Detached bungalow for sale in High Street, Bottisham CB25

High Street is a beautifully situated bungalow featuring a large garden with lovely views toward the church. Built in 1986, the property has brick elevations beneath a pan-tiled roof and offers spacious accommodation with sealed unit double glazing and gas-fired central heating. The bungalow includes a generously sized main reception room with a further two rooms that have been added over time, a kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, three bedrooms all of which have en-suites, and a family bathroom. This property has been fully adapted with disability in mind. The fully enclosed, private garden has been designed for low maintenance. The property is accessed via a gated entrance that leads to a long gravel driveway, offering parking for several cars and access to the separate annex on the grounds of the property.

Bottisham is a popular village with commuters who need to gain access to Cambridge and Newmarket, due to its easy access onto the A14, and also has well regarded local schools. It is just a mile away from the tourist attraction Anglesey Abbey – a historic mansion owned by the National Trust situated within 98 acres of landscaped grounds. Local sports clubs in the village included Bottisham Swimming Club who train at Bottisham and Impington Sports centres and compete at regional galas, and Bottisham Football Club an fa Charter Standard club. Schooling is provided by Bottisham Primary School, rated good by Ofsted, and Bottisham Village College, rated outstanding. Bottisham was the second of Henry Morris' village colleges, built in 1937, the first being Sawston Village College that was built in 1930.

EPC Rating: C

Location

Bottisham is a popular village with commuters who need to gain access to Cambridge and Newmarket, due to its easy access onto the A14, and also has well regarded local schools. It is just a mile away from the tourist attraction Anglesey Abbey – a historic mansion owned by the National Trust situated within 98 acres of landscaped grounds. Local sports clubs in the village included Bottisham Swimming Club who train at Bottisham and Impington Sports centres and compete at regional galas, and Bottisham Football Club an fa Charter Standard club. Schooling is provided by Bottisham Primary School, rated good by Ofsted, and Bottisham Village College, rated outstanding. Bottisham was the second of Henry Morris' village colleges, built in 1937, the first being Sawston Village College that was built in 1930.

Garden

Fully enclosed private garden.