A skilfully altered and extended bungalow with versatile and exceptionally well-presented accommodation, situated in established gardens in one of the most sought-after villages outside of Cambridge.

Cambridge 8 miles, M11 (Junction 12) 6 miles, Royston (fast train service to King's Cross 38 mins) 7 miles (distances and times are approximate).

25 Lotfield Street is believed to date from the 1960's and is constructed with brick elevations under a tiled roof. The present owners purchased the property in 2005 and have since then extended the property to provide an exceptional Family Room with open access to the Kitchen/Dining Room and bi-fold doors to the garden. The result is a superb family home with flexible accommodation, suitable for a variety of family needs.

Gross internal floor area extending to an impressive 2,317 sq ft (215 sq m)
Stunning Kitchen/Dining Room flooded with light from sky lights and porcelana tiling with underfloor electric heating
Impressive Daval Kitchen with range of base and wall cabinets and integrated appliances including Bosch appliances, instant hot water tap and stylish pop-up extractor
Wonderful Family room with two sets of bi-fold doors leading to terrace and garden beyond
Stunning Master Bedroom suite with large, fitted walk in wardrobe and En Suite Shower Room
Three further Bedrooms and Family Bathroom
Double glazed windows
Oil fired central heating

The rural village of Orwell lies to the south of Cambridge with easy access to the A10, M11, A1 and A1198. Local facilities in the village include a general store/newsagent, post office, public house/restaurant, hairdresser, Methodist church, 12th century parish church and primary school. The National Trust's Wimpole Hall Estate and Farm is within about 2 miles. This active village has many clubs and societies, including thriving drama and horticultural societies and a large recreation ground with a football team and tennis club. It also has a village green with picnic area and a 'Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) supported by English Nature.

The nearby university city of Cambridge is not only well renowned for its academic achievements but has also become a "high-tech" and "bio-tech" hub with the University Research and Development Laboratories, Science Park and Addenbrookes/Biomedical Campus. The city also offers extensive cultural and shopping facilities together with an outstanding choice of independent schools for all ages.