3 bedroom semi-detached house to rent

A tempting three bedroom house tucked away in the close of Davey Crecent, located in the sought after south Cambridgeshire village of Great Shelford. The property is within a stone's throw of Shelford train station and local amenities, such as a brand-new Co-op. Ideally located for anyone needing to be close to Addenbrookes hospital.

The property has a drive with space for one car and an ample front garden, surrounded by shrubs and hedges to enhance privacy. The hallway of the property as you walk in offers two understairs cupboards, one which houses the tumble dryer. There is a window for additional light and ventilation.

Looking ahead there is a modern gally kitchen, with counter space on both sides and a large porcelain sink. The kitchen incorporates all white goods, slimline fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Leading on from the kitchen is the family three-piece bathroom, comprising of a WC, basin, and bath with overhead shower. There is also a side door to access the rear of the property and gate to front drive. To the left of the hallway is the spacious and bright living/ diner with dual aspect window, and access to the garden.

As we go up the newly carpeted stairs, there is a small landing space with three bedrooms leading off. The smallest bedroom is an ideal study room or child's bedroom, with views to the garden. Bedroom two is also rear facing, with freestanding double wardrobes and a feature fireplace. The principal bedroom is spacious and can easily house a king size bed. It has a walk in storage cupboard, feature fireplace and is front facing.

The garden is an excellent size with an extensive lawn and storage shed. There is a small patio area offering immediate access to the lounge, which is perfect for summer al fresco dining.

Available May 2024. Video tour available upon request.

Great Shelford is one of the most sought-after villages south of the City thanks to its easy access to town and Addenbrooke's by road, regular buses, car-free purpose built cycleways and train from its mainline railway station that also goes direct to London Liverpool Street.

The historic village centre has excellent day-to-day facilities including two small supermarkets, a convenience store, a deli, hairdressers, doctors, dentist, dispensing chemist, two pubs, restaurants and more. The primary school is very well regarded and there are various community facilities and social clubs. The large recreation ground has a new pavilion, tennis club and sports pitches and annually hosts the excellent Shelford Feast festival.

It is a great community for those looking for a balance of convenience and traditional village feel and offers the real possibility of living day-to-day without the need to regularly drive out of the village.