Three double bedrooms with built-in storage
New roof; presented in good decorative order
Separate lounge and dining room for flexible living
Ground-floor cloakroom; first-floor bathroom plus separate WC
Off-street parking for two cars; generous rear garden
Brick outbuilding—potential utility conversion (subject to permission)
Slow broadband speeds in the area
Local crime levels reported above average
This three-double-bedroom semi-detached home in Brampton offers roomy, well-proportioned living across two floors—an ideal fit for growing families. A new roof and good decorative order mean you can move in quickly, while the separate lounge and dining room provide flexible space for everyday life and entertaining. The ground-floor cloakroom and first-floor bathroom plus separate WC add practical convenience.
Outside, the property sits on a decent plot with off-street parking for two cars and a generous rear garden with a gravel entertaining patio. A brick-built outbuilding and covered rear porch create useful storage and scope for conversion to a utility room (subject to planning permission). The house retains period proportions from its post-war construction and benefits from double glazing (install date unknown).
Location is a strong selling point: walkable to local shops, pubs, a doctor’s surgery and primary school, and within the Hinchingbrooke School catchment. Commuters have easy access to the A1/A14 and Huntingdon station. Practical notes: broadband speeds are slow in this area and reported local crime levels are above average. Council tax is very low, and the property is freehold and chain-free, simplifying purchase.
Overall this is a solid family home that blends move-in readiness with modest potential for improvement. Buyers who value space, established village amenities and straightforward access to regional transport will find this property appealing; those who need high-speed broadband or a very low-crime area should take these factors into account.