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An extended, detached bungalow, set within a generous plot with a sunny, south west facing garden, a garage, separate workshop, and off road parking. The property benefits from an efficient 'C' rated EPC and is offered with no upward chain.
The property provides nicely proportioned accommodation and is bright and spacious with large windows that flood the rooms with natural light, and there is a refitted kitchen and bathroom.
Set back behind a small front garden there is a driveway to the side leading to the garage, and a block paved area to the front of the building provides additional off road parking. The front door is to the side of the bungalow and opens to a compact hallway with a cloakroom off. There is a generous, dual aspect living room with a brick fireplace and windows to the front and side. A second reception room, overlooking the garden, provides a dining area and family space, with patio doors leading to a modern conservatory. The kitchen to the rear of the building is dual aspect and is fitted with modern cabinets above and below the working surfaces. There is a built in oven with a gas hob and extractor over, an integrated slimline dishwasher, and space for a washing machine and fridge freezer. A door gives direct access to the garden.
The property has two bedrooms, both of which would take a double bed if required and there is a modern wet room fitted with a shower and screen, w.c. and hand basin.
An extended, detached bungalow, set within a generous plot with a sunny, south west facing garden, a garage, separate workshop, and off road parking. The property benefits from an efficient 'C' rated EPC and is offered with no upward chain.
Duxford is a traditional village about 7 miles south of Cambridge with excellent access back to the city and to the M11 at junction 10. There is a mainline station about a mile outside the village at Whittlesford Parkway, about a 15 minute walk. Services to Cambridge take approximately 15 minutes and London Liverpool Street about 65.
Local facilities include an Ofsted 'Good' primary school that feeds highly regarded Sawston Village College and has a pre-school, a general shop and store, two pubs, an active community centre with Cafe 19, beauty salon, two churches, and various greens and open spaces.
The village is surrounded by open countryside and is neighboured by the famous Imperial War Museum and airfield to which village residents receive free passes.
