Resbury Close, Sawston

This end-terrace home has been thoughtfully extended to the side, creating a practical entrance porch and the valuable addition of a ground floor shower room. The house offers bright, well-proportioned accommodation throughout, including a generous living/dining space, a refitted kitchen, and an excellent opportunity for a buyer to personalise and update to their own taste.

The property is approached via a neat front garden which leads to the enclosed porch, providing a useful buffer for coats and shoes before opening into the main hallway. From here, a contemporary ground floor shower room is positioned just off the hall, ideal for busy households or visiting guests. A built-in cupboard beneath the stairs provides additional practical storage.

The main living space is a spacious dual-aspect sitting and dining room with a window to the front and glazed double doors opening directly onto the rear garden. This room allows for plenty of space for both seating and a family dining table.

Adjacent to the living room, the kitchen has been refitted and is well arranged with a range of floor and wall-mounted units. Integrated appliances include an oven and hob and an eye-level microwave, with additional space for a substantial fridge/freezer and plumbing for both a dishwasher and washing machine. A door from the kitchen leads directly out to the garden, making it particularly convenient for everyday use and outdoor entertaining.

Upstairs, the first-floor landing gives access to three bedrooms, comprising two comfortable doubles and a well-proportioned single room, all with built in cupboards. The modern family bathroom is fitted with a bath, wash hand basin and WC, and is finished in a clean, contemporary style.

Outside, the rear garden is laid mainly to lawn and enjoys a good degree of privacy. To the rear of the garden sits a large, insulated outbuilding, offering excellent potential for storage, a home office, workshop or hobby space.

Sawston is one of the largest and most sought-after villages to the south of Cambridge, located approximately three miles from the city boundary and around four miles from the Addenbrookes campus. The village offers excellent access to the M11 (Junction 10, approximately three miles away) and benefits from strong cycle links to Whittlesford Parkway railway station, as well as the Babraham and Abington Science Parks.

The village itself provides a wide range of amenities including a small supermarket, independent shops, restaurants and takeaways, a modern health centre, primary schools, and the highly regarded Sawston Village College, which also offers public access to its sports centre, gym and swimming pool. As a result, the village is exceptionally well suited to day-to-day living, with little need to travel further afield.