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Properties like this don't come along often in a village setting. This characterful, pre-1900s end of terrace townhouse on the High Street in Sutton-in-the-Isle is one of those homes that has been added to and evolved over the years, creating a genuinely individual layout across three floors that feels spacious, interesting and full of personality. Stripped wooden floors run throughout every room and exposed beams feature across the property, giving it a warmth and cohesion that ties together its different eras of construction in a way that feels entirely deliberate. The carpeted staircase provides a practical and comfortable contrast underfoot as you move between floors.
You enter directly from the street into the sitting room, an arrangement that immediately gives the home a relaxed, village character that suits its setting perfectly. An original feature fireplace and exposed beams overhead reinforce the age and authenticity of the building from the moment you step inside. From here the property opens into a kitchen diner, a genuinely sociable space for cooking and eating together, with a useful downstairs toilet and a good-sized utility room to the rear providing the practical infrastructure that a busy home needs but doesn't always have. The rear utility room in particular is a real asset, for a family or couple with active lives, having dedicated space for laundry and storage makes day-to-day living considerably more organised.
The first floor houses a comfortable double and further single bedroom and a family bathroom, well configured for children, guests or anyone who values a proper separation between sleeping and living space. The staircase continues upward to the top floor, where the principal bedroom occupies the full width of the property, set into the eaves in a way that gives it real character and a sense of private retreat. Triple aspect windows make this a notably light and bright space, the kind of bedroom that shifts in mood throughout the day as the light moves around it, and feels genuinely pleasant to be in at any hour. An en-suite shower room completes the top floor, giving the principal bedroom the independence it deserves.
Outside, an enclosed rear garden provides private outdoor space, somewhere to sit, eat outdoors in the summer months, or simply decompress after the day.
For a couple looking for a home with genuine character and room to breathe, or a small family wanting good-sized bedrooms, a proper utility room and a village school on the doorstep, this property works hard across every floor. Sutton CofE Primary School is well regarded locally, and the village has a strong, active community that rewards those who engage with it. There is a cricket club, bowls club, a multi-use games area and regular community events throughout the year.
Day-to-day essentials are well covered within the village itself. Sutton has a One Stop shop, a Co-op, a pharmacy, a hairdresser, an Indian restaurant and takeaway, a Chinese takeaway and chip shop, and the Chequers pub on the High Street provides a traditional local within easy walking distance of the front door. The Ouse Washes nature reserve, immediately adjacent to Sutton Gault, is one of the most important wetland habitats in the country and offers exceptional birdwatching, riverside walking and cycling in a landscape that is genuinely unlike anywhere else in England.
Ely is six miles to the east, close enough for a regular evening out, a trip to the weekly market, or a commute to the mainline station, which provides direct services to London King's Cross and Cambridge. The A142 provides a straightforward road route connecting Sutton to Ely, Chatteris and beyond, and for those driving to Cambridge the journey takes around thirty to forty minutes depending on traffic.
This is a home that asks you to look past the ordinary and appreciate something with real substance, a village address, genuine character, and a layout that lives well from the moment you move in.
Suitability: Couple/small family
Available Date: 01/06/2026
Holding Deposit: £265
Deposit: £1,326
Council Tax Band: C
EPC Rating: D
Parking: On street
Furnished status: Unfurnished
Rights & Restrictions: No pets, except for registered and certified service animals. No sharers.
Rights & Easements: None
Accessibility: Set across three floors with narrow staircases.
Planning consent/applications: None
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DISCLAIMER: There are no safety risks at this property and the information provided above is to the best of our knowledge at the time of listing.
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