Longworth Avenue

Features

Description

This modern four-bedroom townhouse, built in 2002–2003, sits at the heart of a popular development off St Andrews Road in Chesterton, overlooking an attractive communal planted area. There is no onward chain.

There is a driveway for off-street parking as well as an integrated garage and insulated automated door. Alongside the driveway a pedestrian path leads to the front door, which has a covered porch and useful external store cupboard alongside. Inside, the house offers plenty of practical features, with a generously sized entrance hallway, further storage, access through to the garage, and a downstairs WC.

At the rear of the ground floor is the kitchen, dining and family room, with direct access on to the garden. The kitchen is well-equipped with a five-burner gas hob, integrated double electric oven and dishwasher, and space for a freestanding fridge freezer and washing machine. Counter space is arranged over two levels with plenty of storage, and there's a large understairs cupboard currently used as a pantry. A versatile corner of the room is currently set up as a play area, but is equally suited to a home office or study space.

On the first floor, the living room spans the full width of the house, with French doors opening onto a small balcony overlooking the communal grounds to the front. Bedroom one, currently arranged as a home office, has large mirrored sliding-door wardrobes and an ensuite shower-room.

Stairs to the second floor open onto a generous landing which leads to the remaining bedrooms. Bedroom two also has an ensuite shower-room and matching wardrobes to the first floor bedroom, while the two further bedrooms both offer built-in storage. The family bathroom is modern and well-proportioned, with a large full-width mirror and Vitra sanitaryware including a close-coupled WC and wall hung basin.

Outside, the private, low-maintenance garden has been designed with composite decking and a children's play area, and offers gated access to the rear.

The property has a new boiler and Megaflo unvented cylinder.

Chesterton is a well-established, popular neighbourhood just north of the city centre, with Chesterton Road and Chesterton High Street offering a good range of local amenities including the ever-popular Stir café, The Haymakers pub, and convenience shops for day-to-day needs. Chesterton Recreation Ground provides nearby green space, while the property falls within the catchment for Milton Road Primary School, a feeder to Chesterton Community College. Cambridge North station is within easy reach, with direct trains to London King's Cross.

Additional information

Local Authority: Cambridge City Council
Council Tax Band: F
EPC Rating: C
Tenure: Freehold