A charming Grade II Listed cottage, set in just over a quarter of an acre plot with enviable views over Barrington Green. The property is well proportioned and has a self-contained annexe, a carport, and off road parking.
Candlestick Cottage is an extremely pretty, C17 thatched cottage that is often admired by visitors to the village. It was formerly the village butchers' shop and may also have been a bakers' in times gone by. The property is in a picturesque location and has direct access to the green.
The cottage offers versatile accommodation and is unexpectedly bright and spacious with many dual aspect rooms. It also benefits from a wealth of character features including exposed timbers, beautiful inglenook fireplaces, and pretty windows. The property does not suffer from the low ceilings so often associated with this type of home and benefits from a first floor bathroom. For those with mobility issues, the study on the ground floor has an en-suite cloakroom, making it equally ideal for use as a fifth bedroom.
The cottage is set well back from the road and has a driveway to the side providing off road parking and access to the carport. The front door opens to a small hallway and there are two reception rooms, one of which is dual aspect, while both have beautiful inglenook fireplaces and lovely views over the green.
A charming Grade II Listed cottage, set in just over a quarter of an acre plot with enviable views over Barrington Green. The property is well proportioned and has a self-contained annexe, a car port and off road parking.
On the first floor, there are four bedrooms all with lovely period features and most have exposed timbers. There are three doubles, two of which are dual aspect with views over the green and garden, and there is a further single room overlooking the rear garden, there is also a bathroom fitted with a bath, w.c. and hand basin.
The first floor is accessed over two staircases both of which are easy to climb.
The property has a private rear garden, which is laid to lawn with mature hedges, trees, and shrub borders. The annexe is completely self-contained and is an attractive looking building with a pantiled roof and weatherboard exterior. There is an open plan living room with a sitting area, and a kitchen fitted with a sink and drainer, cooker point, and space for a washing machine and fridge. The annexe also has a bedroom with an en-suite shower room off.
There is a small service charge of £150 for the maintenance of the green which is collected annually.
Barrington is renowned as one of the most beautiful villages south of Cambridge, with numerous handsome period buildings set around a large village green, purported to be the longest in England.
It is about 8 miles south west of Cambridge and is close to the A10, giving easy access to the M11. There are mainline railway stations available at Foxton and Shepreth which are 2 miles and 3 miles away respectively.
Local facilities include a 13th Century public house overlooking the green, a well-stocked post office stores, and an Ofsted 'Good' primary school.
