73 Evans Way has been comprehensively updated and improved by the current owner creating a well-proportioned family home located close to the village centre and Sawston Village College. The properties were built in the 1950's and are Wimpy No-Fines concrete construction.

The front garden has been planted with mature shrubs and trees providing privacy to the property and a path leading to the westerly facing garden. The front door opens into an entrance porch with a cloakroom off and this opens to the entrance hall with stairs leading to the first floor. The impressive sitting/dining room sits at the back of the property overlooking the landscaped gardens and provides an exceptional space for entertaining family and friends. The kitchen has been comprehensively fitted with modern wall and base-mounted units, ample work surfaces and integrated appliances including a ceramic double sink, dishwasher, washing machine, electric oven and 4-ring gas hob while leaving room for a dining table, a door provides side access. The original sitting room offers a high degree of flexibility and is currently used as a playroom/bedroom four.

On the first floor are three bedrooms: two doubles and a single all of which have built-in cupboards. The family bathroom has been fitted with a three-piece white suite with a shower over the bath and a heated towel rail.

Outside the rear garden is Westerly facing has been landscaped and measures around 50ft (16m) long. A patio area directly off the living/dining room provides an ideal space for alfresco dining and overlooks the mature gardens which has been laid to lawn with mature trees, shrubs and boarders while an attractive wisteria grows over the back of the property. A home office has been added by the current owners and is fully insulated with electric heating providing an ideal work space.

At the far end of the garden, there is an area for parking with an electric charger installed.

Sawston is one of the largest villages to the south of the city, situated about 3 miles from the city boundary and around 4 miles from the Addenbrooke's campus and new South Railway Station (Due 2025) 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.