Meadowhawk, Soham, CB7
£345,000

PROPERTY DETAILS

Immaculate Three-Year-Old Detached Home on a Unique Non-Estate Corner Plot

Occupying a highly desirable unique non-estate corner plot, this beautifully presented three-year-old detached home offers a rare combination of privacy, individuality and contemporary living. With a private driveway, garage and additional parking, the property enjoys a setting seldom found in modern developments.

Upon entering, a welcoming hallway with cloakroom leads to a bright and attractive kitchen/dining room, thoughtfully designed with a range of fitted wall and base units, ample work surfaces, and an integrated cooker and sink. Flooded with natural light, this versatile space is ideal for both everyday living and entertaining, with French doors opening directly to the rear garden. The separate living room provides a comfortable and calming space to relax, enhanced by stylish shutter blinds fitted throughout the home.

Upstairs, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom features a built-in wardrobe, bespoke bedside shelving and a modern en-suite shower room. The second bedroom offers generous proportions and includes a fitted storage cupboard along with built-in security cabinets, making it well suited for a variety of uses. The third bedroom, complete with fitted shelving, is ideal as a child’s room, home office or nursery. A contemporary three-piece family bathroom serves the additional bedrooms.

The rear garden has been carefully landscaped to create an inviting outdoor retreat, featuring mature planting, a pebbled area with small trees, a practical garden shed and a patio enhanced by an elegant glass canopy — perfect for year-round enjoyment and outdoor dining.

This exceptional home represents a rare opportunity to acquire a nearly-new detached property in a private, non-estate position, offering stylish interiors, practical features and a thoughtfully designed garden — ready to move into and enjoy.

Location

Soham is a thriving and well-connected market town in East Cambridgeshire, situated between Ely and Newmarket. With a population of around 12,000, the town offers an appealing balance of rural charm and modern convenience. Its history stretches back thousands of years, with archaeological evidence showing continuous settlement since prehistoric times — a testament to its enduring appeal.

Perfectly positioned for commuters, Soham benefits from excellent transport links. The A142 connects directly to Ely and Newmarket, with the nearby A14 providing easy access to Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, and Ipswich. The reopening of Soham railway station in 2021 has greatly improved connectivity, offering regular services to Cambridge and Ely, making it an ideal location for those who work in nearby cities but prefer a more peaceful, countryside setting. For those relying on public transport, local bus services also provide regular connections to neighbouring towns and villages.

Town Information

Soham has grown steadily over recent years, with thoughtful development that respects its heritage and enhances its green spaces. While the town continues to expand to meet the needs of a growing population, it retains a welcoming, small-town atmosphere that appeals to families and professionals alike.

Community spirit runs strong in Soham, supported by a busy calendar of local events. The Soham Carnival and Heavy Horse Show, held each May, is a long-standing highlight attracting visitors from across the region with its parade, traditional fairground, and craft stalls. The town also benefits from local clubs and organisations, including a drama group, sports clubs, and the King’s Meadow Community Hub, which provides space for activities and events throughout the year.

For those seeking a broader range of entertainment or leisure, the nearby towns of Ely and Newmarket offer further options — from shopping and dining to cultural attractions, leisure centres and golf facilities.

Facilities

Soham offers a comprehensive range of everyday amenities and services. The town centre and High Street feature a selection of independent shops, local businesses, cafés, and pubs, alongside larger supermarkets such as Asda, Budgens, and the Co-op, ensuring all essentials are close at hand.

The town also caters well to sports and leisure enthusiasts. Facilities include a sports centre, bowls club, and the much-loved Soham Town Rangers Football Club, which enjoys a loyal local following. For those who enjoy the outdoors, there are nearby walking and cycling routes, as well as access to surrounding countryside and nature reserves.

Families benefit from a strong choice of educational facilities, including nurseries, primary schools and a well-regarded secondary school, all of which contribute to the town’s family-friendly appeal.