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9 bedroom Detached House

West End, March

£650,000

Alternatively you can call us on 01354 651100 or visit our March Estate Agentsbranch

Would you like to live beside the river with your own mooring? This former bank is a detached 17th Century Grade II listed house with 7 bedrooms and an independent two bedroom annex/flat, along with 100ft River Mooring.

Detached Grade Ii Listed house.

Nestled within the centre of March, this 17th-century Grade II listed estate exudes timeless elegance and historical charm. The main house boasts seven spacious bedrooms, each adorned with period features. Three intricately shaped gables adorn the façade, hinting at the architectural craftsmanship of yesteryears.

Approaching the residence, guests are greeted by a stately Roman Doric porch, inviting them into a grand foyer adorned with tiled flooring and ornate ceilings. The living spaces are a harmonious blend of classic and contemporary design, featuring opulent chandeliers, and period fireplaces.

A distinctive feature of the estate is the independent three-storey annex/flat, offering versatile living arrangements or potential rental income. This annex complements the main house with its own unique character and charm.

Call 01354 651100 to book your viewing.

For the discerning car enthusiast, planning permission has been granted for a triple garage, providing ample space for vehicle storage and maintenance. Electric double gates ensure privacy and security.

Beyond the gardens lies a private 100-foot river mooring, offering the opportunity for leisurely cruises along the River Nene. Whether hosting extravagant garden parties or enjoying quiet moments by the riverside, this estate offers a lifestyle of luxury and tranquility amidst its historic splendor.

Property Reference: HRT024411181

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About March

With a population of around 20,000, March is a quaint, scenic town in Cambridgeshire with a number of shops and restaurants, and over 30 schools in the surrounding areas.

The historic town was originally an island in the marshy fens which sits on the River Nene, which today is mainly used by pleasure boats. Since the draining of the fens, March has become a thriving market town.

It is 20 miles from Peterborough and is only a 15-minute train journey, making it easily accessible for commuters.

March is a quiet town ideal for young families. There’s a leisure centre, plus two local nature reserves and the ancient church of St Wendreda nearby, although the biggest and best ancient church is, of course, the world-famous cathedral up the road in Ely.

 

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