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Area stats6 bedroom detached house
Sold STC
Detached house
6 beds
5 baths
2777
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Versatile accommodation arranged over 3 floors
- Fabulous Kitchen/Breakfast/Dining/Family Room with useful sliding door to Sitting Room
- Sleek, Kitchen area fitted with range of contemporary floor to ceiling cabinets, large central island/breakfast bar and integrated appliances
- Dining area with 2 sets of sliding doors to covered decked area and garden
- Dual aspect Sitting Room with sliding doors to decked terrace
- Superb Principal Bedroom with Dressing Room and stunning En Suite Bath/Shower Room
- Off-street Parking
A beautifully presented, sleek and stylish family home with versatile accommodation, located in this popular south Cambridgeshire village.
Cambridge 7 miles, Royston 8 miles, M11 (Junction 10) 0.75 of a mile, Whittlesford Station (Liverpool Street line) 160 yards (distances are approximate).
A superb, modern detached family home extending to over 2,750 sq ft with 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Constructed in 2020 with rendered elevations under slate roofs, this contemporary family home is flooded with natural light from floor - ceiling windows and large airy rooms with high ceilings and is immaculately presented throughout.
Whittlesford is an attractive south Cambridgeshire village with a general store, post office/newsagent, primary school, 2 public houses, recreation ground with tennis courts, football and cricket pitches. There is also a mainline railway station just 160 yards from the property.
The villages of Sawston and Great Shelford are both within 3.5 miles and provide more extensive shopping and schooling facilities. The University city of Cambridge, with its wide range of cultural, educational and shopping facilities is about 7 miles to the north.
The historic Duxford Imperial War Museum lies approximately 2 miles to the south. It played a prominent role during the Battle of Britain and has a vast selection of aircraft and military vehicles and stages a variety of air shows throughout the year.
The University city of Cambridge lies just 6 miles to the north and has become the centre of the 'high-tech' and 'bio-tech' industries with the University Research and Development Laboratories, Cambridge Science Park and Addenbrooke's Hospital/Biomedical Campus, which is readily accessible on the south side of the city. Cambridge also provides an attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, colleges, winding lanes, extensive shopping facilities and an excellent choice of independent schools.
For the commuter, Whittlesford Parkway Railway Station provides a commuter services to London's Liverpool Street in about 1 hour and to Cambridge in about 10 minutes. The market town of Royston (about 9 miles to the west) provides a fast train service to London's King's Cross in about 38 minutes. The nearby M11 (Junction 10) provides excellent access to Stansted Airport and the M25.
Cambridge 7 miles, Royston 8 miles, M11 (Junction 10) 0.75 of a mile, Whittlesford Station (Liverpool Street line) 160 yards (distances are approximate).
A superb, modern detached family home extending to over 2,750 sq ft with 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Constructed in 2020 with rendered elevations under slate roofs, this contemporary family home is flooded with natural light from floor - ceiling windows and large airy rooms with high ceilings and is immaculately presented throughout.
Whittlesford is an attractive south Cambridgeshire village with a general store, post office/newsagent, primary school, 2 public houses, recreation ground with tennis courts, football and cricket pitches. There is also a mainline railway station just 160 yards from the property.
The villages of Sawston and Great Shelford are both within 3.5 miles and provide more extensive shopping and schooling facilities. The University city of Cambridge, with its wide range of cultural, educational and shopping facilities is about 7 miles to the north.
The historic Duxford Imperial War Museum lies approximately 2 miles to the south. It played a prominent role during the Battle of Britain and has a vast selection of aircraft and military vehicles and stages a variety of air shows throughout the year.
The University city of Cambridge lies just 6 miles to the north and has become the centre of the 'high-tech' and 'bio-tech' industries with the University Research and Development Laboratories, Cambridge Science Park and Addenbrooke's Hospital/Biomedical Campus, which is readily accessible on the south side of the city. Cambridge also provides an attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, colleges, winding lanes, extensive shopping facilities and an excellent choice of independent schools.
For the commuter, Whittlesford Parkway Railway Station provides a commuter services to London's Liverpool Street in about 1 hour and to Cambridge in about 10 minutes. The market town of Royston (about 9 miles to the west) provides a fast train service to London's King's Cross in about 38 minutes. The nearby M11 (Junction 10) provides excellent access to Stansted Airport and the M25.
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Serving Cambridge since 1839 We have a long and proud history of helping our clients realise the maximum value from their property and we have some long-standing client relationships to prove it. Our Residential team aims to provide an unrivalled service for the sale and letting of properties, from apartments and period cottages to town and country homes. We draw on the knowledge and experience across our teams to ensure the sale, purchase, let of your property is to the standards you would expect. Local market knowledge enables us to price a property and anticipate market movements more accurately. Our BesttalktoBidwells campaign embeds us in the Cambridgeshire and Norwich marketplace and provides our clients with local knowledge and expertise. Our media contacts deal with local media or major national publications (such as Country Life and the Sunday Times), we know that the value of every marketing and PR pound spent is maximised Our national and international profile stimulates interest from a wide audience of potential buyers.