• Popular Village Location +
• Superb Access into Cambridge, Ely, Bury, Newmarket & London Via A14/A11/M11 +
• Local Outstanding Schools +
• Generous size garden +
• Mid-terraced property +
• Modern Fitted kitchen and bathroom +
• Three bedroom +
• Loving family home +

Charming 3-Bedroom Mid-Terrace Home in a Sought-After Village Location This beautifully presented three-bedroom mid-terraced home features a recently fitted modern kitchen and a stylish, newly installed bathroom, adding an immediate sense of quality and contemporary appeal throughout. Set in a highly desirable village location, the property offers two generous double bedrooms and a well-proportioned single room — ideal for families, home working, or guest accommodation. Outside, the home boasts a generous garden, perfect for relaxing, entertaining, or enjoying outdoor activities. Ideally positioned, residents enjoy excellent access to Cambridge, Ely, Bury St Edmunds, Newmarket, and London via the A14, A11, and M11. The location is further enhanced by its close proximity to outstanding local schools, making it particularly attractive for families. With its village setting, modern upgrades, and superb transport links, this lovely mid-terrace home offers a fantastic opportunity for comfortable and convenient living. Location
Exning is located on the Cambridge/Suffolk border and is just 2 miles away from the historic horse racing town of Newmarket and the thriving village of Burwell. The university city of Cambridge some 13 miles away is easily accessible with excellent access to the A14 which interconnects to the M11 motorway to London and the A11 to the east. The market town of Bury St Edmunds is approximately 15 miles away.

For commuters there is a branch line connection from Newmarket to Cambridge and Ipswich. Cambridge and Whittlesford Parkway offer direct rail lines into London, with Cambridge North Station and the fastest trains taking under one hour. Stansted International Airport is approximately 35 miles away.

Village Information
Being near Newmarket, the headquarters of horse racing in England, there are many equine connections including several Stud Farms and the National Equine Hospital.

A spring at Exning was named St Wendreda's Well, and a local legend had it that the seventh century Saint Wendreda used its water for healing. Newmarket jockeys used to take horses there to drink before a race. Local lore reputes Exning to have been the capital of the Iceni tribe and therefore home of Queen Boadicea (Boudicca) who defeated the Romans. She appears on the village sign.