House For Sale £850,000
An extended and superbly refurbished 1930s semi-detached house with beautifully presented accommodation and a delightful long rear garden.
City Centre 1 mile, Cambridge Science Park and A14 1.5 miles, Mainline Railway Station (King's Cross 52 minutes and Liverpool Street 68 minutes) 3 miles, M11 (junction 14) 3 miles (distances and times are approximate).
34 Highfield Avenue is an attractive 1930s semi-detached house constructed with brick and rendered elevations under a tiled roof. The present owners purchased the property in 2016 and have since carried out a comprehensive programme of alterations and improvements, most notably the single storey rear extension to incorporate a new kitchen/dining/family room with underfloor heating and underfloor and sound insulation to the ground floor. The result is a superbly presented house, refurbished to a high standard.<br/><br/>Highfield Avenue is situated on the north side of Cambridge just a mile from the heart of the historic city centre with its attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, winding lanes, colleges and extensive shopping and cultural facilities, which can easily be accessed via foot, cycle or bus, with the nearest stop just a short distance away. A good range of local shops are available in nearby Milton Road and there are also a number of schools for all ages in the area. The internationally renowned Cambridge Science Park is situated about 1.5 miles to the north east and a further half a mile beyond is Milton Country Park, a 95 acre site of natural habitat with delightful walks, large open spaces, play area, visitor centre and cafe.
For the commuter, the Cambridge North railway station is situated within about 2 miles and provides services to London's King’s Cross and Liverpool Street. It also connects to the Cambridge Guided Busway, which runs between Huntingdon and Cambridge, including stops at the Science Park and Addenbrooke's Hospital, and provides an interchange with the Park & Ride and local bus services.
City Centre 1 mile, Cambridge Science Park and A14 1.5 miles, Mainline Railway Station (King's Cross 52 minutes and Liverpool Street 68 minutes) 3 miles, M11 (junction 14) 3 miles (distances and times are approximate).
34 Highfield Avenue is an attractive 1930s semi-detached house constructed with brick and rendered elevations under a tiled roof. The present owners purchased the property in 2016 and have since carried out a comprehensive programme of alterations and improvements, most notably the single storey rear extension to incorporate a new kitchen/dining/family room with underfloor heating and underfloor and sound insulation to the ground floor. The result is a superbly presented house, refurbished to a high standard.<br/><br/>Highfield Avenue is situated on the north side of Cambridge just a mile from the heart of the historic city centre with its attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, winding lanes, colleges and extensive shopping and cultural facilities, which can easily be accessed via foot, cycle or bus, with the nearest stop just a short distance away. A good range of local shops are available in nearby Milton Road and there are also a number of schools for all ages in the area. The internationally renowned Cambridge Science Park is situated about 1.5 miles to the north east and a further half a mile beyond is Milton Country Park, a 95 acre site of natural habitat with delightful walks, large open spaces, play area, visitor centre and cafe.
For the commuter, the Cambridge North railway station is situated within about 2 miles and provides services to London's King’s Cross and Liverpool Street. It also connects to the Cambridge Guided Busway, which runs between Huntingdon and Cambridge, including stops at the Science Park and Addenbrooke's Hospital, and provides an interchange with the Park & Ride and local bus services.
