James Wadsworth Close, Over, CB24

The property was built in 2012 on a small and popular development situated in the centre of the village, overlooking a small green to the front.

The entrance hall has an under-stairs cupboard and doors lead to all ground-floor accommodation. The well-planned kitchen includes a comprehensive range of wall and base units with built-in appliances and space for a breakfast table. The south-facing lounge/diner has French doors opening to the conservatory. The first-floor accommodation comprises a master bedroom with a range of built-in wardrobes and an attractive en suite shower room. Both the ensuite and family bathroom have half-tiled walls, WC with concealed cistern, wall-hung wash basins, and tiled flooring. A generous third single bedroom completes the first floor. The top floor comprises a landing with a spacious airing cupboard housing the boiler and a second generous double bedroom with eaves storage.

Outside there is a block paved, double-width driveway providing off-road parking for two cars, plus a lawned front garden. The rear garden faces south and comprises a patio with sleepers bordering the lawn area, plus a decked area containing the timber garden shed.

LOCATION

The popular village of Over lies approximately 10 miles (16.09 kilometres) north-west of the university city of Cambridge, providing easy access to A1 and M11. The nearest stop for the Guided Busway is just a mile away in neighbouring Swavesey; this is a direct route west to the market town of St Ives and south to the city of Cambridge, stopping at the Science Park, Train Station and Addenbrooke’s Hospital. Parallel to the Busway is a cycle path which is also popular for runners and walkers.

The community centre, located next to a sports field and children's play area holds many events such as weddings, parties and sports matches. The village green is the perfect place to watch a cricket match, walk the dog or play football

There are two preschools, a successful primary school and Over is within the catchment for Swavesey Village College, which was rated as outstanding by Ofsted following their most recent inspection.

Along the High Street is a convenience store, village garage, a pub and hairdressers. A butcher, bakery, farm shop and Co-operative are located in the neighbouring village of Willingham, as well as an antique and new furniture sale hall with tea rooms and an outside eatery.

Wonderful walks can be enjoyed in the outlining countryside including orchards which are open to the public, the picturesque fen or along Chain Road to the River Ouse. A short walk to the RSPB Ouse Fen Nature Reserve for bird watching just north of the village with parking and access to the river.