Anson Road, Cambourne

Upon entering, the entrance hallway provides access to the spacious lounge and stairs to the first floor. The lounge is bright and inviting, featuring a front-facing window that allows ample natural light to flood the room. It also leads to the kitchen/diner.

The kitchen/diner boasts a combination of integrated and freestanding appliances, ample storage with both wall and floor units, and plenty of space for a large dining table. From the kitchen, doors open to a spacious garden.

Additionally, the fourth bedroom, which was converted from a garage and meets current building regulations, can be accessed from the kitchen and its own entrance door from the front of the property. Adjacent to this bedroom is a modern walk-in wet room.

The first floor comprises three bedrooms, including the master bedroom with an en-suite featuring a shower enclosure, WC, and hand wash basin. Completing this floor is the family bathroom, which includes a bath, WC, and hand wash basin.

The thriving community of Cambourne, currently made up Great, Lower & Upper, can be found off the A428 between Cambridge (9miles East) and St Neots (9 miles West) making it ideal for commuters with both having main line train stations to London and giving excellent access to major road routes including the M11, A14 & A1. The village centre offers a wealth of amenities & facilities including one of only a handful of Morrissons flagship stores with café & petrol station, a Hotel, Greens coffee shop, various take-away food establishments & restaurants, family pub, The Cambridge Building Society, a dry cleaners, a Library, a purpose built sports centre with social club, gym, astro turf & grass pitches, 2 cricket pitches, a health centre, a dentist, a pharmacy, Police Station and a Fire Station. Furthermore there are four Primary Schools which include Monkfield Park, The Blue School, The Vines & Jeavons Wood, which all filter into the secondary school Cambourne Village College, this is connected as a sister school with Comberton Village College, previously designated top of the national league of state secondary schools.