An introduction to the home
For buyers who work from home, finding the right property is about more than having an extra bedroom.
The right home needs dedicated workspace, reliable separation between work and everyday life, comfortable shared rooms and enough flexibility to adapt as working patterns change.
152 Eagle Way offers exactly that kind of balance.
This detached four-bedroom home in Hampton Vale provides a layout for buyers who work remotely or follow a hybrid routine. This four-bedroom layout creates several options for dedicated offices, quiet calls, shared workspaces and guest accommodation without sacrificing the main living areas.
- Virtual Tour of 152 Eagle way
- Full presentation of this home at Tortoise Property
- Spotlight on Hampton, Peterborough (through its postcode) – A blog by Tortoise Property
- Book a viewing
The layout and living space
Internally, the home is arranged over two floors, with a practical layout that keeps work and home life connected without requiring every activity to take place in the same room.
The entrance hallway is bright and welcoming, with white walls, whitewashed wood-effect flooring and glazed panels around the front door. From here, there is access to the lounge, kitchen and ground-floor WC, with stairs rising to the first floor.
The lounge sits at the front of the property and provides a generous separate reception room with pale grey carpet, a front-facing bay window and a white fireplace with black electric fire. For home workers, having a dedicated lounge means work equipment can remain elsewhere, allowing this room to stay focused on relaxing at the end of the day.
The dining room is positioned to the rear and opens directly onto the covered terrace and garden. Its connection to the lounge and kitchen creates a natural flow through the ground floor, while the room could also accommodate a larger desk or occasional workspace alongside dining furniture.
The kitchen is fitted with white Shaker-style units, white worktops, brass-effect handles and integrated appliances including an oven, microwave and dishwasher. A gas hob, concealed extractor, stainless steel sink and useful storage complete the layout, while the breakfast bar provides a convenient place for coffee breaks, informal meals or catching up between calls.
Together, the lounge, dining room and kitchen provide clearly defined living areas, helping buyers maintain a healthier separation between working hours and home life.
Upstairs, the landing leads to four bedrooms, the family bathroom and the main bedroom’s ensuite.
The main bedroom is positioned to the rear and includes fitted double cupboards, pale grey carpet and a window overlooking the garden. Its ensuite is fitted with a glazed shower enclosure, vanity basin, WC, heated towel rail and grey stone-effect tiling.
Bedroom two is another well-proportioned double room and could remain as a guest bedroom or become a larger home office with space for a desk, storage and additional equipment.
Bedrooms three and four sit to the front and offer useful flexibility as individual offices, study rooms, creative workspaces or occasional bedrooms. Bedroom three also benefits from fitted cupboards and shelving, helping keep files, books and technology organised.
The family bathroom includes a bath with shower over, WC, vanity basin, grey stone-effect tiling and a heated towel rail.
For buyers working from home, the four-bedroom layout means one or two rooms can become dedicated offices without losing the main bedroom, guest accommodation or everyday living space.
A home designed for flexible working
One of the main strengths of 152 Eagle Way is the number of ways its rooms can support remote and hybrid work.
A front bedroom could become a quiet office away from the kitchen and main reception rooms, while the second double bedroom could provide a larger workspace for someone who needs additional screens, storage or equipment.
Where two people work from home, separate offices would allow each person to take calls and follow their own schedule without sharing one desk or competing for the dining table.
The dining room provides further flexibility for occasional working, larger projects or meetings, while still functioning as part of the main living space.
This means the property can adapt to different roles, routines and working patterns without allowing work to take over the entire home.
Outdoor space made convenient
The rear garden provides a useful outdoor setting for buyers who spend much of the working week at home.
A paved terrace runs across the rear of the property, with a covered seating area positioned outside the dining room. This creates a sheltered place for lunch, coffee breaks or working outside during suitable weather.
The main area is laid with artificial lawn and bordered by raised planted beds, gravelled sections and mature shrubs. Brick walls and timber fencing create an enclosed setting, while the low-maintenance design means less time needs to be spent on upkeep.
Direct access from the dining room and kitchen makes the garden easy to use throughout the working day, while gated access leads to the parking area and garage.
For home workers, having private outdoor space close to the main living areas can help create a welcome break from screens and indoor routines.
