The front door opens into a spacious lounge featuring wooden flooring, a double-glazed window to the front aspect and stairs leading to the first floor. This flows through to the dining room, where the wooden flooring continues. From here, a rear door provides access to the garden and an archway leads into the kitchen.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of floor- and wall-mounted units, a sink and drainer, integrated gas hob with extractor fan, and offers space and plumbing for a washing machine as well as space for a fridge/freezer. The wall-mounted gas boiler is also located here, and the wooden flooring continues throughout.
To the first floor are three bedrooms, with bedroom one benefiting from a built-in wardrobe. The family bathroom comprises a bath with electric shower over, WC and hand wash basin.
Externally, the front of the property features a lawned area with a pathway leading to the front door. To the side, there is a separate driveway with gated access to the rear garden. The rear garden is fully enclosed by fencing and is mainly laid to lawn, with a patio area ideal for outdoor seating.
LOCATION
Located approximately 7 miles north-west of Cambridge, Bar Hill is a well-planned and modern village positioned close to the A14, providing excellent transport links to Cambridge, Huntingdon and the wider national motorway network. The village is well served by frequent bus services into Cambridge, while cyclists benefit from an extensive network of dedicated cycle paths connecting Bar Hill to surrounding villages and the city, including safe routes via Dry Drayton and the new A14 cycle infrastructure. Bar Hill has a strong, family-oriented community and offers an impressive range of local amenities. At its heart is a large Tesco Extra, complemented by a variety of shops, cafés, takeaways, a post office, hotel, medical centre and pharmacy. Leisure facilities include a popular golf course with clubhouse, extensive green spaces, children’s play areas, a church, community centre and a range of sports clubs, making the village largely self-sufficient. Education is a particular strength, with Bar Hill Primary School well regarded locally and feeding into Swavesey Village College, one of Cambridgeshire’s leading secondary schools, rated Outstanding by Ofsted. Safe and direct cycle routes, including access to the Guided Busway cycle path, allow older students to travel easily to Swavesey.
The front door opens into a spacious lounge featuring wooden flooring, a double-glazed window to the front aspect and stairs leading to the first floor. This flows through to the dining room, where the wooden flooring continues. From here, a rear door provides access to the garden and an archway leads into the kitchen.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of floor- and wall-mounted units, a sink and drainer, integrated gas hob with extractor fan, and offers space and plumbing for a washing machine as well as space for a fridge/freezer. The wall-mounted gas boiler is also located here, and the wooden flooring continues throughout.
To the first floor are three bedrooms, with bedroom one benefiting from a built-in wardrobe. The family bathroom comprises a bath with electric shower over, WC and hand wash basin.
Externally, the front of the property features a lawned area with a pathway leading to the front door. To the side, there is a separate driveway with gated access to the rear garden. The rear garden is fully enclosed by fencing and is mainly laid to lawn, with a patio area ideal for outdoor seating.
LOCATION
Located approximately 7 miles north-west of Cambridge, Bar Hill is a well-planned and modern village positioned close to the A14, providing excellent transport links to Cambridge, Huntingdon and the wider national motorway network. The village is well served by frequent bus services into Cambridge, while cyclists benefit from an extensive network of dedicated cycle paths connecting Bar Hill to surrounding villages and the city, including safe routes via Dry Drayton and the new A14 cycle infrastructure. Bar Hill has a strong, family-oriented community and offers an impressive range of local amenities. At its heart is a large Tesco Extra, complemented by a variety of shops, cafés, takeaways, a post office, hotel, medical centre and pharmacy. Leisure facilities include a popular golf course with clubhouse, extensive green spaces, children’s play areas, a church, community centre and a range of sports clubs, making the village largely self-sufficient. Education is a particular strength, with Bar Hill Primary School well regarded locally and feeding into Swavesey Village College, one of Cambridgeshire’s leading secondary schools, rated Outstanding by Ofsted. Safe and direct cycle routes, including access to the Guided Busway cycle path, allow older students to travel easily to Swavesey.
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