Link-detached house for sale in Brookside, Orwell, Royston SG8

A bright, well planned, three bedroom, link detached home, set within a popular residential area, with a private garden, garage, and off road parking. The property is offered with no upward chain.

The property is approached over a neat, hard landscaped front garden, with a driveway to the side providing parking and giving access to the garage. The front door opens to a small porch with a cloakroom off and there is a generous dual aspect sitting room, with a large window to the front, a smaller window to the side, and a built in cupboard set beneath the staircase.

The kitchen/dining room extends across the rear of the building. The kitchen area is fitted with a range of cabinets above and below the working surfaces, there is a sink set below the window that overlooks the rear garden and space for a washing machine, cooker, and under counter fridge. The adjacent dining area provides plenty of space for a dining table and chairs and has patio doors leading out to the garden.

On the first floor, there is a built in airing cupboard and a window that provides natural light over the landing and stairwell. The property has two double bedrooms and a smaller single, with the main bedroom benefitting from an en-suite shower room. There is also a family bathroom fitted with a bath with hand held shower over, w.c., and hand basin.

Outside the garden is well maintained, with a patio adjacent to the house opening to an area of gravel interspersed with trees and shrubs. There is a personal door from the patio into the garage.

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Orwell is an attractive, traditional Cambridgeshire village about 7 miles southwest of Cambridge and a similar distance north of Royston.

The centre of the village carries very little through traffic and its compact size gives it a close sense of community aided by a thriving primary school, handsome dining pub, general convenience store, post office, and hairdresser.

There is a large recreation ground and a Parish Council owned hillside nature reserve that is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest. A 15th Century Parish Church overlooks the village and there is a village hall and Methodist Church. There are tennis and football clubs, singing group, a gardening group, and a golf society amongst many of the other groups meeting regularly in the village

The National Trust's Wimpole Hall and Home Farm are nearby and can be accessed by a network of footpaths running off Hillside and out into the countryside.

For the commuter, the A603 gives easy access into West Cambridge by Barton Road or onto the M11 in about 6 miles. Royston's mainline station gives access to Kings Cross frequently and quickly, often in under 40 minutes.