£375,000 /Sale price

Nestled in a popular residential location north of the city, this mid-terraced family home offers a fantastic opportunity for those seeking a renovation project. Built in the late 1950s, this charming three-bedroom house offers gardens front and rear, separated living space on the ground floor, and is conveniently offered with no onward chain. The property, although in need of renovation, presents a canvas for potential buyers to create their dream home, with the additional benefit of being situated within close proximity to Cambridge North rail station, walking distance to useful amenities and excellent transport links such as the A14.The ground floor comprises a living room, dining room and kitchen with a pantry. Access to the rear garden is provided through the kitchen. On the first floor, three bedrooms are provided, along with a bathroom and separate WC. Externally, the property has gated access from the rear, with a garden shed for external storage. On-street parking is provided to the front for residents and visitors with the possibility of adding a dropped kerb to the front for off-street parking, subject to approval. The property is awarded an EPC rating of C, and gas central heating is supplied throughout.Cambridge is a stunning and world-renowned university city and is located just 50 miles north of London. With excellent rail and road links, including the M11, A14, and A1, accessibility is at its peak.Find everything you need within a stone's throw, from diverse restaurants and shops, to a range of businesses and services. Explore everything from the charming local companies on Mill Road to the renowned global brands in the Grand Arcade. Nearby landmarks such as the Kettle Yard and Fitzwilliam Museums, Kings College Chapel, and the picturesque Botanical Gardens offer cultural experiences. Plus, some of the country's top-rated schools and sixth-form colleges are right at your doorstep.EPC Rating: D Parking - On street