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£1,000,000
(£212/sq. ft)
7 bed detached house for saleChapel Lane, Wimblington PE15
7 beds
2 baths
4 receptions
4,723 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
- Freehold
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About this property
Stunning Victorian home with original architectural features and timeless character.
Seven beautiful bedrooms and scope to provide more.
Landscaped parkland type grounds approaching three acres with former stables and additional building
Impressive drawing room with bay windows and open fireplace for social gatherings.
Farmhouse-style kitchen with handmade pine units and ample workspace.
Master suite features bay windows, en-suite bathroom, and dressing room for luxury.
Detached coach house offers potential for additional living space or guest accommodation.
Stained glass windows, impressive bay windows, shutters, panelled ceilings, and moulded cornices.
Large bright orangery and billiard room.
Enormous scope for redevelopment if required.
With four reception rooms, a cloakroom, two bathrooms and seven bedrooms, built on a grand scale in 1862 by royal appointment as the official residence of the Sheriff of Cambridgeshire, this impressive and historic house is simply breathtaking. It retains its original features including stained glass windows, servants’ bell system, fireplaces, coal range, window shutters and panelled ceilings. Landscaped grounds approaching three acres with former stables and additional buildings. To the rear is the original part of the house, built in the seventeenth century. There is generous parking space on the gravelled drive and a vast lawn dotted with mature trees. Surprisingly, it is not listed, making alterations more straightforward.
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