• Semi-detached home in a lovely village setting. +
• 3 bedrooms / 1 reception room / 1 bathroom. +
• The Gross Internal Floor Area is approximately 721 sq.ft / 72 sq.ft. +
• Requiring modernisation throughout. +
• Cul-de-sac location, a short walk away from local schooling, shops and countryside walks. +
• Driveway parking for multiple vehicles. +
• Potential for capital growth or rental investment. +
• Garaging. +
• No onward chain. +
• EPC: D. +

6 Pound Road is an established semi-detached home sited in a cul-de-sac location with driveway parking to the side, leading to the single garage. The property has well proportioned accommodation throughout, indicative of the era with a central hallway serving the ground floor and stairs rising to the first floor. There are two reception rooms with a large window to the front and doors to the rear garden, ideal for entertaining. The kitchen completes the downstairs accommodation, fitted with a range of wall and base mounted cupboard units and appliance spaces. On the first floor there are three bedrooms, two double rooms and one single, with a family bathroom. The property does require modernisation throughout, however presents a great opportunity for a home owner to tailor the accommodation and refurbish as they wish or an investor to take advantage of capital growth. The village of Bury is located on the outskirts of Ramsey, with a shop and primary school both within walking distance of the property. Located approximately 9 miles North of Huntingdon, Ramsey Town hosts a range of independent shops, schools (nursery, primary and secondary), three supermarkets, two medical centres, a dentist, sports centre including swimming pool, golf courses and a good selection of pubs, cafes and restaurants. Ramsey is a heritage-rich market town which grew up around its Abbey and, prior to the 12th century, was once one of the most important monastic institutions in England. There are many historical sites around the area worth exploring, including the river that runs beneath the centre of the town after it was covered by the Great Whyte street in 1852. Huntingdon and Peterborough train stations have fast lines into London Kings Cross taking only 45 minutes, and a guided bus from Huntingdon goes straight into Cambridge City.

EPC Rating: D