11 Carters Way, Cambridge, CB24 4RZ

The entrance hall includes stairs to the first floor and a useful ground-floor shower room.

The well-planned ground floor comprises an extended living room, which now offers scope for a family area for children to play, or the perfect space for a work station, enabling someone to work from home, leading to a generous sitting room with bi-folding doors to the rear garden.

The kitchen/diner comprises a comprehensive range of wall and base units, with space for a family-sized dining table and chairs, with a useful walk-in understairs pantry.

First floor accommodation comprises three bedrooms, with the master spanning the width of the house, the second and third are both small doubles, leading from the galleried landing with airing cupboard.

The renovated bathroom finishes the interior accommodation.

Outside and parking The property is located within a sought-after cul-de-sac, walking distance to the bustling village centre with its wide range of amenities, excellent schools and a guided bus stop.

The front garden is gravelled with shrubs and there is driveway parking for three vehicles, leading to the single garage. The low-maintenance rear garden includes paving and a workshop/shed.

Location Swavesey is a highly sought-after village, ideally located close to the A14 and directly connected to Cambridge and St Ives via the Guided Busway.

The Busway offers fast and reliable public transport, as well as one of the region’s best off-road cycle routes, providing safe and direct access to Cambridge Science Park, North Cambridge, and the city centre.

Rail access is easily available nearby.

Cambridge North, Cambridge Central, Waterbeach, and Huntingdon stations can all be reached conveniently by car or via the Guided Busway, which provides a direct link into Cambridge.

From these stations, there are frequent services to London, Ely, Peterborough, and Stansted Airport, making Swavesey a practical choice for commuters.

The village benefits from a welcoming and active community, supported by an excellent range of local amenities.

These include a primary school, village shop, post office services, coffee shop, pub and a community hall, public sports facilities are available at the village college.

There are fishing lakes, scenic walking routes, and a nearby nature reserve known as Drayton Lakes rspb reserve, which further enhances Swavesey’s appeal for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits and nature.

Swavesey Primary School is well regarded locally, while the village is particularly well known for Swavesey Village College - one of Cambridgeshire’s top-performing secondary schools, rated Outstanding by Ofsted.

The safe and convenient cycle route along the Guided Busway makes it especially easy for students to travel independently and securely. Parking - Garage Parking - Driveway