End terrace house for sale in Church Lane, Girton, Cambridge CB3

55 Church Lane is located within the heart of Girton only a short walk distance from the local amenities and recreation ground.

The front door of the property opens into a welcoming entrance hall with fitted cupboards providing ample storage for coats and shoes. The traditional living/dining room has been knocked through and a contemporary extension to the rear has created a bright open-plan space ideal for family living. With the exception of the kitchen and entrance porch, the whole of the ground floor has been fitted with hardwood flooring with a wood burner at the front of the property creating a cosy sitting area. The kitchen is well-appointed and has been fitted with base and wall-mounted units, ample work surfaces and integrated appliances including an oven and 4-ring gas hob with extractor over. A shower room completes the ground floor accommodation.

Upstairs are three good-sized bedrooms all with exposed floorboards with bedroom one fitted with built-in storage on either side of the feature fireplace. The second bedroom overlooks the rear garden and has the use of a large mezzanine. The family bathroom has been fitted with a white suite with wooden floors and a wood panel bath and finished with white tiles.

The French doors from the dining room open onto a large patio well suited to entertaining and alfresco dining. Beyond the patio, the rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn with mature shrub boarders and trees. A shed provides useful storage while a side gate provides pedestrian access to the driveway and Church Lane itself.

Agent's note: There is a right of way across the rear garden for number 53 Church Lane.

Girton is the only local village that is home to and shares a name with a Cambridge College. It’s at the west edge of the city, so super easy to access, but still looks and feels like a traditional village with its own identity.

You can hop on a bus or your bike and head straight into town, or enjoy the village’s many facilities of its own – including pubs and restaurants, a local shop, a primary school (that feeds into Impington vc, about 2.5 miles away), nursery, tennis club and golf club.

There is a Sainsbury’s supermarket in the new suburb of Eddington (about a mile away) plus a further primary school and a small Co-op by Girton College, which is open 7 days a week until late. Many of the city's private schools are on the west side of the city, so are easily accessible and Eddington also has an award-winning performance and community space and various other facilities. Choose Girton if you want to get into the city easily but don’t like the idea of urban or suburban living, particularly if you want to get in without using the car.