Church Street, Fen Ditton

A well-positioned two-bedroom home forming part of a quiet residential setting in Fen Ditton, just a short walk from the village recreation ground and the River Cam, offering balanced accommodation across two floors, a private rear garden, and the practical advantage of allocated off-street parking for two cars.

The ground floor is arranged around a single, well-proportioned living and dining room which provides a comfortable main living space with direct access to the rear garden. The proportions allow for both seating and dining without compromise, and the outlook to the garden brings in good natural light. The kitchen sits separately to the front and is laid out in a functional galley style, with a sensible amount of storage and preparation space with a view over the front garden. The large understairs cupboard adds useful everyday storage.

Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a comfortable double with a large built-in double wardrobe with sliding doors. The second bedroom works well as a double guest room and study area. The updated bathroom is neatly arranged with a bath and overhead shower. From the landing, access is provided to a boarded loft space, offering significant storage space with potential for conversion, subject to the necessary permissions. The home also benefits from updated double glazing and fibre broadband (FTTP) to the property.

The rear garden is enclosed and manageable, combining a small patio area with planting, making it suited to low-maintenance use. A shed provides additional storage for bikes, garden tools etc. The front garden has a variety of shrubs, a small lawn and a silver birch tree, setting the house back from the road. The property benefits from a driveway to the rear, providing tandem parking for two cars, accessible through the garden gate.

The picturesque village of Fen Ditton, by the River Cam, lies on the north-east of Cambridge, around 3 miles/15mins cycle ride to the City Centre, with wonderful riverside walks to both Cambridge and Ely.

Cambridge North train station is less than 10 mins. cycle/drive with services to London Kings Cross in 56 mins. Cambridge main station is less than 20mins by bike along the new Chisholm Trail.

Within the village, there is a doctors’ surgery, award winning butchers, a primary school that feeds into Bottisham Village College and a church. There are three public houses, including two gastro pubs, with The Plough having lovely views over the river Cam.

For the commuter, there are excellent links to the A14, M11, A11 and A10 road networks.