7 Penda Court, St. Neots, PE19 5WL

Harvey Robinson estate agents in St Neots are delighted to present this beautifully designed three‐bedroom semi‐detached home, perfectly positioned in the sought‐after village of Buckden.

Built in 2022 by Bloor Homes to their Lyttelton design, the property offers bright, contemporary living with an exceptional finish throughout.

The ground floor welcomes you with a spacious entrance hall complete with built‐in storage, a stylish cloakroom, a generous dual‐aspect lounge, and a kitchen/dining space ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.

Upstairs, the home continues to impress with three bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with its own en‐suite shower room, complemented by a family bathroom.

Outside you will find an enclosed rear garden with gated access to two allocaated parking spaces.

Faq Postcode for SatNav: PE19 5WL What3Words location: ///pencil.taxpayers.chairing Council tax: C Estate management fee: £280 per annum Vendors onward movements: Relocating, will be purchasing on Garden aspect: South Primary school catchment: Buckden Secondary school catchment: Hinchingbrooke Water meter: Yes Loft: Part boarded Fixtures and fittings: Carpets, integrated appliances, blinds, bathroom mirrors, wardrobe in main bedroom Location: Buckden is a thriving village right in the middle of St Neots and Huntingdon which benefits from shops, pubs and a clutch of useful amenities like a doctors, library, pharmacy, and post office.

There's also a stunning church in the centre of the village and the magnificent Buckden Towers that's now used as a conference centre, and really gives the village curb appeal.

The village has its own marina and easy access to a stretch of the glorious River Great Ouse.

In the heart of the village is The George Hotel, a gorgeous gastropub and boutique 10-bedroom hotel with stunning interiors and a lovely light-filled orangery.

The George serves everything from breakfast and brunch to afternoon tea and dinner, and there's a cosy and atmospheric bar for cocktails in the evening.

For a more traditional pub experience The Lion Hotel is one of the oldest coaching inns in the country.

The village's third pub is The Vine, which hosts community events and serves Sunday lunch as well as a selection of ales.

For everyday essentials the well-stocked village shop with a Post Office inside will mean you don't have to constantly be jumping in the car.

There's also another small convenience store, a pharmacy, a local butcher's, a women's boutique plus many more facilities dotted around the village.

The train station at nearby St Neots provides a direct train into London in under a hour.

Driving into Cambridge is also easily done with the new stretch of A14 finished and will take you half an hour. Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services.

Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate, and photographs provided for guidance only.

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View all our properties at Rated Exceptional in Best Estate Agent Guide 2024 British Property Awards 2023 – Gold Winner 5.0 Star Google Review Rating EPC Rating: B Location Buckden is a thriving village right in the middle of St Neots and Huntingdon which benefits from shops, pubs and a clutch of useful amenities like a doctors, library, pharmacy, and post office.

There's also a stunning church in the centre of the village and the magnificent Buckden Towers that's now used as a conference centre, and really gives the village curb appeal.

The village has its own marina and easy access to a stretch of the glorious River Great Ouse.

In the heart of the village is The George Hotel, a gorgeous gastropub and boutique 10-bedroom hotel with stunning interiors and a lovely light-filled orangery.

The George serves everything from breakfast and brunch to afternoon tea and dinner, and there's a cosy and atmospheric bar for cocktails in the evening.

For a more traditional pub experience The Lion Hotel is one of the oldest coaching inns in the country.

The village's third pub is The Vine, which hosts community events and serves Sunday lunch as well as a selection of ales.

For everyday essentials the well-stocked village shop with a Post Office inside will mean you don't have to constantly be jumping in the car.

There's also another small convenience store, a pharmacy, a local butcher's, a women's boutique plus many more facilities dotted around the village.

The train station at nearby St Neots provides a direct train into London in under an hour.

Driving into Cambridge is also easily done with the new stretch of A14 finished and will take you half an hour.

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