoming entrance hall with a staircase leading to the first floor, provides a bright and airy entry into the home. To the right you have family room, then leading through to the left you have the kitchen/dining room. The kitchen boasts a range of base and eye-level cabinetry, pantry, integrated electric fan oven and hob, with space for white goods and a fridge/freezer.
To the rear of the ground floor accommodation, you have a study, which could be used as fourth bedroom if required, shower room, boot room, and a double aspect living room with a feature fireplace with a log burner fitted.
The first-floor accommodation comprises of three good-sized double bedrooms, all benefitting from built-in storage, whilst the principal bedroom also benefits from an ensuite. There is a modern three-piece family bathroom with a shower over the p-shaped bath, complemented with decorative tiling and a towel rail.
The rear garden is mostly laid to lawn with a range of fantastic features including attractive and intriguing, meandering yew hedge pathways, three large and secluded patio areas, a selection of feature flower beds and mature trees, a summer house with a live roof and a natural pond with wildflowers. To the front is off street parking for multiple cars, car port with storeroom.
Of added note is the green / orchard situated on Angle Lane, which is owned by the six cottages and therefore enjoyed by all.
Location
Shepreth is one of South Cambridgeshire's most picturesque spots surrounded by undulating countryside, tucked away just off the A10 and comparatively unspoilt in recent years by any major development schemes. Cambridge is 8 miles and Royston is about 5 miles distant and there is a bus service that runs to both from the village. The mainline train station offers fast access to Cambridge and London King's Cross. The completion of the Cambridge South Station in 2026, will mean that Addenbrooke's and The Biomedical Campus will be reached in approximately 10/15 minutes. The M11 is also just a short drive away. Educational facilities are available at nearby Barrington and Melbourn. Shepreth Wildlife Park is a great attraction for families and there are also three public houses within a 15 minute walk of the property; The Green Man at Frog End, The Plough on the High Street and The Royal Oak in Barrington as well as Hot Numbers roastery in the village. There are a number of walks from your doorstep including a lovely walk across fields to the picturesque village of Barrington.
Tenure
Freehold
Services
Main services connected include: Water, electricity and gas. There is a private septic tank.
Statutory Authorities
South Cambridgeshire District Council.
Council Tax Band - E
Fixtures And Fittings
Unless specifically mentioned in these particulars, all fixtures and fittings are expressly excluded from the sale of the freehold interest.
Viewing
Strictly by appointment through the vendor’s sole agents, Redmayne Arnold and Harris.
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