Set just off St Neots Road, only a stones throw from Cambourne Business Park. This recently renovated three bedroom cottage has unrestricted on-road parking, a large enclosed rear garden and fantastic commuter links, making it an ideal property for a single person, professional couple or a small family.

On the ground floor there is a small lobby which opens out to a well presented living room, with a feature exposed brick wall and ornamental fire place. This leads onto the spacious kitchen which has shelving, a dining area with optional table and ample wall and floor units. There are feature stone work tops, a built in wine rack and microwave, dishwasher, integrated fridge plus a Rangemaster for cooking.

To the back there is a freezer and a utility room with WC, washing machine and storage units finished with feature white subway tiles to the wall and patterned tiles to the floor. There is also a door out the large rear garden which has a patio area ideal for an outdoor table and seating. There is a large lawn with mature plants and trees, plus a shed.

The stairs to the first floor are open from the living room and lead up to three nice sized, newly carpeted bedrooms. One has built in storage and one with a period ornamental fire place. There is also a family bathroom which has feature high level toilet, new white suite and modern tiles.

The house is double glazed throughout and has oil heating, the tank for which is in the back garden.

Available now - one polite pet considered. Video tour available.

Please refer to the Tenant Guide attached to this listing for more information on the booking process, holding fee and damage deposit.

Elsworth is a village and civil parish in South Cambridgeshire, England, 9 miles northwest of Cambridge and 7 miles southeast of Huntingdon. Situated just off the A428 St Neots Road.

The is a primary school and pre-school, as well as a recreation ground, a business park and a Post Office/shop. There are two remaining pubs in the village. The George and Dragon at Cowdell End opened in the first half of the 19th century and was rebuilt after an 1880 fire. A restaurant was added in 1975. The Poacher – known as The Fox and Hounds until the late 20th century – has been open since the 18th century.

Elsworth also has a community shop, selling a range of groceries, cards and other items and run by volunteers from the village, a bi-monthly village newsletter, the Elsworth Times and a biannual magazine, the Elsworth Chronicle.

The village has a cricket team which plays in the Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Premier League CCA Junior League. Elsworth also stages a village show each September. The show features competitions in many traditional categories such as baking and preserve making, as well as photography, art and other activities.