Wellington Close, Waterbeach, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

Property Details: • Type: Bungalow • Tenure: N/A • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • NO ONWARD CHAIN • Superb, triple aspect Sitting Room with open fireplace and sliding doors to garden • Dining Room and large Conservatory with doors to garden • Galley Kitchen with base and wall cupboards and space for free-standing appliances • Separate Utility Room with sink and cupboards • 4 Bedrooms including large Principal Bedroom with fitted cupboards • Family Bathroom with separate shower and Cloakroom • Off Street Parking and detached Double Garage

Location: • Nearest Station: N/A • Distance to Station: N/A

Agent Information: • Address: 54 High Street, Trumpington, Cambridge, CB2 9LS

Full Description: A well proportioned, 4 bedroom detached bungalow with detached double garage, situated in this desirable village location.Waterbeach Railway Station 1 mile, A14 (junction 33) 3.2 miles, M11 (junction 14) 6.7 miles, Cambridge City Centre 6.5 miles (distances are approximate).3 Wellington Close is a modern, single storey residence constructed with brick elevations under a tiled roof. Extending to a generous 1,403 sq ft, the accommodation features well proportioned rooms and offers plenty of flexibility to configure the layout to be suitable for a variety of purposes. The property has been well maintained during its occupation, however, offers tremendous scope for improvements and modernisation, in particular to the kitchen and bathroom. Waterbeach is located to the north of Cambridge within easy reach of Cambridge Science Park. Local facilities in the village include a variety of shops, post office, butchers, bakers, 2 hairdressers, barbers, pharmacy, library, 3 public houses, social club, restaurants and takeaways. There are 3 playgroups and a primary school with secondary school education provided at nearby Cottenham Village College. Just to the north of the village is a Benedictine Abbey, originally built in 1159, used by the Knights Templar from 1170-1308 and now run by English Heritage as the Farmland Museum and Denny Abbey.BrochuresParticulars