A four-bedroom home in Sawtry is for sale with Giggs & McGrath for a guide price of £600,000.
Available with no onward chain, 35 Church Street offers an exceptional living experience with accommodation stretching to around 2,200 sq ft.
The kitchen has plenty of worktop space for those who love to cook (Image: Jack Wilson - Limelight Film & Media)
The home has a separate lounge and family room, with the family room seeing plenty of natural light (Image: Jack Wilson - Limelight Film & Media)
The family room also has a wood burner, perfect for colder nights (Image: Jack Wilson - Limelight Film & Media)
The ground floor comprises a Neptune painted shaker kitchen with central island and Neff appliances, a family room with vaulted ceiling and log burner, a separate lounge, study, cloakroom and utility.
Upstairs there are four double bedrooms, with the master having a three-piece en suite, while the other three are served by a family bathroom.
The home has plenty of off-road parking space (Image: Jack Wilson - Limelight Film & Media)
The rear garden has plenty of outdoor space for activities and alfresco dining (Image: Jack Wilson - Limelight Film & Media)
There is also a patio area with covered pergola, garden pond, shed and greenhouse (Image: Jack Wilson - Limelight Film & Media)
Outside, the home is approached by a gated driveway with lawn alongside, leading to a double garage.
The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with a variety of trees and flowers, two patio areas, a garden pond, shed and greenhouse.
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Sawtry has a few amenities, including pubs and a pharmacy, and provides easy access to the A1 (M).
Huntingdon is around eight miles away, offering retail facilities and transport links to London via the train station.
For more information, contact Giggs & McGrath.
PROPERTY FACTS
35 Church Street, Sawtry
Guide price: £600,000
Giggs & McGrath, 01480 276826
giggsandmcgrath.com
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