Whittlesey, PE7 1AY

A home with history, space and the freedom to make it your own. Built in 1911 and owned by the same family since 1946, this three-bedroom house sits close to the centre of Whittlesey, yet has a gated driveway, a double garage and a generous rear garden. The floor plan shows approximately 1,471 sq ft (137 sq m) of internal accommodation. Step in through the porch and you reach two distinct reception rooms. The house has central heating, alongside a working coal fire in the lounge. The lounge is just over 20ft long, with the fire as its focal point. Across the hall, the separate dining room provides space for everyday meals, family gatherings or a work area. Having both rooms gives the next owner options: keep the traditional arrangement or rethink how the space works for them. The kitchen runs for almost 24ft along the rear extension, with a separate utility room beyond. A recently completed ground-floor shower room adds flexibility for a busy household and for visiting family. The layout offers useful day-to-day space now, with scope to update the finishes over time. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, a family bathroom and a separate WC. The main bedroom and second bedroom are both comfortably sized; the third could work as a bedroom, study or hobby room. Outside, wooden gates open to off-road parking and lead to a double garage, giving you room for vehicles, storage or a workshop. The rear garden extends beyond the house, with lawn, patio, established planting and a greenhouse. It is the sort of outdoor space that can serve children, gardeners or simply a quiet afternoon at home. Market Street and the Buttercross are a short walk away, so day-to-day shops and the centre of town are within easy reach. This is a house with room to grow into, and one whose next chapter can reflect the way you want to live. The best way to understand the space is to walk from the front rooms through the long kitchen and out into the garden.