Haverhill Road, Stapleford

An extended 1930s four-bedroom semi-detached house, offering approximately 1,220 sq ft of accommodation, with a particularly generous south-facing rear garden extending to around 150 ft and enjoying open views across neighbouring fields towards the Gog Magog Hills. Set back from the road in an established part of Stapleford, the property combines flexible family accommodation with a substantial garden and convenient access to village amenities and Great Shelford railway station.

The house has been extended to the rear, creating a spacious living and dining area with oak flooring, a fireplace and two sets of French doors opening onto the garden. This is a particularly appealing part of the house, with good natural light and a direct connection to the outside space. A separate family room sits at the front of the property, with an open fireplace and space for use as a snug, playroom or additional sitting room.

The kitchen/breakfast room also opens onto the garden and is fitted with solid oak cabinetry, timber worktops, a ceramic butler sink and a six-burner range-style cooker. A separate utility room provides further storage and laundry space, while a ground-floor shower room adds practicality for family life.

Upstairs are four bedrooms, three of which offer comfortable proportions, while the smaller fourth bedroom could equally serve as a study or nursery. Bedroom two has extensive fitted wardrobes, and the family bathroom includes a bath and separate shower enclosure.

Outside, a gravelled driveway provides off-road parking for several vehicles. The rear garden is a defining feature of the property, extending approximately 150 ft and offering a combination of lawn, mature trees, established planting and paved seating areas. There is ample space for children to play, gardening and outdoor entertaining, together with a timber shed and summerhouse both of which have been fitted with power and lighting. The garden's southerly aspect and open outlook over farmland give it a sense of space that is not always easy to find within the village.

Stapleford is a thriving village about 2 miles south of the city and is especially desirable to those looking for easy access into Cambridge from a traditional and attractive village.

It has an Ofsted 'Good' primary school that feeds Sawston Village College (2 miles), two great pubs, a small supermarket, petrol filling station, hairdresser, beauty salon and barber. Further facilities including a GP surgery and dentist can be found in neighbouring Great Shelford. The Gog Magog Hills, trust land, golf club and Wandlebury Country Park are at the northern edge of the village.

For the commuter, there is easy access to the DNA cycleway, which in turn gives access to the Addenbrooke's Hospital site (2.5 miles) as well as the city beyond. Great Shelford railway station is close by and offers services to Cambridge and London Liverpool Street.