Built around 1998 and owned by the current sellers since February 2019, this home has been updated to suit modern, practical living and is ready to move straight into.

The ground floor is laid out with everyday life in mind. From the entrance, there is a downstairs cloakroom and access into the main living space. The living room sits at the front of the property and benefits from a bay window, which brings in plenty of natural light and gives the room a warm, homely feel. The layout allows you to sit in the living area while still feeling connected to the rest of the house.

The kitchen is well laid out to make good use of the space. There are plenty of cupboards for storage, along with an additional worktop area that adds valuable prep and storage space, making it practical for everyday cooking and family use.

From here, the kitchen flows into the conservatory, which is fully heated and used as a proper room rather than occasional space. This creates an additional sitting or dining area that works all year round and opens out to the garden, making it a natural extension of the house rather than an add-on.

Off the kitchen is a separate utility room which houses the boiler, installed in November 2012 and last serviced in September 2025. Leading from the utility room is a converted former garage, now a useful study or home office. This works particularly well for anyone needing a dedicated workspace away from the main living areas, while still being connected to the house.

Upstairs, the sellers have modernised the bathroom and en-suite, giving the first floor a clean, updated feel. The main bedroom also benefits from a bay window, mirroring the living room below and adding character along with a bright, comfortable space to start and end the day. The remaining bedrooms are well proportioned and laid out sensibly. Storage is provided by two loft spaces – one accessed from the utility room and one upstairs, both fitted with loft ladders.

Outside, the garden wraps around the property, offering more space and flexibility than a standard rear garden. It provides areas to sit, entertain or garden, while still being straightforward to maintain. The garden is north facing.

Parking is another strong point, with two spaces available – one gravel driveway and one standard driveway.

The property also benefits from an EV charger installed in July 2025.

The location strikes a great balance between town and countryside. Whittlesey town centre is around a 3-minute drive or a 17-minute walk away, offering a range of shops, cafés and pubs, along with a strong sense of local community.

For those who enjoy nature, Kings Dyke Nature Reserve is approximately an 18-minute walk or 3-minute drive away. The estate sits on the northern edge of town, making it easy to head straight out onto country lanes, open fields and riverside walks.

The only reason the sellers are moving is due to relocation to be closer to family, making this a genuine opportunity to purchase a home that has already been modernised and is ready to move straight into.

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