Rose Lane, Elm, PE14
In Excess of £350,000

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Nestled within the quaint Fenland village of Elm, this Grade II Listed Victorian detached family home exudes character and history.

In need of modernisation, this property presents an exciting opportunity for those looking to put their stamp on a piece of local heritage.

Stepping through the entrance hall, you’re immediately struck by the grandeur of this residence, boasting three impressive reception rooms, ideal for hosting gatherings and entertaining guests.

The kitchen with pantry offers a homely feel, while the conservatory provides a link between the house, gardens and utility room. Additional conveniences include an inner hall, two WC, utility room, and storage room, ensuring practicality meets elegance throughout the property.

The first floor landing leads to four double bedrooms and a family bathroom, each room offering a glimpse into the past while holding the promise of future memories to be made.

Beyond the walls of this impressive property lies an outdoor haven awaiting transformation. Enclosed by a brick wall to the front, the exterior of this home offers a warm welcome, with a brick-built storm porch and a paved path leading to the front door.

The rear garden features a multitude of features, including a lush lawn (historically a tennis court) dotted with various trees and shrubs, a raised paved patio area perfect for al fresco dining and a sun shelter providing shade on sunny days.

A greenhouse and door to the second garage cater to those with green fingers, while a wildlife garden and brick-built coal store add character and functionality. Accessible via a block-paved drive, both garages offer ample space for parking and storage. The first garage, measuring 4.72m x 2.88m, features an up and over door to the front, with electric and light connected, providing a secure space for vehicles and belongings. The second garage, a substantial 6.51m x 3.31m detached brick-built structure, boasts electric and light connected, an electric remote-controlled door, and even a door to the rear garden, alongside a unique wine cellar waiting to be filled with the owner's prized collection.

Originally a public house, this unique home is a rare find for those seeking a slice of local history.

Offered with no onward chain, this property presents a blank canvas for the discerning buyer to create a bespoke family home in a charming village setting.

Services & Info

This property is in a conservation area and Grade II Listed (listing number 1125947) and was granted listed status on 31st October 1983. Historically a public house called ‘Staff of life’ it has been in the current family since 1959. This home is connected to a cesspit with oil central heating plus the house having a gas connection. Council Tax band E - Fenland.

Village Information

Amenities include a primary school, play park, convenience shop, post office, with a regular bus route into neighbouring towns of Wisbech and March.

Facilities

The nearest train station is within 8.1 miles away in March, the nearest hospitals are the North Cambs Hospital in Wisbech (2.6 miles) and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kings Lynn (16.7 miles).

Location

Elm is a village in the Fenland District of Cambridgeshire, it is situated within 2.4 miles of the Cambridgeshire town of Wisbech and 8.7 miles of the Cambridgeshire town of March.

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