We Think You Will Like
- Detached four-bedroom home in Hampton Vale
- Separate lounge and dining room offering defined living spaces
- Kitchen with integrated appliances and breakfast-bar seating
- Main bedroom with fitted storage and ensuite shower room
- Three additional bedrooms for guests, work or future family plans
- Family bathroom and separate ground-floor WC
- Low-maintenance rear garden with covered terrace
- Private rear parking and detached single garage
Lifestyle in Hampton, Peterborough
Hampton Vale is a popular residential area positioned to the south of Peterborough. The development brings together modern housing, schools, lakes, green spaces, shops and leisure facilities, allowing many everyday family needs to be managed within the wider Hampton community.
For remote and hybrid workers, the area offers useful everyday amenities without requiring regular travel into the city centre.
Hampton College is located on Eagle Way and can be reached in approximately five minutes on foot. It provides secondary and sixth-form education as well as primary provision, making it particularly convenient for families with older children.
Hampton Gardens School is around six minutes away by car, providing another secondary education option within the wider Hampton area.
Hampton Leisure Centre is positioned beside Hampton College on Clayburn Road and can be reached in approximately seven minutes on foot. Its facilities include a gym, fitness classes, sports hall and courts for a range of activities.
Hampton is also known for its network of lakes, landscaped pathways and open spaces. Local walking and cycling routes can be reached within approximately five to ten minutes on foot, providing places for exercise, dog walking and time outdoors.
Serpentine Green Shopping Centre can be reached in approximately six minutes by car and offers supermarket shopping, retailers, cafés and everyday amenities.
This combination of shops, leisure facilities and green space helps make Hampton Vale a practical base for people whose working week is centered partly or fully around the home
Travelling around the City
The property is well positioned for buyers who divide their time between home and an office elsewhere.
Peterborough city centre can be reached by car in approximately 12 minutes, depending on traffic. This provides access to offices, shops, restaurants, meeting spaces and wider city amenities.
The A1 is approximately eight minutes away by car, while the A605 is also within easy reach. These routes provide connections towards Peterborough, Huntingdon, Stamford, Oundle and the wider region.
For hybrid workers, access to both the city and major road connections makes the property a practical base for occasional commuting.
Connections outside of the City
Peterborough Railway Station can be reached in approximately 13 minutes by car and provides mainline services towards London, Cambridge and destinations across the north of England.
This can work well for buyers who work mainly from home but still need regular access to London, regional offices or client meetings.
Road connections via the A1 and A605 also support travel towards surrounding employment areas and business locations.
Journey times are approximate and may vary depending on traffic, route and time of day.
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The London connection (station, walk time, trains & costs)
From 152 Eagle way, you can drive or take the train to Peterborough station in around 10-13 minutes depending on the time of day. Fast services to London King’s Cross from Peterborough are frequent: fastest about 47 minutes, average around 54 minutes, with dozens of departures daily (early till late). Thameslink Railway
For costs, Advance singles can start from about £13 if you book ahead; for regular travel, check flexible carnets and season options using the official National Rail season ticket calculator. Trainline+1
At-a-glance: walk to the station → sub-1-hour trains to King’s Cross → options to tailor tickets around hybrid working.
Working from home (broadband that keeps up)
The postcode shows gigabit-capable broadband availability, so streaming, video calls and big uploads aren’t a problem if you split your week between office and home. Always confirm with your chosen provider for package speeds at the address. StreetCheck
Our City
The virtual tour
Our virtual tour allows you to explore the flow from the entrance hallway into the lounge, kitchen and dining room before moving upstairs to the four bedrooms, ensuite and family bathroom. It also gives a clearer sense of the connection between the dining room, covered terrace and rear garden, together with the parking and detached garage.
Click here for the virtual tour

Click here for the virtual tour
Ultimately, 152 Eagle Way is a home that aligns closely with what many remote and hybrid workers look for when buying: dedicated workspace, flexible rooms, comfortable living areas, outdoor space, parking and useful transport connections.
The additional bedrooms provide options for one or two offices, while the separate lounge helps protect the divide between work and relaxation. Combined with the garden, garage and access to Peterborough Railway Station and the A1, the property offers a strong balance between working from home and staying connected.
Our take
152 Eagle Way feels particularly well suited to buyers who work from home and want dedicated workspace without sacrificing comfortable living areas. The four-bedroom layout provides flexibility for one or two offices, while the separate lounge, garden and nearby transport links support a practical balance between remote work and everyday life.
- Virtual Tour of 152 Eagle way
- Full presentation of this home at Tortoise Property
- Spotlight on Hampton, Peterborough (through its postcode) – A blog by Tortoise Property
- Book a viewing
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