Pightle Close, Harston

An attractive detached bungalow tucked in a quiet, residential close on the edge of Harston, offering just over 1,000 sqft of single-storey accommodation. The property offers a flexible, well planned layout centered around a generous living room and is ideal for those looking for lateral living with a manageable garden and garage.

The front of the home is accessed through a large front entrance porch before entering the reception areas. The main sitting room is well proportioned and dual aspect, enjoying good natural light and there is ample space for both seating and entertaining. The living room room sits at the centre of the house and is a versatile room, but could be used as a dining room, study, or additional sitting room. To the rear, the conservatory provides a quieter garden-facing space with glazed sliding doors providing direct access out to the back garden .

The kitchen is well maintained and fitted with a range of floor and wall mounted cabinets with space for a washing machine, cooker, and fridge freezer. The sink and drainer are positioned under a large window that provides lots of natural light and views over the garden. There is also an adjacent cloakroom off the hallway between the living room and the back door.

The property has two comfortable double bedrooms with views over the gardens, with the principal bedroom featuring built-in wardrobes to one wall. Both are served by an adjacent shower room.

Outside, the rear garden enjoys a high degree of privacy, is fully enclosed, and is of a manageable size. The gardens are laid mainly to lawn with established planting and space for seating or further landscaping if desired. To the front, the property sits behind a low brick wall with a neat front garden that is laid to lawn, with mature borders. A front garage provides useful storage or off-street parking.

Harston is the first village south of Cambridge on the A10 and offers an excellent range of day-to-day facilities, together with particularly convenient road links both into the city and south towards Royston and London.

A purpose-built, traffic-free cycle route has recently opened, providing a direct connection over the M11 to Trumpington and onwards to Cambridge city centre. A regular bus service also serves the village.

Harston is ideally located for the Addenbrooke's Biomedical Campus and the science parks at Melbourn, Babraham and Great Chesterford. Foxton’s mainline railway station, providing services to Cambridge (approximately 13 minutes) and London King’s Cross (under one hour), lies within around two miles.

Within the parish there is an Ofsted-rated ‘Good’ primary school, restaurant, doctor’s surgery with dispensary, well-stocked village shop with Post Office counter, village hall, hairdresser, petrol filling station, and a large recreation ground with an improved children’s playground.