The Causeway, Isleham, Ely, Cambridgeshire

Location
ISLEHAM is an historic village situated about 7 miles from the racing town of Newmarket, 8 miles south of Ely and approximately 17 miles from Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge. The A14 is easily accessible providing links to major road networks. Mainline rail services are situated at both Ely and
Newmarket. The village offers several facilities including a primary school and a pre-school playgroup, a local Co-op supermarket and a Post Office. There are 3 public houses including the Merry Monk restaurant, together with 3 churches including the Ark based in one of the biggest oak-framed buildings to be erected in the UK in centuries. On the recreation ground there is a new community centre, The Beeches, football and cricket pitches and a multi-use games area.

Accommodation

Entrance hall
with stairs leading to the first floor, under stair cupboard.

Cloakroom
with hand basin and low level WC.

Living room
with a feature fireplace and a bay style window to the front aspect.

Kitchen
a stylish modern kitchen with a range of fitted base and wall mounted units, stone worktops and upstands with an inset ceramic sink and drainer, integrated oven and combination microwave/oven, induction hob and extractor hood over, dishwasher, under unit down lighting, opening leading to the dining area.

Utility room
with fitted base and wall units, sink and drainer, wall mounted Vaillant gas fired boiler, half glazed door leading to the side garden.

Dining room
with built in cupboards and a space for an American style fridge freezer, opening leading to;

Sun Room
an attractive double aspect room with a semi-vaulted ceiling, 2 Velux windows and a pair of French doors leading to the garden.

First floor

Landing
with an airing cupboard with a hot water cylinder.

Bedroom 1
with a double built in wardrobe.

Ensuite shower room
with walk in shower cubicle, hand basin with storage under and a low level WC.

Bedroom 2
with access to the attic space, window overlooking the rear garden.

Bedroom 3
with built in wardrobes and a window overlooking the rear garden.

Bathroom
with a bath with shower over, hand basin with storage under, low level WC.

Attic space
an exceptional open space accessed via a drop down ladder with 2 Velux windows and offering potential for conversion (subject to obtaining any required building regulations).

Outside
The property stands behind a low level brick wall with access via a pedestrian gate to a shingled front garden with established shrubs and trees. A side area leads on to an enclosed rear garden with established trees and shrubs, a lawned area with timber decking and a pergola with climbing plants and a paved patio. A large brick barn/workshop stands adjacent to the house separated into 2 large rooms, with light and power and an electrically operated roller shutter door.
A gated access at the rear of the garden leads to a shingled double parking area.

Services and tenure
Tenure The property is freehold.
 
Services Mains water, gas, drainage and electricity are connected.
The property is not in a conservation area and is in a low flood risk area.
The property has a registered title.
Internet connection, basic: 5Mbps, Superfast 175Mbps, Ultrafast: 1000Mbps.
Mobile phone coverage by the four major carriers available.
EPC: D 
Council Tax D West Suffolk District Council