Flambards Close, Meldreth, SG8

Property Insight
Tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac in the sought-after South Cambridgeshire village of Meldreth, this four-bedroom detached family home sits within a short walk of the village railway station and its regular services to Cambridge and London. The exposed brick and render frontage is well kept and welcoming, fronted by a low-maintenance garden of decorative stone, established plants and shrubs, with room for pots and seasonal colour. Inside, the accommodation is generous and well arranged across two floors, extending to approximately 1,195 square feet. A brand-new boiler has recently been fitted, and the large brick store room offers clear scope to convert (STPP), giving a buyer genuine room to add value over time.

Upon entering, the hall sets a tone of light and space, with wood flooring underfoot, room for freestanding furniture, integrated storage and stairs rising to the first floor, while a ground-floor cloakroom off the hall adds a practical touch. The lounge is a notably good size, taking a large window to the front, a feature fireplace as its focal point and ample room for seating and storage. To the rear, the kitchen and dining room run open-plan, framed by windows and a door that draw in the garden. It is fitted with base and wall units beneath solid wood worktops, a breakfast bar, tiled flooring and splashbacks, and spot and under-cabinet lighting, with an integrated double oven, hob and extractor and space for freestanding appliances and a full dining setting.

Upstairs, the landing leads to four well-proportioned bedrooms, several with fitted wardrobes, served by a family bathroom comprising a bath with overhead shower, WC and wash basin. To the rear, the fully enclosed garden is an excellent size, laid mainly to lawn with a paved patio for outdoor dining and entertaining, and framed by well-stocked borders brimming with established plants, flowers and shrubs. A large brick store room provides generous storage with scope to convert (STPP), while a garage en-bloc adds off-road parking. Altogether it is a rare combination of space, flexibility and village living, all within a short walk of the railway station.

At a Glance
Type: Detached house, freehold
Size: Approx. 1,195 sq ft, plus a 151 sq ft garage en-bloc
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 1 — family bathroom with bath and overhead shower
Reception Rooms: Separate lounge with feature fireplace, plus open-plan kitchen/dining room
Kitchen: Base and wall units, solid wood worktops, breakfast bar, integrated double oven, hob and extractor
Outside: Fully enclosed rear garden, laid to lawn with paved patio and well-stocked borders
Parking: Garage en-bloc
Station: Meldreth, direct services to Cambridge and London
Potential: Scope to convert the brick store room (STPP)

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Location – Meldreth

Meldreth is a vibrant parish village in South Cambridgeshire, set in lush countryside 6 miles from Royston and 10 miles from Cambridge. Once famous for its fruit production, the village is still home to several orchards and farm shops selling locally grown produce, the most famous being the Meldreth greengage. There are local nature reserves and walks following winding streams and rivers. The British Queen is a traditional village pub, highly regarded locally, offering homemade, locally sourced and seasonal cuisine. Meldreth has its own railway station with regular services to both Cambridge and London, alongside recreation grounds, a village hall available for hire, a convenience store, a veterinary surgery, a primary school, and doctors' surgeries in neighbouring villages. Northeast of the village, Holy Trinity Church was dedicated in the 15th Century and offers regular services. Royston is close by for a leisure centre, sports clubs and schools for all ages, and the A1M and M11 are within a 20-minute drive.