• Four Bedroom +
• Victorian Cottage +
• Three Reception Rooms +
• Cloakroom +
• Jack and Jill Ensuite Bathroom +
• Character Features Throughout +
• Beautiful Garden Room +
• Enclosed Rear Garden with Summer House +
• Off Road Parking for Two Vehicles +

GUIDE PRICE £475,000 - £500,000 Welcome to this enchanting four-bedroom Victorian cottage, a spacious and beautifully maintained home dating back to approximately 1890, where period charm meets modern comfort. Upon entering, you are greeted by a striking hallway adorned with original Victorian tiles, setting the tone for the character features that flow throughout the property. The ground floor boasts two inviting reception rooms, each enhanced by exposed Victorian floorboards, offering flexible living and entertaining spaces for all the family. The heart of the home is the stunning garden room, flooded with natural light and providing a tranquil setting for relaxation or gatherings, seamlessly connecting to the rest of the house. The thoughtfully designed kitchen blends traditional style with contemporary fittings, while a convenient cloakroom adds practicality for busy households. Upstairs, two generously sized bedrooms provide ample space for family and guests with stunning original fireplaces. The principal and fourth bedrooms are connected by a stylish Jack and Jill ensuite bathroom with a rolltop bath, offering privacy and convenience, while period details continue to impress in every room. The top floor offers a further large third bedroom with Velux windows and ample eaves storage. Throughout the cottage, classic Victorian features - such as decorative cornicing, sash windows, and original woodwork - create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The property also benefits from off-road parking for two vehicles, a rare advantage in such a characterful home and an enclosed rear garden with the addition of a summer house (which has access to it’s own phoneline which can be utilised as a home office). This delightful Victorian cottage offers the perfect blend of heritage and functionality, making it an exceptional choice for those seeking charm, space, and a welcoming environment in a sought-after location. LOCATION Located on the edges of Huntingdon, Godmanchester is a quiet suburban town that has a lot to offer people of all ages. Whether you work in and around London or Cambridge and want an escape from the bustle of city life or would prefer to raise a family surrounded by the beautiful English countryside, Godmanchester could be the perfect match for you. Huntingdon mainline station with direct access to London is located within cycling distance of Godmanchester as are main road links such as the A1 and A14. The town has a long and rich history dating back to the Roman era and it is believed to have been occupied continuously for well over 2,000 years. The River Great Ouse runs through its centre which is characterised by the impressive Chinese bridge landmark that was originally built in 1827. There are some lovely scenic locations to explore in and around Godmanchester. At the end of Cow Lane, you'll find Godmanchester Nature Reserve that covers 59 hectares and sits just to the south of the River Great Ouse. It features four lakes and plenty of grassland with lots of habitat for a variety of wildlife. Godmanchester Riverside is another beautiful spot that has play parks for children and a ferry that travels to and from Brampton Mill, and you can visit the largest wild meadow in England at Portholme. Godmanchester offers an abundance of social events for families of all ages. Whether you are looking at joining in on annual events such as Godmanchester Gala Day, Picnic in the Park, Easter Egg Hunts & Scarecrow Competitions, there is something for everyone. The schools in Godmanchester are well-regarded and you'll find three primary schools situated in the town, with Hinchingbrooke Secondary School located in Huntingdon. There's a dentist, doctors and a chemist all nearby too. Pop along to The Exhibition pub and restaurant in town which has a wonderful outdoor garden that is perfect for the summer and an open fire indoors for late autumn and winter. Other pubs of note include The Royal Oak which offers a riverside setting and The White Hart which features a 15th century bar, an outdoor garden area and serves up traditional pub food. Other options for eating out in Godmanchester include the local Chinese or Indian restaurants. Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: D Age of Property: Approx. 1890s Listed Building: No Vendors Onward Movements: Moving closer to family Loft Eaves Space: Boarded Summer House: Has access to it’s own phoneline which can be utilised as a home office. Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate, and photographs provided for guidance only.