4 Bedroom Detached House

A spacious and well-presented four-bedroom detached family home, occupying a generous plot within a quiet cul-de-sac in the sought-after village of Caxton. Offering over 1,500 sq ft of flexible living space, a double garage, multiple reception rooms and a beautifully private rear garden, this property is ideal for families seeking a peaceful setting within easy reach of Cambridge.

The property is approached via a large block-paved driveway providing ample parking and access to the double garage. A welcoming entrance hall features modern herringbone flooring and leads to the main ground-floor accommodation.

To the rear, the spacious living room enjoys a feature fireplace and sliding doors opening into the large conservatory, creating an excellent flow of natural light and an ideal space for relaxing or entertaining. There is also a separate dining room, positioned at the front of the home, offering versatility as a second reception room or playroom.

The kitchen/breakfast room is well-fitted with ample storage and worktop space, complemented by a separate utility room with rear access. A ground-floor cloakroom and a useful office/study complete the downstairs layout.

Upstairs, there are four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a generous principal bedroom with fitted wardrobes and en-suite shower room. The remaining bedrooms are served by a modern family bathroom.

Outside, the rear garden is a particular feature of the home offering excellent privacy, mature planting, a large patio area, a lawn, and a charming garden summerhouse. The conservatory opens directly onto the patio, making the garden accessible all year round.

The property further benefits from a double garage, uPVC double glazing and oil central heating.

Caxton is a small, attractive village about 10 miles west of the city boundary with easy access along the A428. It is surrounded by open countryside yet easily accessible and about equidistant from Cambridge, St Neots and Royston all of which have an excellent train service to London. The village is bypassed by the A1198, meaning it carries limited through-traffic.

It is within the catchment of the highly regarded primary school at neighbouring Bourn which feeds the high-achieving Comberton Village College and there is a similarly well rated nursery in Bourn also.

Further day-to-day facilities, including a major supermarket can be found in the next, larger village of Cambourne, the centre of which is less than 2 miles by car or 1.5 on foot.