Date: 27/03/2025
A lovely example of a modern home, constructed in 2015, sympathetically built in a barn style to suit the village surroundings and aesthetics. Set in a cul-de-sac of three homes with a driveway and car port to the front there is also a vehicular access to the rear and adjoining paddock.
The accommodation has been thoughtfully designed with a large welcoming entrance hall, oak staircase to the first floor and double doors to the living room and kitchen / dining room.
The downstairs bedroom provides versatility for a modern family, multi-generational living or working from home with an en-suite shower room. The living room has a cost feel with a gas stove and bi-folding doors to the rear garden where the fabulous sunsets can be enjoyed.
The kitchen / dining room has been upgraded by the owner with a stunning range of cupboards, integral appliances and granite worksurfaces with a sociable breakfast bar and a functional utility room sited just off with a door to the front, ideal for coming in from muddy countryside walks.
Upstairs two double bedrooms have en-suite shower rooms, there is a smaller fourth bedroom or study and a family bathroom.
The gardens total just over 0.55 acres with a formal lawned gardens and a paddock to the rear.
Enjoying a lovely community spirit Great Gidding has lovely amenities with countryside walks in abundance and easy access back to the larger village of Sawtry and the A1 road network.
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Main Street, Great Gidding, PE28
Valid until 17.03.2025
| Property Type: | House | Build Form: | Semi-Detached |
| Transaction Type: | New dwelling | Energy Tariff: | Standard tariff |
| Main Fuel: | Electricity: electricity, unspecified tariff | Flat Top Storey: | No |
| Top Storey: | 0 | Previous Extension: | 0 |
| Open Fireplace: | 0 | Walls: | Average thermal transmittance 0.25 W/m-¦K |
| Walls Energy: | Very Good | Roof: | Average thermal transmittance 0.17 W/m-¦K |
| Roof Energy: | Good | Main Heating: | Air source heat pump, underfloor, electric |
| Main Heating Controls: | Programmer and at least two room thermostats | Hot Water System: | From main system |
| Hot Water Energy Efficiency: | Poor | Lighting: | Low energy lighting in 75% of fixed outlets |
| Floors: | Average thermal transmittance 0.18 W/m-¦K | Total Floor Area: | 250 m2 |
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