4 bed Detached House - For Sale
Viking Way, Buckden
£500,000

• Four Double Bedrooms
• Detached Home
• 25ft Kitchen/Diner
• Separate Utility Room
• Lounge and Separate Study
• En-suite Shower Room
• Studio/Converted Garage
• Popular Village Locaton

Harvey Robinson estate agents in St Neots are delighted to be marketing this modern four-bedroom detached home located in the popular village of Buckden. The property was constructed in 2020 by Bloor Homes and provides spacious accommodation over two floors and would make an ideal family home. To the ground floor there is a large entrance hall, cloakroom, study, lounge, and an impressive 25ft kitchen/dining/family room that spans the width of the property, there is also a separate utility room. To the first floor there are four double bedrooms, an en-suite, and a family bathroom. Outside there is an enclosed rear garden and a detached garage that the current owners have converted into a studio with a partition wall whilst leaving a space at the front for storage. Please contact our St Neots office to arrange a viewing.

LOCATION & AMENITIES Buckden is a thriving village located between 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 laides boutique plus many more facilities dotted around the village.

The train stations at nearby towns of Huntingdon and St Neots provide a fast train link into London. Driving into Cambridge is also easily done with the new stretch of A14 finished. Buckden itself sits on the A1 providing easy access into London, Biggleswade, Bedford and Peterborough.

FAQ Postcode for SatNav: PE19 5WF
What3Words Location: ///desk.consoles.jaunts
Council tax: E
When was the property built: 2020
How long have the owners lived here: Since new
Garden aspect: South
Primary catchment: Buckden
Secondary catchment: Hinchingbrooke
Water meter: Yes
Loft: Not boarded
Estate maintenance charge: £120 per annum
Useful information: The property benefits from an electric charging point and an electric roller door in the garage

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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