September 2018

An opportunity to purchase a parcel of grassland extending to 1.03 acres (0.41 hectares), located to the west of the village of Fenstanton and adjacent to the existing A14. The land comprises a single, level parcel of land mainly laid to grass with some self-seeded trees. The parcel is partly bordered with post and rail fencing, and part hedgerow with post and wire fencing. The land is accessed via a gateway directly from West End Road. The land does not benefit from mains electricity or water connection.

An opportunity to purchase 5.74 acres (2.32 hectares), or thereabouts, in two blocks classified as being Grade 1 on the MAFF Agricultural Land Classification Map. Cropping 2018 - Winter Wheat 2017 - Oil Seed Rape 2016 - Wheat

An opportunity to acquire an area of grassland extending to 5.69 acres (2.30ha) located off Hill Row, on the western edge of the village of Haddenham. The land has a gated roadside access with a track located between 37 Hill Row (Hill Row Day Nursery) and 39 Hill Row. The land has a south facing aspect and is partially fenced and bounded by mixed species hedgerow. The land is subdivided, forming two parcels and has previously been mown for hay and grazed by horses. The land has the benefit of a metered water supply serving a water trough on the eastern boundary near to the access, and also includes a timber field shelter.

An opportunity to purchase a parcel of grassland located to the east of the village of Newport. The land extends to 4.99 acres (2.01 hectares) or thereabouts is flat and level, and has been cropped for hay in recent years. The parcel has part mature hedgerow boundaries and is accessed directly from the Council maintained highway. There are currently no services connected to the property but it is believed mains water is available in the road.

An excellent opportunity to purchase a small holding to the south of the village of Wilburton. The property comprises a detached house of brick construction beneath a pitched slate roof, which is in need of complete renovation and structural repair. The internal accommodation comprises: Ground Floor: Entrance Hall; Sitting Room with open fireplace, window to front, fitted cupboards; Dining Room with dual aspect windows and fireplace; Rear Lobby/Former Kitchen with door to rear; Cloakroom/Utility Room with tap and WC. First Floor: Two double bedrooms, each of which has a window to the front. Outside: The property has a total site area of approximately 2.04 acres (0.83 hectares) with a long easterly frontage to Twentypence Road. Within the grounds of the property are three former concrete block piggeries, along with a detached garage and workshop of block and timber construction. The majority of the land lies to the west of the house and is generally flat and level. The land backs onto open farmland and features a number of self seeded trees. The piggeries have been empty for a number of years, and accordingly are now in a state of disrepair, whilst the land is overgrown and requires clearing. Springfield House offers an ideal opportunity for small holders or developers alike.

A rare opportunity to acquire a detached brick built barn under a pitched and hipped pantile roof, located close to the heart of the popular village of Freckenham. The barn is arranged in a U-shape, and features a number of enclosed and open-sided bays. The gross internal area of the barn is approximately 210m2. It is understood that the barn has previously been used for agricultural storage, but has been unused for a number of years. The barn sits centrally within its curtilage which totals approximately 1.03 acres (0.42 hectares). The land is generally flat and level. The site has a westerly frontage to Mortimer Lane, whilst the eastern boundary is marked by the Lee Brook. The site is bordered to the north and south by residential dwellings.

A wonderful opportunity to purchase a former agricultural building with prior approval for the conversion of the barn into a detached single storey dwelling with land and parking. Permission was granted in May 2018 for the change of use of the agricultural building to a single storey residential dwelling by South Cambridgeshire District Council under planning reference S/1241/18/PA. The approved scheme features oak vertical boarding to the walls, dark grey powder coated aluminium joinery and profiled light grey steel sheeting to the roof. The stylish conversion features some full height glazing and provides the following accommodation: Entrance Hall with storage cupboard; Open Plan Living/Dining/Kitchen with a range of fitted units and doors to garden; Bedroom 1 with walk-in wardrobe; Bedroom 2; Family Bathroom with WC, wash hand basin, bath and separate shower. Outside: The barn enjoys direct access from the public highway which leads to parking and turning areas. There is a generous frontage which overlooks agricultural fields to the south, whilst the generous grounds to the rear also benefits from rural views to the north. The total plot measures 0.465 acres, and is marked on the ground by wooden stakes.

A rare opportunity to purchase a well located former Methodist Chapel on the edge of the sought after Cambridgeshire village of Weston Colville. The property offers a wonderful opportunity to convert the building to create a substantial detached dwelling with farmland views. The Chapel is a part brick/part rendered building, under pitched slate and tile roofs. The existing structure consists of an entrance porch, main hall, meeting room, kitchen area and toilets. The total internal area is of approx. 143 sq.m The property benefits from a 1,000 year lease, granted in 1722, with 704 years remaining.

An opportunity to acquire a Grade II listed detached, thatched cottage set within its own plot of approximately 0.26 of an acre. The property has been extended over time and offers huge scope for renovation and development (STP). The internal accommodation comprises: Ground Floor: Entrance Hall with staircase leading to bedroom; Bathroom; Separate WC; Sitting Room; Dining Room; Kitchen/Breakfast Room with access to garden. First Floor: Landing; Bedroom 1; Bedroom 2; Bedroom 3; Shower Room; Bedroom 4 with access to entrance hall. The property is in need of full renovation and will therefore appeal to owner/occupiers and developers alike. Outside: The cottage enjoys a high degree of privacy via mature hedging to the front aspect. The garden is currently overgrown but could offer a beautiful outdoor space. In addition to the cottage, there is a detached double garage with an unfurnished room above.

