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An established double fronted detached family home with south-west facing gardens in a quiet, established cul-de-sac at the historic centre of the village.

Farm Rise is off West End, which runs into the High Street and is at the historic centre of the village. The village shop, post office and Tickell Arms are less than half a mile (5 minutes' walk) and the primary school about three quarters of a mile (10-15 minutes' walk).

The entrance hall is large, with a large built-in cupboards and a cloakroom off.

The main sitting room runs front-to-back with a large bay window at the front and features an open fireplace with marble surround.

French doors leading to a sun-room and access to the rear garden.

There is a second bay-windowed reception room at the front of the house, currently used as a tv/music room but large enough to be used as a separate dining room.

At one end are two built in floor to ceiling book shelves.

The open plan kitchen/diner has an array of units to base and eye-level with integrated appliances. Off the kitchen is a side lobby with doors to the rear garden and front garden.   A double garage with electric up and over door and a spacious converted office room.

The first floor has a bright landing, the main bathroom and three good size bedrooms, the master with an en-suite shower room. The main bathroom boasts a walk-in shower, large bath and vanity units. The room was once a fourth bedroom and could easily be converted back.

Outside of the property there is a front driveway and garden laid to lawn.

The rear garden is beautifully landscaped, with a lawn area and an array of mature shrubs and plants to the boarders. There are two patio areas for entertaining guests.

Whittlesford is an enormously popular historic village. It is far enough away from Cambridge to be peaceful but close enough to offer an easy commute and has a good range of local facilities. Junction 10 of the M11 is only a mile away and on the outskirts of the village is the mainline railway station, Whittlesford Parkway, which gets to Cambridge in 11 minutes and London Liverpool Street in about 75 minutes.

Within the village there is a post office and shop, The Tickell Arms pub and restaurant and The Bees in the Wall pub. There is also The Red Lion Inn and a hotel by the railway station. The village has a number of societies, clubs and sports teams and an OFSTED 'Good' primary school that feeds to the OFSTED 'Good' Sawston Village College.

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