Farriers Walk, Little Green, Cheveley, Cambridgeshire, CB8 9RQ
- PROPERTY TYPE
Detached Bungalow
- BEDROOMS
2
- BATHROOMS
2
- SIZE
893 sq ft
83 sq m
- TENUREDescribes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page.
Freehold
Key features
- Choice of kitchen cupboards and worktops*
- Ensuite to Master Bedroom
- Large Kitchen/Dining Area with French doors to the garden
- West-facing garden
- Air source heat pump supplying underfloor heating
- Separate utility
- *Flooring and turf included on reservations throughout November*
Description
Plot 14 is a well presented 2-bedroom detached bungalow complete with two parking spaces. Upon entering the property, the hallway gives access to the living room, kitchen/dining area, family bathroom and both bedrooms. The kitchen/dining area is of good size, and features a separate utility. French doors lead you from the dining area to the West-facing garden. From the dining area, double doors take you through to the living room, where there is a further set of French doors to the garden. Both bedrooms are located to the front of the property, and both include built in wardrobes. The master bedroom also features an ensuite.
*Flooring and turf included when reserved in November*
Dimensions
Kitchen 3.050m x 2.750m 10'0" x 9'0"
Dining Area 3.500m x 3.050m 11'6" x 10'0"
Utility 2.300m x 1.635m 7'6" x 5'4"
Living Room 5.855m x 3.205m 19'3" x 10'6"
Master Bedroom 4.380m x 3.055m 14'5" x 10'0"
Bedroom 2 3.160m x 2.700m 10'5" x 8'10"
About Farriers Walk
Cheveley is a desirable village nestled in the stunning East Cambridgeshire countryside. This historic location is home to Farriers Walk, an exclusive collection of 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 bedroom houses and bungalows. Discover the perfect blend of tranquil rural life with excellent amenities close at hand. With a convenience store and Post Office, pub, and recreation ground, Cheveley is an idyllic place to call home. The bustling town of Newmarket, with its restaurants, shops, and train station, is just four miles away and the vibrant city of Cambridge can be reached in half
an hour by car.
Perfectly placed for convenient living
Experience the charm of Cheveley, where peaceful countryside living meets modern convenience. Enjoy lush green spaces, village amenities and a thriving community. Just four miles from Newmarket's vibrant town centre, and around a half-hour drive to the lively city of Cambridge, Cheveley is the perfect place to call home.
About Cheveley
Steeped in equine heritage and with historic roots dating back to the Anglo-Saxons, the village of Cheveley offers a desirable lifestyle in a breathtaking and timeless landscape. Enjoy a relaxed
pace of life close to nature, with everything you need nearby.
The Red Lion, a refurbished family-run pub in the heart of the village, is the ideal place to meet friends for a meal or to sample the good selection of wines and beers. Nearby Newmarket is home to an exciting range of independent and High Street restaurants. For a special occasion, try fine dining at Squire's Restaurant at Bedford Lodge Hotel and Spa or The Jockey Club Rooms.
Cheveley has a well-stocked convenience store and Post Office in the High Street. For your weekly shop, there are several stores within a 15-minute drive, including Tesco Extra and Waitrose & Partners in nearby Newmarket. Cheveley Parish Hall hosts quarterly farmers markets and Newmarket has a market every Tuesday and Saturday.
Join one of the many clubs and events at the Cheveley Parish Hall - offering fitness classes from yoga to karate, or age-appropriate clubs from Little Angels and Brownies to Evergreens for more
senior residents. There are coffee mornings, a book club and regular 'Music Builds Communities' clubs. Keep fit with Cheveley Sports Club which offers football, volleyball, tennis, netball, and
softball at the local recreation ground, while youngsters can enjoy the playground. In nearby Newmarket, the Leisure Centre offers a swimming pool, a gym, and a fitness studio. Miles of footpaths, such as The Icknield Way, can be explored when you want a breath of fresh air. Try the Links Golf Club, one of several clubs in the area.
Make the most of Newmarket's rail links to Cambridge and Londonto enjoy an endless choice of entertainment or watch the actionat the town's famous racecourse. Newmarket's gallops, known as The Heath, are open every day after the horses have been exercised, offering exhilarating walks and panoramic views. Visit the Devil's Dyke Special Area of Conservation and walk the 7-mile ancient landmark. Thetford Forest is a 25-minute drive away, and in an hour you can be at
the Suffolk Coast.
Cheveley CofE Primary School is a 16-minute walk away and was rated Good by Ofsted in 2023. Older pupils attend Bottisham Village College, a 20-minute drive, which was Outstanding at its last inspection. There are nurseries and pre-schools in neighbouring villages and Little Angels Baby and Toddler group meets in Cheveley. Independent schools within 10 miles include Fairstead House in Newmarket and Barnardiston Hall Preparatory School.*
*School places are not guaranteed. Before making commitment to purchase, please make your own enquiries as to amenities in the immediate/surrounding areas. Do not rely upon any information provided in this respect within this listing. Lists of amenities are not exhaustive and information is provided in good faith but satisfy yourself in all regards prior to committing to purchase.
- COUNCIL TAXA payment made to your local authority in order to pay for local services like schools, libraries, and refuse collection. The amount you pay depends on the value of the property.Read more about council Tax in our glossary page.
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- PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
- Allocated
- GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
- Back garden,Rear garden,Enclosed garden
- ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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About the development
Farriers Walk
Farriers Walk, Little Green, Cheveley, Cambridgeshire, CB8 9RQ
About Denbury Homes Ltd
A Tradition of Excellence
From cottage to country house, every Denbury home has a personality you'll love, from the impression created by a traditional look and feel to the everyday practicality of modern living.
Denbury has a skill not only in building houses which harmonise with their neighbours and surroundings, but also in creating new homes of character and individuality. But don't take our word for it; our skills have been recognised locally and nationally by the many awards the company has achieved.
There's something about the look of older buildings that appeals to all of us. The design, the scale, the feel - it's something many architects have forgotten. But not at Denbury Homes. Our approach is to take all the qualities which have stood the test of time to build homes that are easy on the eye and that blend with their surroundings.
We use the traditional approach as our platform and onto this build all the convenience, practicality and low maintenance demanded by today's modern lifestyle. The result is a home that we and many of our purchasers believe is a joy to own and to live in.
The foundation of Denbury Homes is based on owner and Executive Chairman, James Hopkins' commitment to excellent design and quality which reflects the tradition and character of each individual site.
The company comprises an enthusiastic team of professionals whose skills encompass planning, design, construction and, importantly, after sales - a rapid-response team is available to take care of any teething problems, however minor.
For more than three decades Denbury Homes, the new name for Hopkins & Moore, has grown from a small local company into a significant builder of quality homes. You can be sure that a home by Denbury Homes is designed and built to last.
Traditional Crafts and the Environment
Denbury Homes never compromises on quality, seeking out craftsmen with traditional skills and appropriate materials to enhance its schemes. Handmade willow fencemaking and pargetting are just two of the many traditional skills the company has employed.
At the same time a Denbury home incorporates energy-saving features beyond the statutory requirements, reducing heat loss and the emission of greenhouse gases. Every property comes with its own independent energy audit.
Consideration for the environment plays a large part in the company's design concepts. Developments are attractive and desirable to live in. Trees and natural hedges are retained as boundaries; experts are consulted to assist where appropriate while additional planting is introduced to mature in keeping with existing surroundings.
The Denbury Homes approach is straightforward: to do what's right to the highest possible standards, the results of which are borne out in these photographs. Denbury Homes' rapid sales rates, often at premium prices, bears testament to their wide appeal to people from all age groups and backgrounds.
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