Trinity Close, Haslingfield

A substantial detached house positioned on a corner plot of approximately 0.18 acres, offering close to 1,900 sq ft of internal accommodation alongside a notably large integrated garage. The setting within Trinity Close provides a quiet, established residential environment, with the scale of both the house and plot immediately evident.

The separate entrance hall opens to a generous inner hallway and the layout is well suited to family living, with a particularly generous sitting room extending over 23 ft and benefiting from a wide frontage and multiple windows, allowing for good natural light throughout the day, log burner, solid oak floors on the ground floor, network sockets, and sub-lighting. The kitchen/dining room sits separately and offers solid oak wall and base units with workspaces. Across the ground floor, the arrangement provides a balance of open living space and more defined rooms, giving flexibility for changing needs, including working from home.

Upstairs, five bedrooms are arranged around a central landing, two of those have en-suites, whilst the others have proportions that lend themselves to both family use and guest accommodation. The overall footprint of the house provides scope for internal alteration over time without compromising space.

The plot is a defining feature. Being on a corner position, the garden wraps around the property and offers a sense of openness not typically found in more enclosed settings. The rear garden is well established, with a mix of lawn, mature planting and a substantial pond and gazebo (with rain-free washing lines), alongside a tiled, insulated timber outbuilding that could support a variety of uses, such as a home office/studio. The integrated garage, extending to over 590 sq ft, provides significant storage, workshop potential or secure parking, complemented by additional off-street parking.

Haslingfield is a lovely, traditional village about 4 miles south-west 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 pre-school and local primary school rated 'good' by Ofsted, there is also a post office and general store, and independent café. The thriving community has various sporting and social clubs, groups and societies. There is a village hall, excellent playground, recreation ground and separate skate park.