Greenhaze Lane, Cambourne

75 Greenhaze Lane is a substantial detached home of approximately 2,393 sq ft, set behind electric gates in an established part of Great Cambourne. The scale is immediately apparent: there are six bedrooms within the main first-floor accommodation, three with en-suite facilities, while the former garage has been converted to provide a further bedroom, study and shower rooms. For a larger household, or anyone needing meaningful space to work, exercise or accommodate guests separately from the main living areas, it is an rare flexible arrangement.

The ground floor is particularly well suited to family life without relying on one large open-plan room. A generous sitting room, measuring approximately 18'8" x 11'8", opens directly onto the rear garden, while a separate dining room gives proper space for entertaining. There is also an additional living room, allowing everyday family life to spread comfortably across the house rather than competing for a single reception space.

The kitchen is one of the more substantial rooms and has been planned around both cooking and informal use. Measuring approximately 15' x 12'7", it has a broad arrangement of white gloss cabinetry with contrasting timber detailing, extensive dark work surfaces and a central island incorporating a breakfast bar. The cooking area is centred around a wide range-style cooker with six-burner gas hob, twin ovens, stainless-steel splashback and substantial extractor hood. There is an American-style fridge/freezer, integrated dishwasher and wine cooler, while twin rear-facing windows bring good natural light across the working surfaces. Tiled flooring is practical for a busy household, and the island provides useful additional preparation space as well as somewhere to sit without occupying the separate dining room. Importantly, the kitchen is supported by a dedicated utility room, keeping laundry and some of the practical workings of the house out of the principal living space.

Upstairs, the layout offers considerably more than bedroom numbers alone suggest. The principal bedroom has its own walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room. Two further bedrooms also have en-suite facilities, while the remaining bedrooms provide useful flexibility for children, guests or additional home-working space. The converted former garage adds another dimension altogether: currently arranged with a bedroom, study and shower facilities, it could equally lend itself to a substantial home office suite, gym, hobby space or a combination of uses, subject to an incoming owner's requirements.

Outside, the broad rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn, giving usable space for children, entertaining and gardening without an overly complicated layout. To the front, the electric gated approach creates a greater sense of separation from the street and provides secure driveway parking.

To help prospective purchasers visualise how the accommodation could be used, selected photographs have been enhanced using AI-generated furniture and furnishings. These images are for illustrative purposes only and are intended to demonstrate the potential layout and use of the spaces. The furniture shown is not included in the sale.

Greenhaze Lane works particularly well for buyers who want the space of a substantial family house while retaining straightforward access to Cambridge and the wider road network. Cambourne is now a well-established community in its own right, with everyday shopping, schooling and leisure facilities available locally. Monkfield Park Primary School and Cambourne Village College are both within around half a mile of the postcode. For families considering independent education in Cambridge, school transport services also operate from Cambourne to a number of independent schools, including The Perse School.

For those travelling further afield, the A428 provides the principal road connection towards Cambridge and St Neots, while St Neots railway station offers mainline services towards London King’s Cross. It is a location that makes larger-scale family living practical without losing sensible connections to Cambridge and beyond.

The real strength of 75 Greenhaze Lane is its capacity: generous reception space, a notably well-equipped kitchen, extensive bedroom and bathroom provision and converted ancillary accommodation that can change purpose as family life evolves. It is a house worth considering in person to understand both its scale and the flexibility of the layout.