19, Worcester Avenue, Cambridge, CB23 7XG

A well-presented 4-bedroom semi-detached home, extending to approximately 1,230 sq. Ft., set back from the road along a shared gravel driveway in this highly desirable village.

3 minutes walk from bus stops for Cambridge, Cambourne and the highly regarded Comberton Village College.

The property enjoys an attractive position, with a front garden and a raised entrance porch which gives a welcoming sense of arrival.

Upon entering, there is a useful cloakroom, along with a fantastic and versatile room converted from the original garage.

Currently used as a home office, this bright dual-aspect space could suit a variety of uses depending on need.

The main living and dining room is a generous full-length space, enjoying windows to the front and patio doors to the rear, allowing for plenty of natural light.

The room is carpeted, adding warmth, and features a log-burning fireplace, perfect for the colder months.

There is useful under-stairs storage and a small area for coats before reaching the kitchen, which is fitted with a range of high and low-level cupboards.

There is also a side door leading to the rear garden, an extractor fan, and ample space for white goods and utilities.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom is a well-proportioned double, benefitting from views over the garden and a large fitted mirrored wardrobe.

Bedrooms two and three are both doubles, positioned to the front and rear respectively, while the fourth bedroom, currently used as a crafts room, is certainly large enough to be used as a bedroom if required.

The family bathroom is practical and well arranged, with an airing cupboard, power shower over the bath, basin, WC and a window for natural ventilation.

Outside, the rear garden is a lovely feature of the home. It is not too large to maintain, yet offers plenty to enjoy, with a small patio area directly outside the living room, ideal for seating.

The mature lawned garden is bordered by a variety of flower beds, with the main feature being a beautiful ceanothus tree, producing striking blue and purple flowers in the spring.

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