Pheasant Rise, Bar Hill, CB23
Guide Price £420,000

PROPERTY DETAILS

ACCOMMODATION

The entrance porch leads to the converted garage which now offers a separate reception room, currently used as a gym. The front of the house is extended, incorporating a snug area that leads to a comfortable-sized living room with an electric living flame-style fire, stairs to the first-floor accommodation and access to the well-planned area of the property. Comprising an open-plan dining area that leads nicely to an impressive kitchen with a vaulted ceiling and bi-folding doors to the garden. The kitchen comprises a comprehensive range of units in a contemporary style with granite work surface over and inset sink, with induction hob, double oven and space for fridge/freezer, and integrated dishwasher. In addition to the kitchen is a useful separate utility room with space for the washing machine and tumble dryer, solid wood shelves and a walk-in pantry. The ground-floor shower room is fitted with a modern suite. The spacious first floor comprises four double bedrooms, with the master offering wonderful views to the rear, and a well-presented bathroom with a modern four-piece suite completes this deceptively spacious interior.

OUTSIDE AREAS AND PARKING

To the front of the property is a gravel driveway that provides off-road parking for three/four vehicles, a gated access leads to the rear garden which is laid to artificial turf for low maintenance, with a recently installed outdoor seating area, raised timber beds, a large expanse of patio and fencing to the boundaries.

LOCATION

Bar Hill can be found just off the A14 at junction 25, approximately 4 miles northwest of Cambridge city centre and 13.2 miles from the centre of St Ives.  Bar Hill is a thriving purpose-built village, with a regular bus service. Expansion of the A14 has meant this popular village benefits from easy access to Cambridge, A1, A428 and M11. With cycle paths into Cambridge and pedestrian/cycle paths connecting Bar Hill to Longstanton, which neighbours Northstowe where you can travel on the guided busway heading to St Ives and Cambridge, the Science Park and Addenbrooke's Hospital. 

The village offers a selection of shops including Costa Coffee, fish and chip shop, a card store and dry cleaners. Within Tesco Extra superstore are a coffee shop and restaurant, a large clothing section, opticians, pharmacy and beauty and health food concessions. The village has a wonderful community spirit, is diverse and offers lots to do for people of all ages, with a community centre popular with groups to hold meetings and a library with a post office counter.

Other facilities include a public house, doctor's surgery, dentist, a hotel with an 18-hole golf course, park, village green, wonderful walks to be enjoyed in the nature reserve and a sports & social club overlooking the recreation ground. The successful primary school feeds into Swavesey Village College, which is rated outstanding by Ofsted.