2-bedroom flat · PE29 3AD
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Guide Price £230,000 - £240,000 Welcome to this charming two-bedroom maisonette, set within the historic and highly regarded Walden House, perfectly positioned in a central location and offering an ideal opportunity for first time buyers or investors.
Steeped in history, Walden House is one of Huntingdon's notable historic buildings and holds a Grade II* listing in recognition of its special architectural and historic interest.
Dating from the late 17th century, the building was constructed in the 1600s and is a striking example of period architecture, with its soft red brick, distinctive stone dressings, impressive proportions and traditional architectural detailing.
Its central location on Market Hill places it within the heart of Huntingdon's historic town centre, surrounded by a fascinating mix of period buildings and close to the town's shops, cafes, amenities and transport links.
Stepping inside the maisonette, you are greeted by a wonderful sense of space and light, thanks to the property's impressive high ceilings and large windows, which enhance the characterful features throughout.
The entrance hallway leads into a beautifully appointed open-plan kitchen and living area, thoughtfully designed for modern lifestyles and entertaining.
The kitchen is fitted with contemporary units, integrated appliances and ample worktop space, seamlessly flowing into the living area, which provides a welcoming setting for relaxing or socialising with friends and family.
The two bedrooms are both generously proportioned, each benefitting from high ceilings and plenty of natural light.
The main bedroom offers ample space for wardrobes and storage, while the second bedroom is versatile, making it perfect for guests, a home office or a child's room.
The property's layout maximises every inch of space, with useful storage solutions and a practical flow from room to room.
Original features blend harmoniously with modern touches, giving the home a unique character that sets it apart from more conventional apartments and allowing residents to enjoy the best of both worlds, the charm and heritage of a historic building with the convenience and comfort of contemporary living.
Additional benefits include two off-road parking spaces, a rare advantage in such a central setting.
With its fascinating history, Grade II* listed status, period architecture and central location, this is far more than simply a maisonette; it is an opportunity to become part of a unique piece of Huntingdon's heritage.
Combining centuries of history with stylish modern accommodation, this exceptional home offers a rare chance to enjoy character, convenience and a genuine sense of place in the heart of Huntingdon.
Location Huntingdon is one of Cambridgeshire's best-loved locations.
It's famous for being the birthplace of Oliver Cromwell, and there are several historic buildings in and around the town, which give it plenty of character.
It is a popular location for people of all ages with its great local amenities and riverside walks.
In the town itself, you'll find many familiar High Street brands, such as Marks and Spencer's, T G Jones, Boots, tk Maxx and more.
There are also some great pubs and restaurants in the town in particular The Restaurant and Wine Shop at the Old Bridge Hotel is well worth a visit.
The station is located a few minutes walk from the property and has trains running to London King's Cross throughout the day.
There is also the central bus terminus located just adjacent which offers a guided bus service into Cambridge City Centre.
FAQs Tenure: Share of the Freehold Lease Length: 981 Years and 11 months Council Tax: C Listed: Grade II* Vendors Onwards Movements: No Chain Built: Pre 1710 Rental Potential: £1,200 - £1,295pcm What3words: ///horseshoe.regret.stylist Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services.
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View all our properties at Rated Exceptional in Best Estate Agent Guide 2024 & 2025 British Property Awards 2023,2024 & 2025 – Gold Winner British Property Awards 2025 Regional Silver Winner in East of England 5.0 Star Google Review Rating EPC Rating: F Location Huntingdon is one of Cambridgeshire's best-loved locations.
It's famous for being the birthplace of Oliver Cromwell, and there are several historic buildings in and around the town, which give it plenty of character.
It is a popular location for people of all ages with its great local amenities and riverside walks.
In the town itself, you'll find many familiar High Street brands, such as wh Smiths, Boots, tk Maxx and more. There are also some great pubs and restaurants in the town.
The station is located a few minutes walk from the property and has trains running to London King's Cross throughout the day.
There is also a bus station location in the town centre which offers a guided bus service into Cambridge City Centre.
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