23, Harlton Road, Little Eversden, CB23 1HB

Harlton Road is a detached, single-storey home set within a plot of approximately 0.44 acres, positioned in a quieter part of Little Eversden with a south-west facing orientation to the rear.

The house offers over 1,500 sq ft of internal space arranged across one level, with a layout that provides both flexibility and the opportunity to adapt over time, supported by extensive parking and outbuildings.

The kitchen/dining room is a well-proportioned, central space extending to nearly 30 ft, designed for both everyday use and entertaining.

It is fitted with a comprehensive range of oak units, granite work surfaces and a central island providing additional preparation space and informal seating.

Integrated appliances include a double oven, fridge/freezer and dishwasher, with a wide window over the sink drawing in natural light and views of the garden.

This connects to a separate living room, offering a more contained setting when needed.

The configuration allows for a balance between open and private spaces, which will suit buyers looking for flexibility in how the house is used.

There are five bedrooms in total, arranged across the plan to provide separation from living areas, alongside a bathroom and an additional shower room.

A further office adds a dedicated workspace, increasingly important for those working from home on a regular basis. The plot is a defining feature.

The rear garden benefits from a south-west aspect, providing good natural light through the day and into the evening, and the overall size offers genuine scope for gardening, outdoor living or future extension, subject to the usual permissions.

To the front, a wide paved driveway provides generous off-road parking and a substantial timber-framed carport.

The roadway to the westerly side leads to further parking by way of a large hardstanding area and a detached garage with power and ability to be used as a workshop.

Little Eversden is a well-established village setting to the southwest of Cambridge, with a vibrant and active local community.

Surrounded by open countryside, the area is particularly well suited to those who value access to outdoor space, with footpaths leading to Mare Way, Wimpole Hall and a wider network of rural walks.

The village falls within the catchment for Comberton schools, including Comberton Village College, which is widely regarded and a key draw for many families.

Cambridge is a short drive by car, with routes towards the city, Addenbrooke’s Hospital, the A14 and M11 providing onward connections to London and the wider region.

Local amenities are centred around community use, with a recreation ground and sports field in Little Eversden, a village hall in Great Eversden, a doctors surgery, parish churches in both villages and the popular Pergola Italian restaurant at the end of Harlton Road.

Overall, the setting offers a quieter rural environment while remaining practically connected.

For those looking for a single-storey home on a meaningful plot with gardens, extensive parking and the ability to adapt both the house and grounds over time, this is a considered and versatile option.