Mowfen Road, Littleport, Ely, Cambridgeshire

A detached two, potentially three, bedroom bungalow in a lovely semi-rural position overlooking open countryside.

LITTLEPORT

is a large village situated about 6 miles north of the Cathedral City of Ely. There are shopping facilities, a sports centre and public transport facilities including a railway station on the Ely to Kings Lynn and Kings Cross lines. There are two primary schools in the village, along with a recently opened Littleport & East Cambs Academy and a further special needs school. The village is by-passed giving easy access to Cambridge, which is about 20 miles away.

ENTRANCE HALL

Entrance door with double glazed inset and matching window to side. Radiator, built-in cupboard housing a wall mounted gas boiler serving the central heating and hot water systems.

OPEN PLAN SITTING ROOM / DINING ROOM

SITTING AREA

5.00 x 5.35

maximum. Double glazed sliding patio doors to front patio, radiator, opening into:-

DINING AREA

2.92 x 4.73

with double doors to rear garden. Two radiators. Door to:-

FORMER SHOWER ROOM

2.90 x 3.60

in need of restoration with potential for Shower Room, Bedroom or perhaps a Study. Radiator.

KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM

3.23 x 4.50

Fitted with a matching range of wall and base units with single drainer sink unit, roll edge work surfaces and tiled splashbacks. Cooker recess, extractor hood.

BEDROOM ONE

3.55 x 4.00

plus door recess with built-in wardrobes to one wall. Radiator and window to rear overlooking garden.

BEDROOM TWO

2.81 x 3.26

with window to front. Built-in double wardrobe, radiator.

REFITTED BATHROOM

with window to side. Fully tiled suite in white comprising panel enclosed bath with mixer taps, pedestal wash hand basin and WC. Radiator.

EXTERIOR

Mowfen Road in turn leads Mowfen Drove. It lies in a relatively secluded spot just off New Road and consists of just seven or so properties overlooking open countryside. No. 7 is set back from the road behind a mainly paved frontage retained by a hedge, adjacent to which is a driveway which in turn leads to the garage. The rear garden consists of a paved patio form the house beyond which it is predominantly laid to lawn with several mature shrubs/trees. There is also a further garage which is ideal for storage but no longer has vehicular access.

AGENTS NOTE

The owners of No. 5 would like to discuss the boundary arrangements (fencing) between the two properties.