On entry into the property the bright entrance hall leads to the modern ground floor WC, through to al of the ground floor rooms plus stairs leading to the first floor.
The ground floor has two good size reception rooms. The snug includes an oak
beam mantle piece above the log-burning stove inset to a fireplace. The dual aspect sitting room is currently used as a family room/home office. This room also has a log burning stove inset into a fireplace. Large windows in the sitting room provide a wonderful view into the back yard.
The outstanding open-plan kitchen/dining/family room is the hub of this wonderful home. Fitted with traditional shaker style finish and acomprehensive range of wall and base units. There is a solid wood butcher's block work surface and a range of appliances (available by separate negotiation). Bringing daylight into the kitchen area are two large Velux windows located above the work surfaces and French doors leading out to the garden.
The well-planned first floor comprises a generous master bedroom with a bespoke range of wardrobes, drawers and an attractive, modern ensuite shower room. There are a further two equally sized, double bedrooms and a fourth good single bedroom. The family bathroom, also recently updated, completes the internal accommodation.

The property is located on a privately managed road. To the front of the property is a well-tendered, cottage-style garden which includes well-stocked borders, fencing to the boundary and a five-bar gated access which leads to the gravel driveway. Providing off-road parking for three vehicles, the driveway could easily be extended.

The rear garden is a particularly good size, laid mainly to lawn this is a perfect garden for families, with mature planting and trees. Included in the sale is a versatile garden room, which is an ideal place to entertain. There is also a detached workshop and from the garden, views of open fields at the rear and into the nature reserve.

The village of Fen Drayton lies approximately 9 miles from the University City of Cambridge, for history, art and culture, restaurants and shops, five miles from the historic market town of St Ives, and nine miles to Huntingdon train station.
The village itself is very picturesque with the High Street being the centre and home to a quaint thatched pub. The RSPB nature reserve Fen Dayton Lakes is a well known reserve for wetland birds and is also just a short walk away.
The guided bus stops within the nature reserve and takes passengers to Cambridge

along what was previously the train line; this service also continues to Addenbrookes hospital and west bound to St Ives. Alongside the guided bus route is a cycle path, often used by walkers and runners alike.
From the small but successful local Primary school, children progress ot Swavesey Village College, rated outstanding by Ofsted.

Garden

The rear garden is a particularly good size, laid mainly to lawn. This is a perfect garden for families, with a large play area, mature planting and trees. Included in the sale is a versatile garden room, which is an ideal place to entertain. The view from the garden room and entertaining area to the rear of the property overlooks open fields and into the nature reserve. There is also a detached workshop adjacent to the driveway with an additional storage room fitted.