This extensive residence, approaching 5000 square feet, boasts a large garden and indoor-outdoor pool, with easy access to excellent amenities.

Upon entering, you're greeted by a spacious entrance hall that leads to two of the five reception rooms and the inviting kitchen/breakfast room which is flooded with light and is ideal for entertaining. The kitchen leads on to a useful study and charming garden room. Additionally, there is an impressive games room, complete with a bar, which extends into the adjacent pool room. The generously sized sitting room, featuring an open fire and French doors to the rear garden, enjoys a dual aspect and flows seamlessly into the dining room.

Ascend the bespoke oak staircase to the first-floor landing, where you'll find the expansive Principal Suite comprising a dressing room and a five-piece en suite bathroom. The first floor is completed by four additional bedrooms, one with an en suite, and the rest served by a generous family bathroom.

Outside, the landscaped garden offers a tasteful outdoor retreat for both relaxation and entertainment. The pool house, featuring a shutter, opens up to seamlessly integrate the indoor-outdoor pool with the garden, enhancing the overall appeal of the outdoor space.


Village information
March is a pretty market town with the old River Nene winding its way through the town centre, past the park and riverside gardens. The town is a popular stopping off point for pleasure boaters with free moorings in the town centre, close to shops and places to eat. In the town centre there is an array of shops from well-known high street names to small independent stores. A market is held twice a week offering a wide variety of goods and locally produced foods. There are also a number of larger out of town stores such as homewares and supermarkets. Within the town there are a number of restaurants, public houses and cafés for a bite to eat or evening out.

The town centre has an unusual Broad Street lined with shops and headed by an elaborate 'Fountain' which was erected to commemorate the coronation of King George V. South of the town, the medieval Church of St Wendreda has a stunning double hammerbeam roof with 120 carved angels. For those with an interest in nature Norwood Nature Reserve lies just to the north of the railway station and there are several other nature reserves nearby. For sports enthusiast there is something from everyone from: football and cricket to athletics, bowls and golf.

Transport
March lies approx. 21 miles to the west of Peterborough and by road takes about half an hour and approx. 29 miles north of Cambridge which is about 45 minutes by car. The town also has a railway station providing services to Cambridge and Peterborough. From Peterborough there are regular LNER services into London in under an hour.

Education
There are a number of well-regarded primary schools within March including: Cavalry Primary and All Saints Interchurch Academy. For secondary students: Neal-Wade Academy in March and Cromwell Community College in Chatteris are also well-regarded.

Agents Notes
Tenure: Freehold
Year Built: Circa 1930s
EPC: C
Local Authority: Fenland District Council
Council Tax Band: F

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