Three bedroom home on Tithe Way

Excellent three bedroom mid terrace home with garage in Great Cambourne. The property offers a well fitted kitchen with appliances included oven/hob, washing machine and integrated fridge freezer, a large lounge/diner with hard flooring and French doors onto private rear garden and a cloakroom to the ground floor. Upstairs there is a generous master bedroom with built in wardrobe and en suite shower room, a further double bedroom with built in wardobe, a single bedroom with built in wardrobe and a family bathroom. There is a single garage and driveway to the side. Available to move into at the end of September.

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