Lambs Lane, Cottenham, CB24

The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, a front reception room with bay window and fireplace, a snug with woodburner and French doors opening to the conservatory. The kitchen opens to a family area, also with French doors to the conservatory, plus a utility room and a cloakroom. 

The first floor has a large landing/study area, a master bedroom with fireplace, two built-in wardrobes and an ensuite, three further bedrooms and a family bathroom. 

The house is set back from the road behind a brick wall which increases to 7 foot, wrapping round the side and continuing down the full depth of the rear garden. The gardens have been attractively landscaped - the front garden is shingled with a tiled path to the house. The rear garden comprises a patio seating area accessed from the conservatory, a central lawn with mature trees at the borders. To the rear is a garage with parking space in front, accessed from Manse Drive.

 LOCATION

Cottenham is one of the largest villages in Cambridgeshire with many facilities available and a wide range of properties, from period town houses on the high street to more modern developments on the outskirts of the village. Transport links are excellent as the village is approximately 3 miles (4.83 kilometres) from the A10 and A14, in addition, the village has a regular bus service to both Cambridge and Ely. Cottenham Primary School is located on Lambs Lane and Cottenham Village College provides both secondary schooling and a sixth form, as well as adult learning classes and numerous after school events. Facilities include a gym, sports hall, tennis courts and sports field which are commonly used by the local community. Cottenham has a broad range of amenities including two doctor's surgeries, a dental surgery, a library, two mini supermarkets, a newsagent with a post office, pharmacy, butchers, bakers, community coffee shop, fish & chip shop, a hairdressers, barbers and beauty salon, two pubs and a village hall.

Garden

The house is set back from the road behind a brick wall which increases to 7 foot, wrapping round the side and continuing down the full depth of the rear garden. The gardens have been attractively landscaped - the front garden is shingled with a tiled path to the house. The rear garden comprises a patio seating area accessed from the conservatory, a central lawn with mature trees at the borders.