House For Sale £350,000
The property is located within the development opposite the war museum, which for the commuter provides easy access to the A505 which feeds the M11 and A11. The area is also ideal for those who enjoy getting out into the countryside, with many lovely walks on the doorstep.
Approached over a path, which leads to the front door, there is a gravel driveway to the side of the property providing access to the garage and parking for two vehicles. An electric charging point was installed on the driveway last year.
The entrance hall has the staircase leading up to the first floor and there is a storage space under. The living room is a lovely, bright, triple aspect room with large, floor to ceiling windows to the front, a high-level window to the side and patio doors and roof windows to the rear. The space is well planned, with a sitting area at one end set around the gas fired stove, which is a lovely feature and at the other end there is a kitchen / dining space next to the patio doors.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of floor and wall mounted cabinets and there is an integrated dishwasher and a built-in oven and hob with an extractor over. The utility room is adjacent to the kitchen and houses the washing machine and drier with further cupboards for storage and there is a back door leading to the garden. The cloakroom is off the utility.
On the first floor, the landing has a large built-in cupboard and opens to two double bedrooms, a single bedroom and a family bathroom. The main bedroom features a lovely bay window and has a double wardrobe and an en-suite, fitted with a shower, w.c and hand-basin. The second double also has fitted wardrobes, and the family bathroom is bright and is fitted with a bath, w.c and hand-basin.
Outside, there is a large deck adjacent to the house which leads to an area of lawn bordered by mature shrubs. There is a gate leading to the parking area and a personal door into the garage. The garden enjoys a high degree of privacy.
Hurdles Way forms part of a modern village called Heathfield, located opposite the Imperial War Memorial and adjacent to Duxford Business Park. The development sits equidistant of Duxford and the village of Thriplow, close to open spaces and there are lovely walks nearby, which are easily accessible.
For the commuter there is a mainline station just over 2 miles away, at Whittlesford Parkway and that provides services to Cambridge in approximately 15 minutes and London Liverpool Street in about 65 minutes. There is also excellent access back to the city and to the M11 at junction 10.
Facilities within Duxford village which lies about 2 miles away include an Ofsted 'Good' primary school that feeds into the highly regarded Sawston Village College and has a pre-school, there is also a general shop and store, three pubs including the well regarded Duxford Lodge, a beauty salon, two churches and various greens and open spaces.
Thriplow Village, famous for their annual daffodil weekend, is linked to Heathfield by road and by a cycle and pedestrian Greenway, taking just 30 minutes to walk to. Here, there is the award-winning The Green Man, a village shop (both of which are owned by the community), Thriplow Primary School and a village hall, which hosts a variety of events and clubs.
Within Heathfield itself there is a playing field, an outdoor gym, 2 parks and a garage.
Approached over a path, which leads to the front door, there is a gravel driveway to the side of the property providing access to the garage and parking for two vehicles. An electric charging point was installed on the driveway last year.
The entrance hall has the staircase leading up to the first floor and there is a storage space under. The living room is a lovely, bright, triple aspect room with large, floor to ceiling windows to the front, a high-level window to the side and patio doors and roof windows to the rear. The space is well planned, with a sitting area at one end set around the gas fired stove, which is a lovely feature and at the other end there is a kitchen / dining space next to the patio doors.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of floor and wall mounted cabinets and there is an integrated dishwasher and a built-in oven and hob with an extractor over. The utility room is adjacent to the kitchen and houses the washing machine and drier with further cupboards for storage and there is a back door leading to the garden. The cloakroom is off the utility.
On the first floor, the landing has a large built-in cupboard and opens to two double bedrooms, a single bedroom and a family bathroom. The main bedroom features a lovely bay window and has a double wardrobe and an en-suite, fitted with a shower, w.c and hand-basin. The second double also has fitted wardrobes, and the family bathroom is bright and is fitted with a bath, w.c and hand-basin.
Outside, there is a large deck adjacent to the house which leads to an area of lawn bordered by mature shrubs. There is a gate leading to the parking area and a personal door into the garage. The garden enjoys a high degree of privacy.
Hurdles Way forms part of a modern village called Heathfield, located opposite the Imperial War Memorial and adjacent to Duxford Business Park. The development sits equidistant of Duxford and the village of Thriplow, close to open spaces and there are lovely walks nearby, which are easily accessible.
For the commuter there is a mainline station just over 2 miles away, at Whittlesford Parkway and that provides services to Cambridge in approximately 15 minutes and London Liverpool Street in about 65 minutes. There is also excellent access back to the city and to the M11 at junction 10.
Facilities within Duxford village which lies about 2 miles away include an Ofsted 'Good' primary school that feeds into the highly regarded Sawston Village College and has a pre-school, there is also a general shop and store, three pubs including the well regarded Duxford Lodge, a beauty salon, two churches and various greens and open spaces.
Thriplow Village, famous for their annual daffodil weekend, is linked to Heathfield by road and by a cycle and pedestrian Greenway, taking just 30 minutes to walk to. Here, there is the award-winning The Green Man, a village shop (both of which are owned by the community), Thriplow Primary School and a village hall, which hosts a variety of events and clubs.
Within Heathfield itself there is a playing field, an outdoor gym, 2 parks and a garage.
