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North Cambridge has quietly become one of the most practical and well-connected parts of the city to live in, and CB4 is at the heart of it. Close to Cambridge North station, the Science Park and with straightforward access to the A14, Milton Road and the city centre, Harding Way sits in a well-established residential area that offers the kind of settled, leafy neighbourhood feel that newer parts of Cambridge are still working toward. This three bedroom semi-detached house has been well maintained throughout and offers a generous and flexible layout across two floors, with a garden that will stop anyone who enjoys outdoor space firmly in their tracks.
Resin parking for two cars to the front sets a practical tone, and the entrance hall with downstairs WC provides a comfortable and well-organised welcome before leading into the ground floor living accommodation. Hard flooring runs throughout the ground floor giving the whole ground floor a cohesive and easy-to-maintain feel. The sitting room is a warm and comfortable space with a feature fireplace providing a focal point, and through an archway the dining room connects naturally to the conservatory beyond via patio doors, an arrangement that brings the garden visually into the dining space and makes the conservatory feel like a genuine extension of the home rather than an afterthought. The conservatory overlooks the garden directly and provides a particularly pleasant space to sit in the morning or on a summer evening. The kitchen is well fitted with warm maple-style units, white worktops, a characterful checkerboard tile splashback in sage green, cream and terracotta, an AEG double oven, ceramic hob, integrated washing machine and door to the garden a well-specified and well-considered cooking space that works as well for everyday meals as it does for cooking properly at the weekend.
Upstairs, the shower room is a genuinely impressive finish, large format warm stone-effect tiles floor to ceiling, a wall-hung white vanity unit with storage, wall-hung WC with concealed cistern, a generous walk-in shower enclosure with glass panel and thermostatic shower, and a tall chrome heated towel rail. It is the kind of bathroom finish that most rental properties at this size simply do not deliver, and it sets a high standard for the rest of the first floor. Two large double bedrooms and a third good-sized single complete the sleeping accommodation, providing real flexibility for a family, a professional couple with a home office requirement, or sharers looking for well-proportioned rooms.
The garden, however, is what makes this property genuinely stand out. Long, mature and exceptionally well-stocked, it is the kind of garden that has been carefully tended over many years and rewards the occupant accordingly. A flagstone path runs the length of the space past established trees, dense mature shrubs, a stone birdbath and beautifully layered planting that provides colour, structure and privacy throughout the seasons. For a family wanting outdoor space that children can genuinely use, or for anyone who values a garden that feels like a proper retreat rather than a patch of grass, this one is exceptional for its location.
Cambridge North station is within easy reach, placing London King's Cross at around fifty minutes on a fast service and connecting the city's northern employment cluster, the Science Park, business parks and research campuses, within comfortable cycling or bus distance. The A14 provides rapid road access to the M11 toward London, to Ely and Newmarket to the east, and to the wider Cambridgeshire and Suffolk road network. Milton Road itself provides a strong local amenity offer with supermarkets, independent shops, cafés and everyday services and the city centre with its markets, independent restaurants, colleges and cultural institutions is well within cycling distance. Chesterton Road's excellent independent café and restaurant scene, including the beloved Stir Café and Bakery and the Fort St George riverside pub on Midsummer Common, adds further to an already strong local offer.
Suitability: Couple/Small family
Available date: 04/09/2026
Holding Deposit: £426.92
Deposit: £2,134 (No deposit option available subject to T&Cs)
Council Tax Band: D
EPC Rating: D
Parking: Resin driveway
Furnished status: Unfurnished
Rights & Restrictions: The garage does not form part of the let. Not suitable for shared groups.
Rights & Easements: The driveway access between the properties is a shared access.
Accessibility: No concerns to raise
Planning consent/applications: None
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DISCLAIMER: There are no safety risks at this property and the information provided above is accurate and true to the best of our knowledge at the time of listing.
