High Street, Harlton

Set within the heart of a picturesque South Cambridgeshire village, this established home enjoys a mature plot of over 0.31 acres and backs directly onto open fields. The property offers well-proportioned accommodation across two floors, including a versatile self-contained annexe.

The ground floor opens with a central entrance hall, where stairs rise to the first floor. There is a cloakroom with WC and hand basin, and access to all principal rooms. The kitchen is well-appointed with ample work surface space, a range of cupboard and drawer units, a stainless steel sink with drainer, and space and plumbing for a washing machine. A door leads directly to the rear garden, with further access to a practical utility room.

At the front of the property is a generous sitting room, which connects to a separate dining room – also accessible from the kitchen. To the rear, a converted annexe spans two floors and has its own private entrance, providing excellent flexibility for extended family, guests or home working.

Upstairs, the landing leads to four double bedrooms and a study area, which provides access to the first floor of the annexe. The principal bedroom is particularly spacious and includes an en suite with WC, hand basin, and separate shower cubicle.

The property is set back from the road behind a driveway with parking for up to four vehicles. To the side is a single garage, which is also accessible from the rear. The substantial garden is well established, with mature trees and shrubs, and offers uninterrupted views over the adjoining countryside.

Harlton is an unspoilt village located a little over 6 miles from Cambridge, which is accessible via the A603 or through the villages of Haslingfield and Barton. There is some local shopping in Haslingfield and additional facilities in nearby Comberton.

Comprehensive shopping, recreational and cultural facilities are within easy reach to Cambridge City with its combination of ancient and modern buildings, winding lanes, excellent choice of schools and wide range of amenities.

For the commuter the A603 leads to the M11 and to the west via the A1198 to Royston and the A505. The A1 is approximately 20 miles to the west and there are regular train services available from Cambridge and Royston Stations with direct links to London. Local schooling includes primary schools at Haslingfield and Barrington.

The village also falls into Comberton Village College catchment, which has a sixth form, and also feeds into Hills & Long Road Sixth Forms in Cambridge.