House For Sale £800,000
Summary A four-bedroom, detached bungalow that is positioned on a private close surrounded by countryside and field views with only three neighbours. Situated just over six miles from Cambridge City Centre, this stunning home has been lovingly looked after by the current owners and provides spacious living accommodation throughout with the garden to match. The main hub of the home is the spacious living room/ diner that opens onto the conservatory, four double bedrooms, two bath/shower rooms as well as the kitchen with utility room. To the front of the property is suitable parking for three to four cars and access to the rear garden. The rear is mainly laid to lawn with mature bush boarders and views over the fields.
Location Newton is a quaint village in the south of Cambridgeshire, around seven miles from central Cambridge. Bordering several villages such as Hauxton, Whittlesford and Foxton, which have train stations with direct lines into London and Cambridge, Newton offers fantastic transport links, particularly for commuters.
The village dates back to the days of the Doomsday Book and at the most recent count, had thirty-one listed buildings and monuments. This evidences the vast character and history offered by this beautiful Cambridgeshire village. Most locally celebrated is the grade II listed pub The Queen's Head, believed to have been in use since the 1700's; described as an unchanging pub which is family run, serving farm ciders and cask ales with excellent food.
There is a local recreation ground, cricket pitch, and a sports and social club which overlooks the village green. Newton falls within the catchment for both Harston and Hauxton primary schools and Sawston Village College, rated 'Good' by Oftsed.
Location Newton is a quaint village in the south of Cambridgeshire, around seven miles from central Cambridge. Bordering several villages such as Hauxton, Whittlesford and Foxton, which have train stations with direct lines into London and Cambridge, Newton offers fantastic transport links, particularly for commuters.
The village dates back to the days of the Doomsday Book and at the most recent count, had thirty-one listed buildings and monuments. This evidences the vast character and history offered by this beautiful Cambridgeshire village. Most locally celebrated is the grade II listed pub The Queen's Head, believed to have been in use since the 1700's; described as an unchanging pub which is family run, serving farm ciders and cask ales with excellent food.
There is a local recreation ground, cricket pitch, and a sports and social club which overlooks the village green. Newton falls within the catchment for both Harston and Hauxton primary schools and Sawston Village College, rated 'Good' by Oftsed.
