£850,000 /Sale price

11 West End is an attractive Grade II listed oak-framed and rendered family home offering characterful, flexible accommodation arranged over two floors. It sensitively combines modern amenities with a wealth of period features, including a thatched roof, casement windows, numerous wall and ceiling beams, and some original fireplaces. Configured to provide an ideal family and entertaining space, the accommodation flows from a porch and welcoming entrance hall with quarry-tiled flooring and an exposed brick wall. It briefly comprises a spacious parquet-floored sitting room with a feature inglenook fireplace, French doors to the rear terrace, and an interconnecting rear-aspect snug with wooden flooring and bespoke shelving. There is also a generous front-aspect dining room with parquet flooring and an inglenook, leading to a modern family shower room with a cloaks area, and a rear triple-aspect conservatory with French doors to the garden. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a good-sized kitchen/breakfast room with quarry-tiled flooring, a range of contemporary wall and base units, complementary worktops, a double Belfast sink and modern integrated appliances.Stairs rise from the entrance hall to a spacious first floor landing, giving access to three bedrooms, all with built-in storage, and a contemporary family bathroom with freestanding bath.Having plenty of kerb appeal, the property is approached over a low-maintenance gravelled forecourt providing private parking and giving access to the detached garage. The walled wraparound garden to the rear is laid mainly to level lawn bordered by well-stocked flower and shrub beds and features numerous seating areas, a pedestrian gate to the side aspect and a paved and gravelled terrace part-covered by a gazebo, the whole providing an ideal space for entertaining and al fresco dining.Seller Insight:'This house wraps you in it's arms, it feels so warm and so safe, and this extends out to the village, my neighbours are so friendly and so caring. Even the village shop is very welcoming, warm and friendly. The garden gives me many, many hours of joy, it constantly changes throughout the seasons but spring and summer it is just beautiful and I spend many hours sitting out in the evening just enjoying the wildlife, the beauty and the peace and quiet. As an additional bonus, this village is so well connected for air travel, rail travel and road travel, it has made my life so much easier'Whittlesford is a popular village with a wide range of amenities including churches, shops, a Post Office, veterinary clinic, pubs, hotels, a primary school and a playing field with play park and sports pavilion. Further amenities are available in nearby Duxford (which also houses the Imperial War Museum), Sawston and Great Shelford, the latter having a library, dentist, health centre and stores including a newsagent, hairdresser, beauty salon, baker, butcher, grocer and delicatessen. Cambridge, described as one of the "most beautiful cities in the world" by Forbes in 2010, offers a wider selection of high street and independent shopping, cafes, bars and restaurants and leisure facilities. Communications links are excellent: Whittlesford station (1.2 miles) provides mainline services to central London in around an hour and the nearby M11 gives access to major road routes including the A1, A14 and motorway network. The area offers a good selection of state primary and secondary schooling and a wide range of independent schools.