Terraced house for sale in Pye Terrace, Cambridge CB4

A three bedroom Victorian terraced cottage in need of updating located on a pretty residential street in Old Chesterton, just north of the river.

- Cambridge City Centre - approx. 1 mile
- Cambridge Science Park – approx. 1.5 miles
- Cambridge North Railway Station – 1 miles

• Open-plan sitting room & dining room
• Kitchen
• Ground floor bathroom
• Lean to/garden room
• 3 Bedrooms
• Good size rear garden
• On-street parking
• EPC rating E

Description:

Forming part of a pretty row of period cottages, dating back to 1901, this terraced 3 bedroom has been in the same family for a good many years and offers the opportunity to update and extend to add one’s own touch. The property would benefit from a programme of renovation and redecoration throughout with an open-plan reception room, kitchen, bathroom and lean-to garden room on the ground floor along with 3 bedrooms on the first floor.

Outside:

The property is approached through a wrought iron pedestrian gate opening to a tiled path to the front door. There is space at the front for bins and bicycles etc. The rear gardens, whilst currently over-grown are a good size with pleasant open aspects to the back.

Location:

Pye Terrace is an attractive row of Victorian cottages situated on Church Street, located close to the centre of the popular village of Chesterton, on the outskirts of the city. There are varied local amenities in the immediate area along with excellent access to the river, the open spaces of Midsummer Common and the city centre. Cambridge North railway station (offering a regular train service into London) is a short distance away along with the Science and Business Parks and road links via the A14. In addition a nearby cycle/footbridge gives easy access across the river to facilities in Newmarket Road including a large supermarket and Cambridge Retail Park.

Additional Information:

Tenure: Freehold

Local Authority: Cambridge City Council

Council Tax: Band D

Viewings: Strictly by appointment with the Selling Agents, Carter Jonas