A charming two bedroom Grade II Listed period cottage which is located within walking distance of the market square and local amenities. The accommodation is comprised over four floors enjoying a wealth of period features including exposed beams and feature redbrick fireplaces. The internal accommodation comprises: Ground Floor: Entrance Hall with door from Bridge Street; Sitting Room with exposed brick fireplace, window to front and stairs to first floor; Kitchen with window and door to rear pedestrian access. The majority of the kitchen fittingss have been removed; Basement: with window to front and exposed brick fireplace. First Floor: Landing; Bathroom with modern 3-piece suite; Bedroom 2. Second Floor: Bedroom 1 with loft hatch. The property is in need of some updating and refurbishment, but it is understood that rewiring has taken place. The house therefore offers a wonderful opportunity to potential buyers.

An attractive Grade II listed terraced house situated in the heart of the picturesque village of Grantchester, almost opposite the village church. The property is in need of some refurbishment, but offers purchasers an opportunity to acquire a house in one of the most popular South Cambridge villages. The internal accommodation comprises: Ground Floor: Entrance door leads directly into; Sitting Room with open fireplace, windows to front, stairs to first floor and a large under-stairs cupboard; Lobby; Kitchen with a range of pine and MDF base and wall units, stainless steel sink and drainer, and a variety of cupboards; Bathroom with WC, wash hand basin and bath with overhead shower, part-tiled walls and window to rear. First Floor: Central landing gives access to; Bedroom 1 with windows to front, fitted carpet and large recess for storage/wardrobe; Bedroom 2 with window to rear, fitted carpet. The property is exempt from requiring an EPC. Outside: The property has a small frontage mainly laid to grass with a path from the public highway leading to the front door. To the rear is a narrow garden, with the boundaries marked by a timber fence or marker posts.

A rare opportunity to acquire a detached house on the edge of the popular village of Lavenham, which has been granted outline planning permission for two further dwellings within the grounds. The existing house (Windwards) dates from the 1950's and benefits from a plot of 0.475 acres, with wonderful views of farmland and the church. The accommodation of Windwards comprises: Ground Floor: Reception Hall; Living Room; Dining Room; Kitchen, Covered passageway; Garage First Floor: Landing; 2 double bedrooms, 1 single bedroom and a further Box Room/Study; Family Shower Room with white suite; Separate WC. EPC - F Windwards would benefit from sympathetic updating of the interior and may lend itself to alteration/extension STP.

A wonderful opportunity to purchase a detached property in the popular Cambridgeshire village of Barrington. No.20 comprises a detached 3 bed bungalow, in need of full refurbishment, with planning permission for the erection of a detached dwelling within the grounds. Purchasers are offered a wonderful chance to either extend the existing dwelling within the large plot (STP), or to build a further dwelling within the grounds of the existing bungalow. The existing bungalow's accommodation comprises: Entrance Hall; Living Room; Kitchen; Sun Room of UPVC single glazed windows and roof; 3 Bedrooms; Shower Room; Separate Cloakroom with white WC. The bungalow has an attached single garage with mains electricity and power connected. There is an oil fired central heating system, mains water, drainage, and electricity as well as a solar photovoltaic panel to the south facing roof and insulated cavity walls. Accessed via Foxton Road, the generous plot totals 0.38 acres (0.156 hectares). The garden comprises lawned areas with a range of shrubs and fruit trees.

The property comprises a prominent two storey mixed use property, in the heart of the North Hertfordshire town of Baldock. The accommodation includes: Ground Floor: Restaurant premises currently let and trading as Dine Bangala, featuring Bar and Restaurant area which has been recently refurbished with large windows to front; Commercial Kitchen with tiled walls; Lobby with door to rear; Store area with lino flooring; 2 x WCs, each with modern white WC and wash hand basin, and tiled walls and floor. First Floor: External staircase to the rear of the building leads to a self-contained flat, featuring; 2 large Bedrooms to the front of the building; Sitting Room ; Kitchen space with modern boiler, one base unit; Shower Room with tiled walk in cubicle, wash hand basin and WC. The first floor accommodation would benefit from further redecoration and updating. Outside: To the rear of the building is parking space for three vehicles, which is accessed via a shared driveway that leads down the right hand side of the building from the public highway.

Opportunity to purchase a well-let investment property comprising two buildings in the centre of the popular village of Cambourne, 9 miles west of Cambridge. The structures are held under two separate titles and known as 1 and 3 De La Warr Way. 1 De La Warr Way comprises a three storey building, originally constructed as a live/work unit, but now all classified under B1 Use Class, providing office accommodation over each floor, with ancillary kitchen and bathroom facilities. 3 De La Warr Way is also a three storey building, which has a self-contained office on the ground floor, and residential accommodation on the first and second floors, accessed via a private entrance door to the rear. The properties benefit from three allocated parking spaces to the rear (off Broad Street), whilst the frontage has been brick paved to provide parking for a number of vehicles and bin storage.