2 bed semi-detached bungalow for sale

Spurling Close, Cheveley CB8

Property insight
Ensum Brown are delighted to offer for sale this semi-detached bungalow in the popular village of Cheveley. This property presents an excellent opportunity to modernise throughout and add further value, with no upward chain, a kitchen, a lounge, 2 well-proportioned bedrooms, a bathroom, an enclosed rear garden and a store room.

This spacious semi-detached property enjoys a generous frontage, with front lawn gardens surrounded by a low-lying brick wall, plenty of space for potted plants, and side access to the rear. Upon stepping inside, the hallway is bright and welcoming, enjoying integrated storage and access through to the entire living space.

The kitchen is a good size and would benefit from modernisation, currently featuring a range of base and wall units, laminate worktops, laminate wood flooring, tiled splashbacks, a window to a side aspect, and space for a range of kitchen appliances.

The lounge is equally spacious and bright, currently featuring a window, pendant lighting, ample space for furniture, and scope for new owners to transform the space as they wish.

Through to the sleeping quarters, this semi-detached home continues to offer generous accommodation, with 2 well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom comprising a bath, WC and hand wash basin.

Outside, to the rear, the garden is a nice size, enclosed by fencing and offering a lovely sunny spot to sit and relax during the summer months. It is laid mainly to lawn, providing space for garden furniture and entertaining guests. There is access to a brick-built store room, and plenty of potential for future owners to put their own stamp on things.

Contact Ensum Brown to arrange a private viewing appointment at this property.

Location - cheveley
Cheveley is a pretty village nestled in the Cambridgeshire countryside, approximately 4 miles southeast of the horse-racing town of Newmarket. The village benefits from good transport links, with regular bus services to Newmarket, which in turn offers rail connections to Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds and London. The village is also well-positioned near the A14 and A11, providing direct road access to Cambridge, the M11 and wider East Anglia.

The village is home to the Church of St Mary and the Holy Host of Heaven, a striking 13th-century building that offers regular services and events for the community. There is also a village primary school, a local shop and post office, and the Red Lion pub and restaurant for residents to enjoy.

Cheveley boasts a range of community clubs and organisations, including the Cheveley Sports Club, the Community Association, the Evergreens group for older residents, the Brownies and the Royal British Legion. There is also a large recreation ground with a play area and sports facilities.

Surrounded by scenic countryside, Cheveley is ideal for outdoor lovers. Walkers, cyclists and riders can enjoy the nearby Icknield Way Trail, and Newmarket's famous equestrian culture is just a short distance away, offering race days, museums and other attractions.

For homebuyers seeking a peaceful village lifestyle with easy access to larger towns and cities, Cheveley is well worth a visit!

EPC Rating: E