Ferriman Road, Spaldwick, Cambridgeshire, PE28 0TQ

Nestled in the popular village of Spaldwick, this impressive detached family home offers spacious, versatile living across two well-proportioned floors.

Thoughtfully extended to create a fantastic open-plan living space, this property is a must-view for growing families seeking both style and practicality.

Ground Floor The heart of this home is undoubtedly the stunning open-plan living space, created by a superb ground floor extension.

This bright and airy area offers wonderful flexibility for modern family life, whether entertaining guests or enjoying relaxed everyday living.

In addition, the ground floor boasts two further reception rooms, providing ample space for a formal lounge, home office, playroom, or snug — perfect for a family needing room to spread out.

The sleek, modern kitchen completes the living accommodation with contemporary fittings and finishes, while a separate utility room keeps laundry and household chores neatly tucked away.

A downstairs WC adds valuable everyday convenience for a busy household. First Floor Upstairs, the property offers four good-sized bedrooms, all presented to a high standard throughout.

The family bathroom and en-suite to the principal bedroom ensure there's no morning rush, making this home ideal for families or those who love to host.

Outside To the rear, enjoy a private, south-facing enclosed garden — a real sun-trap perfect for outdoor dining, relaxing, and children's play, all within a secure and secluded setting.

To the front, a generous driveway provides ample off-road parking for multiple vehicles.

Spaldwick & The Surrounding Area Spaldwick is a charming and highly sought-after Cambridgeshire village, located four miles north east of Kimbolton and seven miles west of Huntingdon, within the district of Huntingdonshire.

The village's church spire is the tallest in Huntingdonshire and can be seen for miles around, with Spaldwick home to 21 listed buildings and protected by the Spaldwick Conservation Area.

People have been living and working in the area since the Bronze Age, and the village has a genuine sense of history alongside modern-day convenience.

Despite its peaceful, rural setting, Spaldwick offers a surprisingly good range of everyday amenities.

In the village there is a school, preschool, a service area including a shop and several food outlets, a church, and a public house called The George.

The service station has become something of a local hub, home to a Waitrose shop, Costa Coffee and Greggs. The local primary school also offers a fantastic preschool for infants.

For families, this is a particularly well-connected location.

Kimbolton School, an independent school in the nearby village of Kimbolton, is located around 4.5 miles (roughly 10 minutes) away, while the village falls within the catchment area for Hinchingbrooke School, which operates a school bus service.

Connectivity is another strong point — every house in the village has access to full-fibre gigabit broadband, with download speeds up to 920 Mbps, making it well suited to home working.

Spaldwick also benefits from an active community spirit, with groups including the Spaldwick Social Group, which organises events such as the annual Spaldwick Fete and Santa Sleigh, the Spaldwick Escape Group for young people, and the Spaldwick Bell Ringers.

Transport Links Commuters are extremely well served. Spaldwick sits just off the A14, offering excellent access by road to the west and east via the A14, and north and south via the A1.

These links extend further to Cambridge, Huntingdon, St Ives, and beyond to the M11 and A1(M).

Cambridge is within easy reach for a wider variety of restaurants, shopping and leisure facilities, and the mainline station in Huntingdon provides direct services into London Bridge, while Cambridge station offers fast services into London King's Cross in under an hour.

Nearby Towns The surrounding market towns add further choice for shopping, leisure and schooling.

St Neots, Huntingdon and Kimbolton all provide a wide range of amenities, including independent shops, supermarkets, leisure facilities and well-regarded schools.

The green expanses of Hinchingbrooke Country Park are also close by, offering fantastic opportunities for walks and picnics.