A charming period cottage, spacious and well maintained, set in the heart of the village, with a private rear garden, and off road parking to the rear.

The property is welcomed by an entrance hall with both front and rear entry, a staircase rising to the first floor and doors leading to all principal rooms. To the rear, the main sitting/dining room is a bright and generously proportioned, dual-aspect space. A characterful feature fireplace creates an attractive focal point while French doors spanning the rear wall lets in ample natural light while providing access to the garden and patio. The kitchen offers a welcoming and functional environment for everyday cooking, fitted with a traditional-style cabinets and includes an integrated electric oven with a gas hob and stainless-steel extractor hood, along with space and plumbing for a dishwasher and washing machine. The layout also incorporates a useful breakfast bar area with space for seating, creating a practical spot for casual dining.

In addition to the main living space, the ground floor also benefits from a versatile study/3rd bedroom, ideal for use as a home office, guest bedroom or hobby space, offering flexibility to suit a variety of lifestyle needs. It is complemented by the nearby cloakroom, making it a practical addition to the overall layout.

On the first floor there are two bedrooms and a modern bathroom. The main bedroom is very generously proportioned with dual windows and fitted wardrobe. The second bedroom is also well proportioned with a fitted wardrobe. The updated contemporary bathroom features a walk-in shower, hand basin and WC.

Outside, the private rear garden features a large paver patio, perfect for outdoor dining and relaxing, with mature border plantings and a garden shed. A rear gate gives access to the parking area.

Agents note: The driveway to the side of the building that gives access to the parking is shared with No 4 and No 6A Barton Road.

Haslingfield is a lovely, traditional village about 4 miles southwest of the city boundary. It is far enough out that it feels like a village, but close enough to offer easy access to Cambridge, the A10 or the M11. For cyclists there is a network of bridleways and permissive routes to Grantchester, Trumpington, and Harston.

Within the village there is a preschool and local primary school rated good by Ofsted, there is also a post office, general store and cafe. The thriving community has various sporting and social clubs, groups and societies. There is a village hall, pub, excellent playground, recreation ground and separate skate park.