Extended 4/5-bedroom detached house with three reception rooms
Large, well-equipped kitchen with skylight and integrated appliances
Private, level rear garden with deck and summerhouse
Block-paved driveway for multiple cars plus integral garage
EPC C (72); mains gas central heating, double glazing
Council Tax Band E — above-average local tax cost
Built c.1980s; cavity walls assumed without added insulation
Scope to modernise or extend subject to planning
A spacious, extended 4/5-bedroom detached house in a quiet cul-de-sac close to Linton village centre and primary school. The current owner has improved the layout, delivering three reception rooms, a large well-equipped kitchen with skylight and integrated appliances, plus practical utility and garage access — a comfortable, ready-to-occupy family home.
Outside there’s a private, well-stocked rear garden with decked terrace and level lawn, a block-paved driveway for multiple cars and an integral garage. The plot (approximately 0.09 acres) and 1,500 sqft internal area make this a mid-sized suburban property with scope to reconfigure or modestly extend (subject to planning).
Practical details: EPC C (72) and gas-fired central heating to radiators, double glazing installed post-2002, freehold tenure and low local crime. Notable running costs include Council Tax band E. The house is well placed for village amenities and good local schools, with fast road links to Cambridge and the M11 for commuters.
Drawbacks: constructed in the late 1970s/early 1980s with assumed cavity wall construction lacking added insulation, so buyers may wish to consider energy-efficiency upgrades. The plot is a good suburban size but not large enough for significant detached extensions without planning consent.
