Lancaster Gate, Upper Cambourne

Spacious 4 Bed Town House in Upper Cambourne. Entrance hall, cloakroom, Kitchen/Breakfast Room with all fitted appliances and double doors to conservatory, bedroom 4, and cloakroom ,First floor Lounge & bed 3, Family bathroom, Second floor bed 2 and master bed with double en-suite shower room. allocated parking, AVAIL 03rd Feb 2023

Living room  14'8'' x 13'0''  4.46 x 3.95  

Kitchen/breakfast room  16'0'' x 8'0''  4.86 x 2.42  

Master bedroom  15'5'' x 13'0''  4.69 x 3.95  

Bedroom  13'0'' x 12'5''  3.95 x 3.79  

Bedroom  11'9'' x 9'5''  3.59 x 2.87  

Bedroom  11'1'' x 6'4''  3.39 x 1.91  

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