Portholme Place, Huntingdon, PE29

Final 4 Bedroom NEW HOME Available - The Kingfisher

Don’t miss the opportunity to own the last remaining 4-bedroom detached home in this small completed development. This stunning property is ready for you to move in and start creating memories.


Discover the Perfect Blend of Modern Luxury and Natural Beauty

Nestled on the edge of a conservation area, this 4- bedroom detached home offers breathtaking views of Alconbury Brook and Portholme Meadow. With the assurance that no one will ever build on this protected land, it’s like owning acres of countryside without the upkeep. Whether you’re enjoying the tranquility of your surroundings or exploring the local area, this home is a haven for those who appreciate nature and convenience in equal measure.

For commuters and adventurers alike, Huntingdon train station is just minutes away, offering direct services to London King’s Cross and St Pancras in under an hour. The charming village of Godmanchester, with its idyllic countryside walks, inviting pubs, and cosy tearooms, is also close by.


A Hidden Gem in a Private Development



Tucked away in a small, quiet development, this home is ideal for families seeking a peaceful retreat. The spacious interiors and thoughtful design make it perfect for modern living and entertaining. Imagine watching the seasons change from the comfort of your sitting room, with uninterrupted views over the meadow. This is an ‘A’ rated energy performance certified home, completed with PV panels generating electricity for the household.


Step inside:
The heart of this home is the open-plan kitchen and dining area, a bright and spacious environment designed for family life.
- Soft-close cupboards
- Silestone worktops
- Double oven
- Induction hob
- Kitchen island
- Fully integrated dishwasher
- American-style fridge freezer
- Built in Wine Cooler


Ground Floor:
- Covered entrance porch leading to a welcoming entrance hall.
- Bright and airy living room.
- Versatile study, perfect for remote work or a playroom.
- Contemporary kitchen/dining room with bi-fold doors to the rear garden.
- Practical utility room and cloakroom.
- Underfloor heating throughout


First Floor:
- Four spacious double bedrooms, two with en-suite bathrooms.
- Stylish family bathroom.
- Villeroy & Boch bathrooms
- Porcelanosa floor and wall tiles
- USB sockets


Exterior:
- Landscaped gardens with views over open meadows.
- Porcelain paved patio perfect for garden furniture in the summer.
- Driveway parking and a single garage.


Arrange a Viewing:
This is the final 4-bedroom home available in this exclusive development. Arrange your viewing this week to avoid missing out on this unique opportunity. Your dream home awaits!


Location: Huntingdon
Huntingdon is a vibrant historic town, home to Oliver Cromwell, offering excellent road and rail connections. The town centre, which is just a 7 minute walk away, features a pedestrianised shopping area with a variety of shops, restaurants, supermarkets, and a bustling weekly market.

-Proximity to Major Cities:
Cambridge is just 20 miles away, with Peterborough approximately 25 miles distant.

- Excellent Transport Links:
The nearby A1(M), A14, and M11 provide easy road access, while the mainline railway station, which is just a 10 minute walk away, offers direct routes to London and beyond. Additionally, London Stansted and Luton airports are within a 50-minute drive.

- Education and Health:
The area features highly regarded nurseries, primary and secondary schools, and a Regional College.
Huntingdon's Hinchingbrooke Hospital is also just a stone's throw away with a 4 minute drive from the property.

- Recreational Opportunities:
A wide range of sports clubs and leisure facilities are available locally.


History of Portholme:
The unbeatable view that comes with the property overlooks Portholme Meadow, a location rich in history. Previously known as Cromwell's Acres, Portholme Meadow is the largest water meadow in England, covering 365 acres of land. It is a Site of Special Scientific Interest due to its remarkable size and uncommon flatness. The meadow has a fascinating history: in the 1700s, it was used as Huntingdon's racecourse for horse racing, and in the early 1900s, it became the site of the first man-carrying airplanes to fly and take off in Britain.
In the current day, it is used by people and animals walking in the meadow, wildflowers growing and is where fishermen sit.


Outdoor Freedom
Step outside and experience a garden that blends seamlessly into the meadow beyond. It’s a countryside escape without the maintenance. Wildlife enthusiasts will delight in the friendly ducks, playful otters, and other visitors that make this space feel like a private nature reserve.