House For Sale £265,000
The property A good sized three-bedroom terrace home located on the Cambridge side of Haverhill. There is open plan living space to the ground floor with the addition of a garden room to the rear. The home also benefits from a garage and parking.
The accommodation The entrance door opens into the hallway where stairs rise to the first floor, storage cupboard and a door opens into the living space. The kitchen and dining room are open plan with a doorway leading to the sitting room at the rear. Patio door lead from the main reception room leading to a decked area. The kitchen has a range of cupboards with worktops and a breakfast bar. On the first floor the main bedroom has an en-suite shower room, while bedrooms 2 and 3 share the main bathroom.
Outside The rear garden is enclosed by fencing and has a large, decked area which steps leading down to the rear gate which in turn leads to the garage and parking.
Haverhill The Suffolk market town of Haverhill lies in West Suffolk and boarders the rolling countryside of Essex and Cambridgeshire. It offers excellent connectivity by road, rail, and air. By road there is an excellent network, with the M11 offering great access to the Capital, Cambridge (18.7 miles), Bury St. Edmunds (18.9 miles), Newmarket (14.4 miles) A14 and M25. The station at Audley End (14.3 miles) has regular fast trains to London, Liverpool Street (from 51 minutes), and beyond. London Stansted Airport is around a 19.6-mile drive or by train from Audley End in 19 minutes.
Haverhill dates to the Anglo-Saxon times and was mentioned in the Doomsday Book. Over the decades the town has expanded and is now a relatively modern and young town with a wide range of housing to suit most needs. Employment opportunities are good with a thriving industrial estate, commutable science, and research parks as well as the cities of Cambridge and Bury St Edmunds within easy reach.
Haverhill offers a good range of amenities with schools and nurseries, a selection of supermarkets including Sainsbury and Tesco, and variety of cafes and eateries. The town also boasts a fine golf course and leisure centre, along with many sports clubs, a cinema plus an arts centre. The University City of Cambridge and Bury St Edmunds both offer an extensive range of amenities
The accommodation The entrance door opens into the hallway where stairs rise to the first floor, storage cupboard and a door opens into the living space. The kitchen and dining room are open plan with a doorway leading to the sitting room at the rear. Patio door lead from the main reception room leading to a decked area. The kitchen has a range of cupboards with worktops and a breakfast bar. On the first floor the main bedroom has an en-suite shower room, while bedrooms 2 and 3 share the main bathroom.
Outside The rear garden is enclosed by fencing and has a large, decked area which steps leading down to the rear gate which in turn leads to the garage and parking.
Haverhill The Suffolk market town of Haverhill lies in West Suffolk and boarders the rolling countryside of Essex and Cambridgeshire. It offers excellent connectivity by road, rail, and air. By road there is an excellent network, with the M11 offering great access to the Capital, Cambridge (18.7 miles), Bury St. Edmunds (18.9 miles), Newmarket (14.4 miles) A14 and M25. The station at Audley End (14.3 miles) has regular fast trains to London, Liverpool Street (from 51 minutes), and beyond. London Stansted Airport is around a 19.6-mile drive or by train from Audley End in 19 minutes.
Haverhill dates to the Anglo-Saxon times and was mentioned in the Doomsday Book. Over the decades the town has expanded and is now a relatively modern and young town with a wide range of housing to suit most needs. Employment opportunities are good with a thriving industrial estate, commutable science, and research parks as well as the cities of Cambridge and Bury St Edmunds within easy reach.
Haverhill offers a good range of amenities with schools and nurseries, a selection of supermarkets including Sainsbury and Tesco, and variety of cafes and eateries. The town also boasts a fine golf course and leisure centre, along with many sports clubs, a cinema plus an arts centre. The University City of Cambridge and Bury St Edmunds both offer an extensive range of amenities
