The Hawtreys, Comberton

This well-maintained four-bedroom end-of-terrace home offers spacious accommodation throughout, set on a private corner plot with off-street parking and an integral garage.

Positioned in a quiet cul-de-sac of similar homes, the property is approached via a driveway providing parking, access to the garage, and a gated entrance to the side and rear gardens. The open-plan front garden is well-stocked with shrubs, attractive borders and lawn.

A storm porch leads to the entrance hall with a modern two-piece cloakroom and stairs to the first floor. The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a range of wall and base-mounted units with ample work surfaces and integrated appliances, including a dishwasher, stainless steel sink, oven, and hob with extractor over and freestanding appliances. To the rear is a spacious L-shaped living/dining room with deep under-stairs storage and French doors opening into a high-specification uPVC conservatory, fully double-glazed with heating, integral electronic retractable sun awning with French doors opening to the garden

Upstairs, the landing leads to four bedrooms and an airing cupboard. The main bedroom features fitted wardrobes and a modern en-suite shower room. Bedroom two is a generous double above the garage; bedroom three is a smaller double, and bedroom four is a single currently used as a study. The family bathroom has also been refitted with a contemporary white suite with overhead shower and modern ceramic tiling, with fitted vanity units in both bathrooms.

Outside, the property enjoys a particularly private, corner plot. The garden gate opens to a pathway and enclosed side area hosting a timber shed and oil tank. This continues to the rear tree-lined garden which is laid to lawn with a spacious patio area and mature hedging offering excellent privacy.

Comberton (pronounced Com-berton, unless you’re local and were born before the fifties, in which case it’s Come-berton) is half a mile from the middle of the world. Well, from a tiny little stone on the Toft Road that marks the Prime Meridian. A modest claim to fame, perhaps, but important enough that they named to local primary school after it. Less modest is Comberton Village College and Sixth Form, which, at the time of writing, can’t seem to stop being rated Outstanding by Ofsted and provides the community with a health and fitness club, sports facilities and great pride.