With its distinctive, twenty-first century façade featuring decorative brickwork, cubism and lofty windows, Number 9 Stallan Close offers a light-filled, versatile living environment with an open ambience perfectly suited to modern lifestyles. On the ground floor, the reception hall gives access into the sociable setting of a kitchen/living area, which includes an open aperture to a dining space, where the triple aspect and French doors to the garden ensure that natural light floods inside. Fitted with sleek, white cabinetry and stone work surfaces, the kitchen features integrated appliances and an island unit which creates subtle division within the room. The first floor drawing room offers a comfortable space for downtime with the advantage of an elevated outlook through the leafy treetops to the surrounding terrain.

The bedroom accommodation is arranged over the two upper levels, with two en suite rooms and a smartly-appointed family bathroom on the first floor. The second level offers two bedrooms, one of which providing options to use as a study, if required, and the other with a modern en suite shower room. Access to the roof terrace is provided by double doors on the top level landing.

Outside

There is a raised, planted bed and shrubs at the frontage of the house, attractively-planted beds to the side and paved access into the double garage, whilst the entrance door benefits from sheltered protection from inclement weather. The decked roof terrace provides a high-level outdoor setting where views across to the lake and the Cambridgeshire countryside can be enjoyed. The delightful, secluded courtyard garden has direct access from the kitchen/breakfast area extending the living space to the outside setting and offering opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation. A studio outbuilding offers flexible-use options including an excellent office for home-workers.

Situation

The property is situated within the newer residential settings on the south side of the city, where there are local amenities and easy access to Addenbrookes Hospital and the Biomedical Campus. Cambridge offers a wide choice of high street stores, independent shops, high-quality restaurants, leisure facilities and cultural attractions, including The Cambridge Arts Centre and The Fitzwilliam Museum. Well-regarded educational facilities in the vicinity include The Perse School, The Leys and St Faith’s School. For commuters, the mainline train station offers regular services to London Kings Cross and Liverpool Street, along with train journeys to Birmingham, Norwich and Brighton. Road junctions to join the M11 motorway and A14 dual carriage are nearby and provide excellent links to the major road networks, whilst London Stansted Airport is less than 30 miles distant for travel further afield. The new Cambridge South train station that the government has committed to being ready by 2025 will be 0.5 miles away (approximately 10 minutes’ walk).