Percheron Close, Impington, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB24 9YX

A modern detached four bedroom family house, with over a third of an acre of wonderful south-west facing garden, in this established, peaceful cul-de-sac location.

Cambridge City Centre 3 miles, A14 1.2 miles, M11 (Junction 14) 3 miles, Cambridge Science Park 2.7 miles, Cambridge North Railway Station 3.5 miles (distances are approximate).

30 Percheron Close is a wonderful detached four-bedroom house, constructed with brick elevations under tiled roofs and was built by Twigden Homes in 1993.

Lying within a Conservation Area, it forms part of a select development of 4 and 5 bedroom detached houses. Impington is one of the most popular of the 'necklace' villages around Cambridge.

It adjoins the village of Histon, which combined, provide an excellent range of facilities including small supermarkets, post office, library, bank, restaurants and public houses.

There is also schooling for all ages with infants and junior schools and a highly regarded village college/sixth form centre about a third of a mile from the property.

Percheron Close is also within close proximity of Vision Park and a stop for the Guided Busway, linking with the city centre, Science Park and Addenbrookes Hospital/Biomedical Campus, together with St Ives and Huntingdon.

Nearby Cambridge provides extensive shopping facilities and an excellent choice of independent schools.

For the commuter the property is well placed for access to the A14, connecting with the M11 and Cambridge North Railway Station is about 3.5 miles away providing services to Cambridge, King's Cross and Liverpool Street.

Historical Note Percheron Close was constructed in the grounds of the former Impington Hall and it is understood that the grounds of the Hall were landscaped by the English landscape architect, Lancelot "Capability" Brown.

Percheron Close appears to have taken its name from the Percheron heavy horses used by Chivers after World War I to draw their wagons laden with fruit.