Guide price
£400,000
(£613/sq. ft)
2 bed terraced house for saleBack Street, Ashwell SG7
2 beds
2 baths
1 reception
652 sq. ft
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About this property
Sold before marketing
Characterful Extended Two-Bedroom Victorian Cottage
Two Double Bedrooms, Main With Built-In Storage And Dressing Area
Open Kitchen/Dining Room With Rear Extension And Lantern Rooflight
Separate Lounge With Exposed Brick Chimney And Cast-Iron Wood Burner
First-Floor En-Suite Shower Room And Ground-Floor Bathroom
Cream Shaker Kitchen With Solid Wood Worktops And Butler Sink
A Woodshed For Storage Which Could Be Converted Into A Gym Or Utility Room If Electric Was Connected
Generous Tiered Garden With Lawn, Decking And Firepit Seating
Period Character Throughout, Including Plantation Shutters And Stripped Floors
Property Insight
We are delighted to have sold this characterful and thoughtfully extended two-bedroom Victorian cottage, set along one of Ashwell’s prettiest residential streets. Extending to over 650 sq ft, it pairs genuine period charm - exposed brickwork, a cast-iron wood burner, stripped floorboards and plantation-style shutters - with a light-filled rear extension that has turned the kitchen into a sociable kitchen/dining room. With two double bedrooms, a first-floor en-suite, a ground-floor bathroom and a generous tiered garden, it makes a lovely village home with real personality.
The front door opens straight into a welcoming lounge, where an exposed brick chimney breast frames a cast-iron wood burner set within an arched recess - the natural place to kick your boots off after a walk through the village. Stripped floorboards and plantation-style shutters give the room warmth and character.
To the rear, the kitchen/dining room is where the home comes together. Cream shaker-style units sit beneath solid wood worktops, with a ceramic butler sink, a patterned tile splashback and a slate-effect tiled floor. The rear extension creates a dedicated dining area drawn in light from a lantern rooflight, with French doors opening onto the courtyard beyond. A ground-floor bathroom, fitted with a corner bath and traditional-style fittings, completes this level.
Upstairs to the first floor are two well-proportioned double bedrooms. The main bedroom offers built-in storage and a fitted dressing area, while the second double looks out over the garden, there is also a fitted dressing table/office desk and wardrobe. A first-floor en-suite shower room, finished with white metro tiles, serves the bedrooms.
Outside, a private paved courtyard sits directly off the kitchen/dining room - an easy spot for a morning coffee - with steps rising to a surprisingly generous tiered garden. Here you will find a lawn flanked by mature, well-stocked borders, a raised deck for outdoor dining, and a further seating area with a firepit at the top of the plot.
Contact the team today to arrange your private viewing appointment.
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Location – Ashwell
Ashwell is a quintessentially English parish village in north Hertfordshire, 4 miles from Baldock, 7 miles from Royston and 20 miles from Cambridge. It sits on the chalk scarp on the spring line, and its freshwater springs - one of the sources of the River Cam - form part of a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest. The village has a wealth of well-preserved architecture spanning several centuries, including St Mary’s Church, dating from the 14th Century, and a museum covering the village and its history. There is a thriving community with meetings and activities most nights, three pubs, a dentist’s surgery, a primary school, a pharmacy, and a variety of shops, galleries and takeaways. Ashwell is renowned for its peaceful footpath network, and has several successful sports teams from under-12s to veterans. The village has its own railway station with direct links to Cambridge and London, and the A1M and M11 are within a 20-minute drive.
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