- Sitting room +
- Dining room +
- Kitchen/utility +
- Ground floor bedroom and shower room +
- Three first floor bedrooms +
- Bathroom +
- Approx. 35ft rear garden +
- Short walk from both primary and secondary schooling +
19 Newmarket Road is in an attractive location relatively close to the centre of Royston town with its many facilities, and this is an area that has historically been popular with commuters as it has easy access to the A505 which links to the A1 and to the M11, and to a mainline station.. The station runs regular services to London Kings Cross. In addition, the property is on the edge of the Chiltern Hills and there are some lovely walks on Royston Heath where there are sports facilities (rugby, football, a golf club and a cafe).
The property is one of a pair and is of a convenient construction with a brick and tile hung elevations under a tiled roof. The accommodation includes an entrance hallway and a good sized sitting room which opens out into a dining room and in turn a kitchen which has a range of base and wall storage cupboards and a door which leads through to the utility room. From the utility room there is a doorway through to a shower room which services the fourth bedroom.
On the first floor, there are three bedrooms, two doubles and a single, and a family bathroom.
Externally, to the front of the property there is small garden with a pathway to the front door. There is also an enclosed rear garden which is approx. 35ft in depth with a terrace and lawn, and a gated access where there is a pathway through to a parking area where there is a garage en-bloc. The garage for No19 is the first garage as you enter on the right hand side with a new up and over door.
Royston is a north Hertfordshire village of some size, situated on the edge of the Chiltern Hills and about fifteen miles from the university town of Cambridge. Royston has a range of social, recreational and educational facilities and is popular with commuters, as there is a mainline station with services to London Kings Cross (approx 50 mins) and access to the A505, which links to the A1M at Baldock and to the A10 which links to the M25.