House For Sale £2,750,000
An exceptional family house with an impressive 6,523 sq ft (606 sq m) of stylish, beautifully presented accommodation, set within a delightful plot and occupying a wonderful private position in this highly regarded south Cambridgeshire village.
Cambridge 4.5 miles, M11 (Junction 11) 2 miles, Foxton Station (King's Cross 60 minutes) 2 miles, Whittlesford Station (Liverpool Street 64 minutes) 4 miles, (distances and times are approximate)
This outstanding family house was built to an individual Georgian design in 2008 and is traditionally constructed of brick elevations, under clay tiled roofs. The use of deep skirtings, picture rails, cornicing and ceiling roses add a touch of grandeur to the interior and this successfully mimics the period the house was designed to emulate. Finished to an exceptionally high standard, the stylish interior is beautifully presented and offers extensive accommodation ideal for family living and social entertaining on a grand scale. The well-proportioned rooms arranged over three floors, include large windows and French doors, creating an extremely light and airy feel throughout.<br/><br/>Harston is a highly regarded village situated off the A10 just 3.5 miles south of Cambridge. Local
facilities include a post office/general store, doctors surgery, primary school and recreation ground. Nearby, Cambridge is an historic University city providing an attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, colleges, winding lanes, the tree-lined River Cam, extensive shopping and cultural facilities, together with an excellent choice of independent schools, the majority of which are readily accessible on the south and western sides of the city. Cambridge is not only world renowned for its academic achievements, but has also become a 'high tech' and 'bio tech' hub with the University Research and Development Laboratories and the internationally renowned Cambridge Science Park. Chaucer House is also particularly well placed for access to Addenbrooke's Hospital/Biomedical Campus, which is planned to be one of the largest centres of health, science and medical research in the world. For the commuter, road and rail communications are excellent, with the nearby M11 providing access to Stansted Airport and the M25 to the south and to the A14 and A1, for access to the north. There are mainline railway stations providing services to
London's King's Cross at Foxton (about 3 miles)
and Royston (about 8 miles - King's Cross 38
minutes). Whittlesford Parkway Station (about
7 miles) provides services to Liverpool Street in
about 1 hour.
Cambridge 4.5 miles, M11 (Junction 11) 2 miles, Foxton Station (King's Cross 60 minutes) 2 miles, Whittlesford Station (Liverpool Street 64 minutes) 4 miles, (distances and times are approximate)
This outstanding family house was built to an individual Georgian design in 2008 and is traditionally constructed of brick elevations, under clay tiled roofs. The use of deep skirtings, picture rails, cornicing and ceiling roses add a touch of grandeur to the interior and this successfully mimics the period the house was designed to emulate. Finished to an exceptionally high standard, the stylish interior is beautifully presented and offers extensive accommodation ideal for family living and social entertaining on a grand scale. The well-proportioned rooms arranged over three floors, include large windows and French doors, creating an extremely light and airy feel throughout.<br/><br/>Harston is a highly regarded village situated off the A10 just 3.5 miles south of Cambridge. Local
facilities include a post office/general store, doctors surgery, primary school and recreation ground. Nearby, Cambridge is an historic University city providing an attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, colleges, winding lanes, the tree-lined River Cam, extensive shopping and cultural facilities, together with an excellent choice of independent schools, the majority of which are readily accessible on the south and western sides of the city. Cambridge is not only world renowned for its academic achievements, but has also become a 'high tech' and 'bio tech' hub with the University Research and Development Laboratories and the internationally renowned Cambridge Science Park. Chaucer House is also particularly well placed for access to Addenbrooke's Hospital/Biomedical Campus, which is planned to be one of the largest centres of health, science and medical research in the world. For the commuter, road and rail communications are excellent, with the nearby M11 providing access to Stansted Airport and the M25 to the south and to the A14 and A1, for access to the north. There are mainline railway stations providing services to
London's King's Cross at Foxton (about 3 miles)
and Royston (about 8 miles - King's Cross 38
minutes). Whittlesford Parkway Station (about
7 miles) provides services to Liverpool Street in
about 1 hour.
