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£ 525,000
3 bedroom cottage for sale
CM23
· 3 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
· Garden
CM23 · 3 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House · Garden
An iconic, 16th Century, Grade II Listed cottage forming part of one of Saffron Walden's most picturesque streets. The property enjoys a wealth of character together with deceptively spacious accommodation and a stunning landscaped garden.Saffron Walden is an historic market town with a magnificent Parish Church, numerous period properties and a wide tree-lined High Street. An extensive range of shops, schools, social and sporting amenities are all accessible within the town and the Golf Course and Sports Centre lie on the town's outskirts. Road links to London and Cambridge (16 miles) are accessible at Junctions 8 and 9 of the M11. Train services to London (Liverpool Street - 57 mins) run from Audley End Station about 2 miles away.History - Dating back to the 16th Century, No 61 Castle Street is believed to have been built on the site of a former Medieval Hall House. From the late 18th Century, the Archer family owned this, together with the neighbouring properties and yard, from whic
An iconic, 16th Century, Grade II Listed cottage forming part of one of Saffron Walden's most picturesque streets. The property enjoys a wealth of character together with deceptively spacious accommodation and a stunning landscaped garden.Saffron Walden is an historic market town with a magnificent Parish Church, numerous period properties and a wide tree-lined High Street. An extensive range of shops, schools, social and sporting amenities are all accessible within the town and the Golf Course and Sports Centre lie on the town's outskirts. Road links to London and Cambridge (16 miles) are accessible at Junctions 8 and 9 of the M11. Train services to London (Liverpool Street - 57 mins) run from Audley End Station about 2 miles away.History - Dating back to the 16th Century, No 61 Castle Street is believed to have been built on the site of a former Medieval Hall House. From the late 18th Century, the Archer family owned this, together with the neighbouring properties and yard, from whic
£ 525,000