Russet Way, Melbourn
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Description
Step Inside
The front door opens to an entrance hall with stairs to the first floor. To the front is a kitchen with a double glazed window to the front. Range of fitted wall and base units with work surfaces over. Inset drainer sink unit. The living room is to the rear with a built-in storage cupboard. Double glazed window and door opening to the rear garden.
First floor landing has an airing cupboard housing a hot water immersion tank and linen shelves. The main bedroom is to the rear with a double glazed window overlooking the rear garden. To the front is the second bedroom with a double glazed window overlooking the green. The bathroom has a double glazed window to the front and comprises a three piece suite of a panel enclosed bath, low level WC, and wash basin.
Step Outside
The home enjoys a front and rear garden. The lawned rear garden is all enclosed by a fence with a gated rear access. The front garden has a path to the front door. Overlooking a Green to the front.
To the rear is a garage in a block with a up-and-over door.
Location
Melbourn is a historic village with the Icknield Way running along its southern boundary, now bypassed, lying about 10 miles south of Cambridge and 3 miles north of Royston. The Parish Church of All Saints dates from the 13th century and the village is noted for its fine old cottages. The village has a wide range of local shops, including butchers with deli and Co-op, Doctors, Pharmacy and facilities include The Community Hub, a swimming pool with a gym and a golf course. Communications are excellent and Meldreth mainline station is within walking distance with trains to Cambridge and London Kings Cross. Education facilities are good with the village primary school and Melbourn Village College nearby.
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