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£300,000

(£435/sq. ft)

2 bed semi-detached house for sale
Hall Close, Bourn CB23

    • 2 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 1 reception

    • 689 sq. ft

  • EPC Rating: D

  • Chain free
  • Freehold

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About this property

  • Semi Detached property

  • Two bedrooms

  • Private gated driveway

  • Conservatory with garden access

  • Beautifully landscaped private garden

  • Ample natural light throughout

  • Sold with no onward chain

  • Backing onto allotments

This well-presented two-bedroom semi-detached house offers a harmonious blend of style and homely charm, with a thoughtful layout designed to maximise comfort and convenience. The welcoming entrance hall leads directly to the living room, where a large window fills the space with natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The kitchen features sleek white units, dark countertops, and expansive windows. A separate utility room adds further practicality to the home. The two cosy bedrooms benefit from generous windows and neutral décor, creating bright and comfortable spaces that are easy to personalise. One bedroom also features built-in floor-to-ceiling wardrobes, providing convenient storage. The bathroom features a bath with shower over and under-basin storage.

One of the standout features of this property is its beautifully maintained outdoor space. The home is approached via a secure gated entrance and boasts a wide paved driveway providing convenient off-road parking. The front garden, adorned with mature greenery and stylish fencing, ensures privacy and strong kerb appeal. To the rear, the beautifully landscaped garden is a true sanctuary and a particular highlight of the property. Thoughtfully designed to attract and support local wildlife, it is a haven for nature enthusiasts, regularly welcoming hedgehogs and a remarkable variety of wild birds. The garden features two ponds, mature trees, established flower beds, and lush lawns, creating an ever-changing backdrop throughout the seasons. An aviary further enhances the appeal for bird lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. A large sunny conservatory with direct garden access provides an ideal space for relaxing or entertaining guests. Decorative archways and paved pathways add character and interest throughout the garden. The large garden shed, complete with electrical connections, offers a versatile space for hobbies or storage. The property also benefits from a recently installed new roof, providing added peace of mind for prospective buyers. This impressive semi-detached house is perfectly suited for buyers seeking a warm, well-maintained home with a unique wildlife-friendly garden in a tranquil yet practical setting.

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EPC Rating: D

Location

Nestled within the picturesque South Cambridgeshire countryside, approximately 10 miles west of Cambridge, the charming village of Bourn offers an enviable combination of rural tranquillity, traditional village character and convenient access to modern amenities. Surrounded by beautiful open countryside, established woodland and attractive walking routes, Bourn has retained much of its historic appeal and welcoming community atmosphere, making it a highly desirable location for families, professionals and those seeking a quieter pace of life without compromising on connectivity.

At the heart of the village lies an attractive collection of period cottages, traditional homes and characterful buildings, complemented by leafy lanes and a wealth of local history. The village is home to the historic Church of St Helena and St Mary, while the nearby Bourn Windmill provides a further reminder of the area's rich heritage. Bourn enjoys a strong community spirit, with a village hall, community activities, recreational facilities and local organisations bringing residents together throughout the year.

Village Amenities and Everyday Convenience

Despite its peaceful countryside setting, Bourn benefits from an excellent selection of everyday amenities. The village has its own convenience store and Post Office, gp surgery, dental facilities and a range of independent local businesses. Residents can also enjoy traditional village hospitality at The Willow Tree, a popular gastropub offering an attractive setting for dining and socialising, alongside Lalbagh Indian Restaurant, providing another convenient dining option within the village.

For those seeking additional leisure facilities, the impressive Cambridge Country Club, situated on Toft Road, is a particular highlight. This contemporary leisure destination offers an 18-hole golf course, a modern gym, indoor swimming pool, spa and wellness facilities, together with restaurant and hospitality spaces, providing an excellent opportunity to enjoy fitness, relaxation and recreation close to home.

The neighbouring town of Cambourne, just a short drive away, provides a comprehensive range of further facilities, including a large Morrisons supermarket, independent shops, cafés, restaurants, a library, healthcare services, sports facilities and other everyday essentials. The historic city of Cambridge offers an even greater choice of shopping, cultural attractions, entertainment, restaurants and employment opportunities.

Schooling and Education

Bourn is particularly attractive to families thanks to its access to local schooling and educational facilities. Within the village itself is Bourn Church of England Primary Academy, situated on Riddy Lane, providing primary education for children aged 4 to 11. The school benefits from extensive outdoor grounds, playing fields and facilities that support both academic learning and recreational activities.

For younger children, Little Hands Nursery provides early years education and childcare within the village, adding to the convenience for families with preschool-aged children.

Secondary education is served by Comberton Village College, which serves Bourn and a number of surrounding villages and offers secondary education and sixth-form provision. Cambourne Village College is also located nearby, providing another secondary school option, subject to admissions arrangements.

The wider area is also well positioned for access to Cambridge's extensive range of independent schools, further education colleges and the internationally renowned University of Cambridge.

Countryside, Recreation and Outdoor Living

One of Bourn's greatest attractions is its beautiful rural surroundings. The village is enveloped by open fields, established trees and scenic countryside, with public footpaths and walking routes offering residents excellent opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.

Whether taking a leisurely countryside walk, exercising the family dog or exploring neighbouring villages, the surrounding landscape provides a wonderful setting for outdoor recreation and relaxation. The village also benefits from a recreation ground, sporting activities, children's play facilities and allotments, reinforcing its appeal to those who appreciate an active, community-focused lifestyle.

Nearby Cambourne offers further opportunities to explore nature, including its country park, lakes, woodland walks and open green spaces. The surrounding villages of Toft, Comberton, Caldecote and Caxton each contribute to the area's distinctive countryside character.

Transport Links and Connectivity

Bourn is ideally positioned for those looking to combine village living with access to the region's key employment centres. The nearby A428 provides convenient road connections towards Cambridge, St Neots and the A1, while the wider road network offers access to Huntingdon, Bedford, Peterborough and the Midlands.

Cambridge, approximately 10 miles to the east, is renowned for its world-class university, research institutions, science parks, technology businesses and thriving employment opportunities, making Bourn an appealing choice for professionals commuting into the city or surrounding business centres.

Rail connections are available from Cambridge, St Neots and Royston, providing services towards London and other regional destinations. The village is also served by local bus connections, offering access to neighbouring communities and facilities.

For those travelling further afield, London Stansted and London Luton airports are accessible by road, adding to the convenience of this well-connected countryside location.

A Desirable Village Lifestyle

Bourn offers a particularly appealing balance between traditional village life and contemporary convenience. Its historic setting, established community, attractive countryside, access to local schooling and proximity to Cambridge combine to create a location that appeals to a wide range of purchasers.

Whether seeking a family home with access to local amenities and schools, a peaceful retreat surrounded by countryside or a convenient base for commuting into Cambridge, Bourn provides an exceptional opportunity to enjoy the very best of South Cambridgeshire village living.

With its welcoming atmosphere, beautiful surroundings and excellent connections, it is easy to understand why Bourn continues to be such an appealing place to call home.

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