Gamlingay Road, Waresley, SG19

Occupying a plot of approximately 4 acres is this detached four bedroom bungalow with detached triple garage and 674sqft barn. Situated on the edge of Waresley village nestled away near the Cambridgeshire/Bedfordshire border the property offers a rural location that is well connected with fantastic links to Cambridge and the A1. The plot offers a great space for agricultural use but does not have an exclusive agricultural tie. The size of the plot along with the advantage of the barn offers an array of opportunities and would make the ideal property to develop as the "forever home".

The bungalow is accessed via a long sweeping driveway with various tree's screening the property from Waresley Road with the bungalow set back beyond a lawned frontage. To the rear of the bungalow is a generous enclosed garden with terrace area enjoying views beyond into the Cambridgeshire countryside. A triple garage with power and light connected lies next to the bungalow and beyond a five bar gate is the barn and an enclosed field. The barn benefits from connected power and light with motorised roller shutter door.

Entering the bungalow through the front door you are greeted by welcoming hall with doors leading on to the well designed accommodation arranged with the living space divided from the bedrooms and bathrooms at opposite ends of the home. In the living area of the home a 19ft dual aspect lounge enjoys views to the front and rear and opens on to the formal dining room. A generous kitchen/breakfast room forms the hub of the home and is adjoined by a utility room. All four bedrooms are of generous proportion with the main bedroom featuring an adjoining en-suite and a separate family bathroom servicing the other bedrooms.

The small village of Waresley lies approximately 15 miles west of Cambridge, surrounded by beautiful countryside. The village has a local pub and a village hall, while the popular nearby village of Gamlingay provides a local store, a post office, a pharmacy, several small grocery stores and a number of village pubs and restaurants. Neighbouring Great Gransden also offers a range of local facilities. Schooling is available at the outstanding-rated Barnabas Oley CofE Primary School in Great Gransden, while Gamlingay also has a primary school. The area is well connected, with easy access to the A1 and M11, while the nearby town of Sandy provides mainline rail services to London Kings Cross. Cambridge, with its excellent shopping, leisure and cultural facilities, is also within easy reach.