• High-Specification Penthouse Apartment +
• Three Generous Bedrooms +
• Spacious Open-Plan Kitchen, Living, And Dining Area +
• Contemporary Family Bathroom +
• Allocated Parking For Two Vehicles +
• Visitor And Overflow Parking Available +
• Generous And Accessible Eaves Storage. +
• EPC -B +

A high-specification three-bedroom penthouse apartment set within a recently developed former Police Station in the heart of the sought-after village of Bottisham, just a short distance from Cambridge. This stylish home offers an impressive open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area featuring high-quality fittings, quartz work surfaces, and integrated appliances, creating a perfect space for modern living and entertaining. The property is beautifully finished throughout, showcasing excellent attention to detail and contemporary design, along with useful and generous storage within the eaves. The apartment comprises three well-proportioned bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes, including a generous main bedroom with an en suite shower room. There is also a modern family bathroom and ample storage throughout. Externally, the property benefits from allocated parking for two vehicles, additional visitor spaces, and communal bin and bike stores. Remaining NHBC warranty offers peace of mind, and the apartment is held on a long lease, making it an ideal home in a well-served and desirable village location. Bottisham is a popular village with commuters who need to gain access to Cambridge and Newmarket, due to its easy access onto the A14, and also has well regarded local schools.  It is just a mile away from the tourist attraction Anglesey Abbey – a historic mansion owned by the National Trust situated within 98 acres of landscaped grounds. Local sports clubs in the village included Bottisham Swimming Club who train at Bottisham and Impington Sports centres and compete at regional galas, and Bottisham Football Club an FA Charter Standard club. Schooling is provided by Bottisham Primary School, rated good by Ofsted, and Bottisham Village College, rated outstanding. Bottisham was the second of Henry Morris' village colleges, built in 1937, the first being Sawston Village College that was built in 1930. 

EPC Rating: B