3 bedroom semi-detached house

This Edwardian property, situated on the outskirts of the desirable village of Dry Drayton, beautifully marries historical charm with contemporary comforts. The home has been thoughtfully upgraded, maintaining the integrity of its period features while incorporating modern finishes that cater to current lifestyle needs.

Upon arrival, a pathway leads you to the front door. The garden is primarily laid to lawn and enclosed by a traditional picket fence, enhancing the property’s character. At the rear, uninterrupted views stretch over picturesque farmland, providing a peaceful and scenic backdrop.

Stepping inside, the front door opens into an entrance hall with stairs leading to the first floor and a convenient storage cupboard. From here, an opening leads into the spacious reception room, which is bathed in natural light from two large front-facing windows. A modern log burner serves as a cosy focal point, while double doors at the rear open directly onto the garden. The dining area has a door leading into the kitchen, which is fitted with matching wall and base units, worktops, a tiled splashback, and a four-ring gas hob. Off the kitchen, a modern bathroom features a three-piece suite, including a shower over the bath and a window for natural ventilation.

Upstairs, the first floor comprises three well-proportioned bedrooms, each offering stunning countryside views. The master bedroom, positioned at the front of the home, benefits from a built-in storage cupboard.

The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, with a spacious patio extending from the back of the property towards the outbuildings and rear gate. Enclosed by panel fencing, the garden is designed for low maintenance, featuring arranged flower beds and shrubs. Two brick-built outbuildings have been cleverly converted—one into a fully powered and lit office, perfect for remote working, and the other into a convenient utility room. A rear gate provides access to the property’s designated parking area.

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The property is located between Dry Drayton and Hardwick, both popular villages about 4 miles west of the city boundary. There is a good cycle route to Cambridge from the property alongside Madingley Road and the A428 gives quick access to Cambridge, Cambourne and beyond.

Both villages boast Ofsted 'Good' primary schools, and the property is in-catchment for Comberton Village College, rated ‘Outstanding’. Hardwick has a well-stocked general shop and post office and both villages enjoy historic pubs, walkable from the property.