A beautifully presented 1950's house, skilfully altered and extended to create an outstanding family home.

Cambridge City Centre 1.76 miles, Mainline Railway Station 1.5 miles, Addenbrookes Hospital 0.75 of a mile, M11 (junction 11) 2.75 miles (distances are approximate).

84 Queen Ediths Way is believed to date from the 1950's. The present owners have carried out a comprehensive programme of modernisation, alterations and extensions to create an exceptional family house which successfully combines contemporary living with the character of the original building. .

Superb open plan Kitchen/Dining/Family Room
Stylish dual aspect Kitchen area
Useful Utility Room with pedestrian door to garage and access to garden
Dual aspect Sitting Room opening to family area
Dual aspect Principal Bedroom
2 further first floor Bedrooms and Family Bathroom with underfloor heating
Gas fired central heating
Off-street parking and Garage
Enclosed rear garden

Queen Ediths Way, situated about 1.75 miles to the south of the city centre, is well placed for access to a mainline railway station and Addenbrooke's Hospital/Biomedical Campus, one of the largest centres of health, science and medical research in the world.

Local shopping facilities are available in the nearby village of Cherry Hinton (about 0.75 of a mile) and there are also a number of leisure and sporting facilities within walking or cycling distance, including Hills Road Sports Centre. A number of state and independent schools are within close proximity including The Perse (boys), Queen Edith Community Primary School, and Netherhall Secondary School/Sixth Form College. There are also further sixth form colleges available in Long Road and Hills Road, the latter being top of the Performance Leagues over a number of years.