2 bed terraced house for sale

Fen End, Willingham CB24

Times House is an impressive conversion of a Victorian school building, originally dating back to 1856 and thoughtfully converted into residential accommodation around 2011. Ideally situated close to the centre of the village, the property enjoys convenient access to a range of local amenities.

Number 1 is a mid-terrace leasehold home accessed via a communal front garden area. The property has been skilfully designed to retain and showcase its heritage, with two striking full-height sash windows spanning both floors. Bright, neutral décor complements the character features, which include exposed brickwork throughout and parquet flooring across the ground floor.

The ground floor comprises an open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining area with a spiral staircase rising to the first floor, while the kitchen is fitted with a modern range of units and integrated appliances including a fridge/freezer, oven and gas hob. The cloakroom incorporates a WC and wall-mounted wash basin, together with plumbing and space for a washing machine and a wall-mounted gas combination boiler.

On the first floor, a mezzanine area provides useful additional storage. Bedroom 1 is a spacious double room featuring an exposed brick feature wall and a further mezzanine storage area accessed via an attached ladder. Bedroom 2 is a well-proportioned single bedroom with fitted storage. The bathroom is fitted with a p-shaped bath with shower over, wall-mounted wash basin, WC, heated towel rail and tiled flooring.
Lease


The property is on a 125 year lease commencing 2011 with 110 years remaining.

£200 annual ground rent and £115 service/maintenance monthly charge.
Location


Willingham is a large, thriving village situated around 12 miles northwest of Cambridge, close to the A14 and well connected to the Guided Busway via nearby Longstanton. This offers residents excellent transport links by both bus and cycle, with the Busway’s traffic-free route providing safe access to Cambridge, Northstowe and St Ives.

The village boasts an extensive range of amenities including a Co-op supermarket, independent shops, pubs, restaurants, cafés, a library, medical centre, dental practices, sports and social clubs, churches, village hall, recreation ground, football and cricket pitches, and several children’s play parks. A number of small businesses and artisan producers add to Willingham’s local charm. Cyclists enjoy direct routes to Rampton, Longstanton, Over and Cottenham.

Willingham Primary School is well regarded (Ofsted Good), and secondary education is typically provided by Cottenham Village College (Ofsted Good) or Northstowe Secondary College (Ofsted Good). Safe cycling routes to both Cottenham and the Busway make it ideal for families seeking accessible schooling.

EPC Rating: C