Wansford, PE8 6JB

NEW TO MARKET - great opportunity as a weekend countryside bolt-hole, holiday let. or FTB purchase. A delightful Grade II listed 2 bedroom cottage with private garden near the centre of the popular, well-serviced village of Wansford. NO ONWARD CHAIN. Contact our office to register for further details & book viewing appointments. The Property Built by the Duke of Bedford and believed to date from 1858, this Grade II listed stone-built two bedroom semi-detached home has been tastefully and sympathetically updated and restored in recent years by the current owner. Brimming with charm and character, it boasts a host of period features including exposed stonework and timbers, original doors and leaded light windows. The beautiful accommodation has electricially heated radiator central heating system. Complimenting the accommodation there is an attractive enclosed garden that enjoys a Westerly aspect. Location Wansford is an attractive historic village renowned for its 16th century stone bridge over the River Nene. The village comprises a wealth of period stone cottage and houses, many of which are listed for architectural and historic reasons. The village offers a good range of local amenities: a number of public houses including the well-known Haycock Hotel, post office/general store, village hall, doctors' surgery and easy access to the A1 and A47. Outside The front garden is laid to lawn and bounded by a low stone wall. A gate at the side of the property accesses the rear garden. Leading off the rear lobby there is a patio with glazed canopy. The main area of garden is laid to lawn with established borders interspersed into which are a number of bushes and shrubs. The garden faces almost due West and enjoys a high degree of privacy and is fully enclosed. Directions From Peterborough proceed westbound on the A47 towards Leicester and turn left into the village of Wansford. On entering the village from the A47 proceed across the crossroads and the stone bridge across the River Nene. The property is located a short distance along on the right-hand side just before the Paper Mills pub.