St Audreys Close, Histon

This established two-bedroom end-of-terrace house in Histon offers more space than its straightforward exterior might initially suggest, with approximately 846 sq ft arranged over two floors. The generous main reception room, additional conservatory and useful ground-floor WC give the house a practical layout, while the garden and off-road parking add considerably to its everyday usefulness.

The entrance is through a substantial porch, providing useful space before reaching the main hallway. From here, the sitting room extends to around 18'3" in length, giving proper separation between seating and dining areas if wanted, with a fireplace forming a natural focal point. Glazed doors lead through to the conservatory and onwards to the rear garden, creating a useful connection between the principal living space and outside. The kitchen has a good amount of fitted storage and work surface, with windows on two sides bringing in natural light. There is also a ground-floor WC. Upstairs are two bedrooms, the larger extending to approximately 15'4", together with the bathroom. The presentation is straightforward and leaves scope for a new owner to update finishes over time rather than paying for somebody else's choices.

Outside, the rear garden is a particularly worthwhile part of the property: enclosed, predominantly lawned and of a scale that allows space for sitting out, gardening and storage without becoming overly demanding. A greenhouse and timber shed are already in place. To the front, the gravelled area and driveway provide useful off-road parking.

St Audreys Close is well placed for buyers who want village life without losing an easy connection with Cambridge. Histon and neighbouring Impington have a notably broad range of day-to-day facilities, schools, recreation and community amenities, while the Guided Busway provides an established public transport and cycle connection towards Cambridge. St Audrey's Close itself is also identified as an access point to the shared-use route alongside the Busway, making this a particularly practical position for those travelling towards the city or Cambridge Science Park without relying solely on the car.