Pigeons Close, Thriplow

Property Insight
An extended and beautifully presented 3-bedroom semi-detached family home in the highly sought-after village of Thriplow. This spacious property is superbly positioned with fields to rear, enjoying an open-plan lounge/dining room with bi-fold doors, a contemporary kitchen, a utility, a cloakroom WC, 3 well-proportioned bedrooms, a family bathroom, a storage garage, an enclosed garden with delightful views and driveway parking.
This lovely home enjoys a pleasant and tidy frontage, with a front lawn garden with plants and shrubs, and access to the rear. Upon stepping inside, the entrance hallway is bright and welcoming, benefiting from integrated storage, wood flooring, inset lighting, stairs to the first floor, and doors through to the downstairs living space, including a cloakroom WC.
The kitchen is a contemporary space, enjoying a window to a front aspect, a range of modern base and wall units, wood worktops, tiled flooring and splashbacks, inset and undercounter lighting, an integrated oven, hob, extractor fan, fridge/freezer and dishwasher, and space for other small kitchen appliances.
The lounge/dining room makes up the beautiful extension, benefiting from vaulted ceilings, bi-fold doors to the rear garden, 2 Velux windows, wood flooring, inset lighting, and ample space for a variety of lounge, dining and storage furniture.
Upstairs to the first floor, this well-presented property continues to offer generous accommodation, with 3 well-proportioned bedrooms, integrated storage and a family bathroom, comprising a bath with an overhead shower, a WC and a hand wash basin.
Outside, to the rear, the garden is a good size, fully enclosed by fencing and offering a truly lovely space to sit and relax on warm days. The garden is laid mainly to lawn, with a paved patio area just by the house, providing space for garden furniture, enjoying family meals and entertaining guests. There are delightful views to the rear, well-established borders of colourful plants and shrubs, and scope for new owners to put their own touches on things.
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Location - Thriplow
Thriplow is a picturesque and highly desired village in South Cambridgeshire, just 8 miles from the famous city of Cambridge, 8 miles from Royston, and 3 miles from the M11 with its direct links to London.
The village is very well-known for its annual Daffodil Weekend, which heralds the arrival of spring with its pretty daffodil displays and draws visitors from all across the neighbouring counties. There are two days of fun activities for all the family, over 100 stalls to peruse, and local food and drinks to enjoy.
St. George’s Church dates back to the 12th century and is in regular use today with an active congregation of all ages. Located in a beautiful setting, the church provides a welcome pack to village newcomers that covers all activities and events. It hosts regular services, including Holy Communion and Evensong, and maintains strong links with the CoE primary school, providing children with fortnightly assemblies and festive services and classes.
The Green Man is a lovely rural pub that has been open for over 200 years and is now owned by the community. It is family- and dog-friendly, offering visitors a warm and friendly atmosphere and a fantastic range of food and beverages using locally sourced ingredients. There is also a village shop, offering an extensive range of goods, and a playgroup for preschoolers.
The village offers many clubs, including cricket, karate, aerobics, Pilates, dance, drama, local history, and gardening, as well as local facilities for fishing, tennis and horse-riding. The Village Hall hosts further events and parties for the area, and there are many footpaths that lead walkers through fields, woods and orchid meadows.
Thriplow residents can also enjoy free entrance to the world-class tourist attraction, Duxford Imperial War Museum, on non-show days.
If you’re looking to purchase in the area, we highly recommend giving this lovely village a visit!