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Full details for 3 Bedroom Semi-Detached For Sale in Cambridge
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Description
An extended 1930s semi-detached house with three bedrooms, extended to the ground floor rear elevation, in need of general updating throughout, large garden and off-street parking.
The property is approached over a driveway providing off-street parking for two cars and gated side access to the rear garden.
Entrance hall with stairs rising to the first floor, under stair cupboard and cloakroom with two-piece suite, sitting/dining room, open plan with a bay window to the front aspect and a gas fire to the dining area. To the rear of the home, the extension provides an excellent kitchen/breakfast room, ideal for entertaining family and friends, fitted with a range of units, ample work surfaces, a range of integrated and spaces for additional appliances, a window and French doors to the rear aspect providing access and views.
First-floor landing, three bedrooms, two doubles and a single, typical for the age of the home, family bathroom.
Outside, the rear garden is extensive, enclosed and predominantly laid to lawn with a good-sized patio area, an array of plants, shrubs and trees, and various timber sheds to the rear. An ideal space for family and garden lovers. The plot and property would lend itself to various new additions (STP).
Material Information report can be viewed by clicking on the brochure link.
The Abbey area of the city is a very convenient and thriving place to live, with major retail parks, supermarkets and leisure facilities within walking distance on Newmarket Road. It is just a couple of miles from the historic city centre and close to the pleasant riverside open space of Stourbridge Common. The Abbey public swimming pool, gym and leisure centre is just off Whitehill Road with Coldhams Common beyond.
There is primary schooling at The Galfrid Academy, which feeds into Coleridge Community College, both of which are part of The Cambridge Academic Partnership.
It is equally convenient to get out of town, and the two railway stations, with a pleasant walk or cycle of about a mile leading to Fen Ditton with its traditional and riverside pubs and Junction 34 of the A14 within 2 miles.
