This spacious end-of-terrace house, dating back to the early 1970s, enjoys a prime location opposite the picturesque grounds of Cherry Hinton Hall. Characterized by its light, airy, and highly practical layout, the property has been diligently maintained, boasting full double glazing and a replacement gas-fired boiler installed in early 2015 with the property having been refurbished in 2018/19. Upon entering, the entrance hall welcomes you with a part-glazed front door, stairs leading to the first floor, and a built-in cupboard with lighting. The L-shaped living area is generously proportioned, offering a lovely westerly aspect and delightful views of the rear garden. Conveniently, it features a door leading to the lean-to/conservatory, which in turn opens up to the garden, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor living. Adjacent to the living area, you'll find the separate kitchen, boasting a large front-facing window, tiled work surfaces with splash backs, a range of cupboard and drawer units, a stainless steel sink unit, electric point for an oven, space for a fridge/freezer, and plumbing for a washing machine. Additionally, a large built-in storage cupboard adds to the kitchen's functionality. Moving to the first floor, the landing is bright and welcoming, thanks to a large window to the side. Here, you'll find a spacious built-in shelved airing cupboard and a loft hatch for added convenience. The first floor accommodates two well-sized double bedrooms, both situated at the rear of the property, with one featuring a built-in double wardrobe. Additionally, the landing provides access to a separate WC and a shower room, tastefully and extensively tiled. The shower room boasts a double-width cubicle with a screen door and a fitted electric shower, a pedestal hand basin, and a front-facing window. Outside, the property is set back behind a front garden mainly paved with boundary hedging, offering a welcoming entrance. The rear garden is a private oasis, fully enclosed and facing west to catch the afternoon sun. The garden is extensively paved with gravelled borders, further enhancing its low-maintenance appeal. A brick-built shed and gated pedestrian access complete this delightful outdoor space. Resident's parking is available at the rear of the development, operated on a first-come, first-served basis, providing convenient parking options.

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