2 bed end terrace house for sale

West End, Haddenham CB6

The ground floor accommodation includes a sitting room with wood-effect flooring, a feature fireplace and a window overlooking the front. An adjoining reception area provides additional space for dining or working from home, with a staircase rising to the first floor.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of traditional wood-effect wall and base units, complemented by tiled splashbacks, work surfaces and space for appliances. A useful ground floor family bathroom room with a corner bath completes the accommodation on this level.

Upstairs, the property offers well-proportioned bedroom accommodation, including a particularly spacious principal bedroom. An additional room is currently arranged as a home office, providing flexibility for a variety of uses. The first floor Jack and Jill style shower room is fitted with a shower, wash basin and WC, complemented by attractive tiling.

Outside and parking

The property benefits from a large rear private garden with plenty of scope for improvement. A substantial outbuilding provides useful storage or hobbies within workshop space although does needs substantial work, in addition to a garage. The driveway is shared with two adjoining properties but this property has its own large parking space.
Location


Haddenham is a picturesque fen-edge village located approximately 7 miles south-west of Ely and around 15 miles from Cambridge. The A142 provides direct road links to Ely and Newmarket, while Ely railway station offers frequent services to London, Cambridge, Norwich, and King’s Lynn, making the village well placed for commuters. The flat fenland landscape also provides excellent cycling routes to Wilburton, Sutton, and Ely.

The village is known for its slightly elevated position, offering attractive views across the surrounding fens, and for its strong community-focused atmosphere. Local amenities include The Barn, an independent micropub, as well as The Three Kings. Independent shops include a hairdresser, the Haddenham Arts Centre, known for its art displays and creative workshops, and an artisan gift shop. The spar incorporates a Post Office, and there is also a chemist, health centre, and churches. The Arkenstall is another asset of the village, providing a venue for local groups and activities, including art, exercise, drama, and music, alongside a village hall, sports field, and children’s play areas. The village also hosts popular annual events such as the Haddenham Steam Rally and the Haddenham Beer Festival, which bring the community together and attract visitors from the surrounding area. Scenic walking and cycling routes are also easily accessible, including quiet fen lanes and the Ouse Valley trails.

Ely is a historic cathedral city renowned for its magnificent 11th-century Cathedral, whose distinctive Octagon Tower dominates the surrounding landscape. Developed around this iconic landmark, the city offers a rich cultural heritage with a programme of musical, liturgical and cultural events throughout the year. Other notable attractions include the Stained Glass Museum and Oliver Cromwell's House, with its striking Tudor façade.

The city provides an excellent range of amenities, including a variety of shops, sporting facilities, a cinema complex, attractive parklands such as Cherry Hill Park and Jubilee Gardens, riverside walks along the Great Ouse, charming tea rooms, and a wide selection of restaurants, cafés and public houses. Ely is also home to three popular markets: The award-winning Farmers' Market, the Thursday General Market and the Saturday Craft and Collectables Market.

Education is well catered for, with King's Ely, a highly regarded co-educational independent day and boarding school.

Approximately 16 miles to the south lies the university city of Cambridge, celebrated for its unique blend of historic architecture, world-renowned colleges, picturesque streets, extensive shopping facilities and the scenic River Cam. Cambridge is internationally recognised not only for its academic excellence but also as a leading centre for technology, biotechnology and medical research, home to organisations including arm, Microsoft, AstraZeneca, the Cambridge Science Park and Addenbrooke's Hospital Biomedical Campus.

The city offers exceptional cultural opportunities, with concerts, exhibitions and events held throughout its colleges, museums and galleries. There are also excellent independent schools, expansive green spaces including Jesus Green and Midsummer Common, and the famous punting experience along The Backs.

EPC Rating: E

Garden

A large rear private garden with plenty of scope for improvement.

Parking - Double Garage

Parking - Off Street

The driveway is shared with two adjoining properties but this property has its own large parking space.

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