Crockfords Road, Newmarket, CB8

Property Details: • Type: Semi-Detached • Tenure: FREEHOLD • Floor Area: 2000 sqft

Key Features: • Edwardian Five-Bedroom Semi-Detached Home • Approximately 2,000 Sq Ft Of Accommodation Over Three Floors • Three Reception Rooms Including A Stunning Garden Room/Conservatory • Period Features Including Original Fireplaces, Cornicing And Bay Windows • Kitchen With Granite Worktops, Range-Style Cooker And Central Island • Family Bathroom, Separate WC And Second-Floor Shower Room • Mature Walled Rear Garden With Patio And Composite Decking • Basement With Cellar, Storage And Laundry Area • Garage En-Bloc • Close To Newmarket Town Centre And Train Station

Location: • Nearest Station: Newmarket Station • Distance to Station: 0.23960155564525537 miles

Agent Information: • Address: Cleveland House, Old Station Road, Newmarket, CB8 8QE

Full Description: <p><strong>Watch Our Welcome To Newmarket Video</strong><br />New to the area? Get to know Newmarket in two minutes. On phone or tablet, tap the Video Tours tab. On desktop, find it within the photos.<br /><br /><strong>Property Insight</strong><br />Set on a leafy road within about a mile of Newmarket's High Street and half a mile of the railway station, this Edwardian semi-detached home offers around 2,000 sq ft of characterful accommodation arranged over three floors, above a useful basement. The red-brick and rendered elevations, gabled roofline and generous bay windows give the house real period presence, and much of that character carries through inside — high ceilings, decorative plaster cornicing, original fireplaces and wood flooring running across the ground floor. It is well placed for families too, within catchment for both Newmarket Academy and Bottisham Village College at senior level, and close to Newmarket Leisure Centre with its gym, sports and leisure facilities, as well as the racecourses, the town centre and the station.<br /><br />The entrance hall sets the tone with warm wood flooring that runs through the ground floor. To the front, the living room draws light from a large bay window, with high ceilings, an ornate plaster cornice and frieze, a picture rail and an original wood-surround fireplace with a tiled and cast-iron inset as its focal point. Along the hall, the dining room continues the period theme with decorative cornicing, stripped timber floorboards and a fireplace, and has dual access from both the hall and the garden room. At the rear, the kitchen is fitted with cream units and granite worktops, a range-style cooker with gas hob, integrated appliances and a central island, opening to the side and into the garden room — a striking, light-filled space wrapped in glazing beneath a lantern roof, framed by exposed brickwork and laid to a terracotta-tiled floor, with double doors onto the garden. A basement below adds two store rooms, a laundry area and a cellar.<br /><br />Upstairs, the first floor holds three bedrooms, a family bathroom and a separate WC. The principal bedroom is a generous double at the front with a bay window and an original fireplace, while the second bedroom is a further double overlooking the garden, also with a period fireplace, and the third a single with built-in wardrobes. On the second floor are two more bedrooms and a shower room, both bedrooms carrying characterful sloping ceilings with restricted head height, and one currently used as a study. Outside, the rear garden is arranged with a paved patio, a lawn and composite decking at the far end, enclosed by mature planting and brick walls, with an outside tap and electric hook-up. A single garage completes the property. A characterful family home in one of Newmarket's established residential streets.<br /><br /><strong>At a Glance</strong><br /><strong>Type:</strong> Semi-detached house, freehold<br /><strong>Size:</strong> Approximately 2,000 sq ft over three floors including basement, plus a single garage of around 132 sq ft<br /><strong>Bedrooms:</strong> 5 — three to the first floor, two to the second (one currently a study)<br /><strong>Bathrooms:</strong> 2 — family bathroom plus separate WC to the first floor, shower room to the second<br /><strong>Reception Rooms:</strong> 3 — living room with bay window and fireplace, dining room with fireplace, garden room/conservatory<br /><strong>Kitchen:</strong> Cream units, granite worktops, range-style cooker, integrated appliances, central island<br /><strong>Outside:</strong> Rear garden with paved patio, lawn and composite decking, enclosed by brick walls, with outside tap and electric hook-up<br /><strong>Parking:</strong> Single garage<br /><strong>Station:</strong> Newmarket, direct services to Cambridge and London<br /><strong>EPC:</strong> E<br /><br /><strong>Walk Through This Home — Virtually</strong><br />Take a 360° tour from your phone or laptop. On Rightmove, desktop users will find the 3D tour within the photos; on phone or tablet, tap the Virtual Tour tab.</p><p><strong>Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Checks:</strong> <br />In line with the Money Laundering Regulations 2017, we are legally required to carry out identity and AML checks on all buyers. A fee of £25 (inc. VAT) per buyer is payable once an offer has been formally accepted. This fee is mandatory and forms part of our regulatory compliance obligations.<br /><br /><strong>Location – Newmarket</strong><br />Newmarket is a busy market town and civil parish in Suffolk, 14 miles west of Bury St Edmunds and 14 miles northeast of Cambridge, with excellent commuter links to London and Cambridge from Newmarket train station. The town is internationally renowned as the historic birthplace of horse racing, with over fifty training stables and a position between two of the most famous racecourses in the world, The Rowley Mile and the July Course. Palace House, the National Heritage Centre for Horseracing and Sporting Art, the National Horseracing Museum, Tattersalls racehorse auctioneers and two of the world's foremost equine hospitals are all in the town, which is surrounded by over sixty breeding studs. Newmarket also offers a fantastic selection of pubs and restaurants showcasing seasonal and local produce, alongside cafes, bakeries and farm shops, and a vibrant town centre with high street brands and independent shops. There are both state and independent schools and plenty of clubs and sports for all ages. Wicken Fen, Britain's oldest nature reserve, is close by.</p>