Bandon Road, Girton

A detached two-bedroom bungalow occupying a generous plot of approximately 533 sqm in the established village of Girton, on the north-western edge of Cambridge. The property offers well-proportioned, single-storey accommodation, a substantial garden, driveway parking and a detached garage. Its particular appeal lies in the combination of an accessible layout and the scope to adapt, extend or potentially redevelop the property, subject to the necessary planning consents.

The living space extends to approximately 897 sqft (83.3 sqm), including the conservatory, and is arranged around a central entrance hall. To the rear, the living room is a particularly generous space, measuring over 20 feet in length, with a broad window overlooking the garden and sliding doors opening into the conservatory. This additional reception space provides a useful connection between the house and garden, with glazed elevations and double doors leading outside.

The kitchen is fitted with contemporary pale grey units, contrasting worktops, an integrated oven and gas hob, with a window overlooking the rear garden. Both bedrooms are positioned towards the front of the bungalow, including a principal bedroom with a bay window. The accommodation is completed by a bathroom with a walk-in shower and fitted storage in the hall.

Outside, the plot is a significant feature of the property. The bungalow is set back from the road behind a front garden, with a driveway running alongside the house to a detached garage. The rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn, enclosed by fencing and complemented by a paved seating area. Its depth and width provide considerable usable outdoor space, while the overall plot offers interesting possibilities for those considering future alterations or development, subject to the appropriate permissions.

Girton is a well-established village immediately adjoining Cambridge, particularly convenient for access to the University of Cambridge's West Cambridge site, Eddington and the city's northern employment areas. The village has a strong sense of identity, with local amenities, Girton College and access to Cambridge's wider cycling and road network. This makes the location appealing to buyers seeking village surroundings without being detached from the city.

For those looking for a bungalow with generous outside space, or a property offering longer-term development potential, this property is worth exploring in person to appreciate the proportions of the accommodation and the possibilities presented by its plot.