End terrace house for sale in North Terrace, Sawston, Cambridge CB22

1 North Terrace dates back to the 1880's and has been recently extended to the side adding a third bedroom, shower room and additional living space.

Set at the end of North Terrace the property is entered through an attractive timber framed porch. The living/dining room sits in the original Victorian house and has been fitted with solid wood flooring in the living area with a wood burner and the original brick flooring and fireplace in the dining area. The modern kitchen sits within the extension and has been fitted with a range of wall and base mounted units and wooden worktops while leaving room for additional appliances including a range cooker with gas hob. An additional living space sits to the back of the property with two large skylights filling the room with natural light and a stable door opening onto the rear garden. A bathroom finishes the downstairs accommodation and has been stylishly fitted with a white suite with a shower over the bath and finished with wood and attractive tiling.

Upstairs are three good-sized bedrooms and shower room. Both bedroom one and two are comfortable doubles with built-in storage and exposed floorboards while bedroom three benefits from a decorative loft access.

Outside the rear garden is approximately 25m (75ft) long with a south eastly orientation. The garden is predominantly laid to lawn with mature shrubs and trees set within the boarders. A shingled area directly outside the back door providing an ideal space for alfresco dining. At the far end, there is a home office and separate workshop with power and lighting. Residents on North Terrace have an agreement allowing each to park one vehicle opposite their homes, and there are further on road parking spaces at the top end of the road.

Agents Note - There is a right away across Number 1 for the neighbouring property.

Sawston is one of the largest villages to the near south of the city, situated about 3 miles from the city boundary and around 4 miles from the Addenbrooke's campus. It also gives excellent access to the M11 (J10 3 miles).

There are good cycle routes to the mainline railway station at Whittlesford (1.5 miles) and the science parks at Babraham (2 miles) and Abington (3.5 miles).

The village has a fantastic range of local shops including a small supermarket, various restaurants and takeaways, an excellent modern health centre, primary schools and the high achieving Sawston Village College, which has a sports centre, gym and swimming pool that are open to the public.

There is very little need to leave the village for day-to-day living.