Blakeland Hill, C...

Situated in the popular village of Duxford, this well-proportioned CHAIN FREE three-bedroom terraced home offers comfortable accommodation arranged over two floors. Ideal for FTB, Investment or looking to downsize.
THE HOME
The property is entered via a welcoming entrance porch and hall with separate front doors, leading through to a utility room and separate hallway for the Kitchen and Livingroom.. Double glazed windows and doors allow plenty of natural light to flow through the utility room, with direct access to the rear garden creating a connection between indoor and outdoor living. Ideal for a American fridge
/freezer and cheeky wine fridge, all ready for those summer BBQs.
The kitchen/dining room provides a practical and sociable space, with the kitchen flowing seamlessly into the dining area, making it ideal for everyday family life and entertaining. The kitchen is fitted with a range of base and wall units, ample work tops, space for free standing cooker, tiled splashbacks and an inset stainless steel sink with mixer tap, together with space for fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. The adjoining dining area offers space for a table and chairs and views over the rear garden and ideal for family meal times.
Upstairs, the first floor comprises three bedrooms, two doubles and one single, ideal for a work from home space and providing comfortable accommodation for a range of buyers, all served by a family bathroom, ideal to relax after a hard day’s work or play.
Combining a convenient village location with versatile living space, this terraced home would make an appealing choice for first-time buyers, growing families or those looking to settle in Duxford.
OUTSIDE
To the front of Blackland Hill, a block-paved area is complemented by a lawn and surrounding neatly maintained privet hedging. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, with established shrubs, a pathway leading to the utility area and a gazebo, ideal for summer barbecues and outdoor entertaining. A freestanding garden shed is situated at the bottom of the garden.
THE VILLAGE
Duxford is a well-established and highly regarded South Cambridgeshire village, situated approximately 10 miles south of Cambridge and offering an attractive combination of traditional village character, excellent transport connections and a strong sense of community.
The village has a distinctive historic character, with a mixture of period properties and more modern homes arranged around its traditional streets and village spaces. Duxford is perhaps best known internationally for its aviation heritage and its association with the Imperial War Museum Duxford, which occupies the former airfield to the west of the village. The site played an important role during the Second World War and is now home to an extensive collection of historic aircraft and exhibitions. (duxfordparishcouncil.gov.uk)
Duxford offers a good range of local amenities for day-to-day living, including a community primary school, local shop, cafés and places to eat, together with two traditional village pubs (John Barleycorn and The Plough) . The village also benefits from the Duxford Community Centre, which opened in 2020 and provides a hub for local clubs, societies, activities, events and community gatherings.
There are a number of opportunities for recreation within the village, including the recreation ground and open spaces, while the surrounding countryside provides an attractive setting for walking and cycling. The village’s historic streets and surrounding rural landscape also make it particularly appealing to those seeking a village environment whilst retaining convenient access to larger centres. (duxfordparishcouncil.gov.uk)
For commuters, Duxford is particularly well placed for access to the wider road network. The M11 runs alongside the eastern edge of the wider Duxford area, providing direct road connections towards Cambridge and London, as well as Stansted and the wider motorway network. IWM Duxford itself describes its location as being between Cambridge and Stansted on the M11. (Historic England)
The nearby railway stations at Whittlesford Parkway and Great Chesterford provide further rail connections, while Cambridge city centre is readily accessible by road. This combination of road and rail links makes Duxford a particularly practical location for those commuting into Cambridge or travelling further afield.
With its attractive village setting, historic character, excellent transport links and strong community facilities, Duxford provides an appealing balance of rural village living and accessibility to Cambridge and the wider region.
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FURTHER INFORMATION
Tenure: Flying Freehold
Heating: Electric Night Storage
EPC: 60 D Potential 97 A
Council Tax: C South Cambridgeshire District Council
Services: Mains Electric and Water
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