Granhams Road, Great Shelford, Cambridge, CB22 5JX

An exceptional, four-bedroom detached, period property with scope for further improvements, set in gardens approaching three-quarters of an acre.

• Property specification

  • Beautiful Kitchen/Dining Room with stone tiled flooring, skylight, bi-fold doors to garden,
  • Utility Room with separate WC and spacious storage room with shower cubicle
  • Charming, dual aspect Sitting Room with inglenook fireplace fitted with log burner
  • Ground floor Bedroom 4 with En Suite Shower Room
  • Principal Bedroom with range of fitted wardrobes and door to Bedroom 3 with separate stairs to ground floor
  • Dual aspect Bedroom 2 with walk-through dressing area with built-in wardrobes to En Suite Shower Room
  • Separate Family Bathroom
  • Mature gardens (0.64 ac) with heated Swimming Pool
  • Scope and opportunity for further expansion subject to planning consent (proposed plans available upon request)
  • Direct proximity to cycle lane allowing road-free access to the centre of Cambridge

• Description

  An exceptional, four-bedroom detached, period property with scope for further improvements, set in gardens approaching three-quarters of an acre. Cambridge City Centre 4.5 miles, Mainline Railway Station (Liverpool Street and King's Cross) 4 miles, Addenbrooke's Hospital 3 miles, M11 (Junction 11) 2.5 miles, Great Shelford Railway Station (Liverpool Street line) 0.5 of a mile, Stansted Airport 24 miles, (distances are approximate). 26 Granhams Road is an exceptional four-bedroom detached property, originally dating from the 17th century with a wealth of period charm and features, including exposed beams and a magnificent working inglenook fireplace. The current owners carried out a sensitive and well-considered extension around 15 years ago to create a welcoming entrance hallway and stunning open-plan, light and airy kitchen and dining area, beautifully finished with bi-folding doors opening to a stone-paved terrace, seamlessly connecting the interior with the garden. The property, although dating from the 17th century, is not Grade II listed and provides significantly greater flexibility for future modifications, presenting a rare opportunity to further modernise or extend the existing building. Additionally, the current owners have commissioned architectural plans to extend, clearly demonstrating the property’s substantial potential (plans available upon request).