Cam Locks, Bannold Road, Waterbeach, CB25 9LQ
House Types Apartments, 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes
Price range £229,500 - £425,000
Cam Locks; a diverse development that offers a wide enough selection of high quality properties to meet the demands of any homebuyer. Whether you're young professionals looking for a mews home, or a growing family hankering for the space and privacy of a large five-bedroom property, it's the ideal location.
Set in the scenic Waterbeach close to Cambridge, this range of mews and detached homes has been designed to complement perfectly their surroundings.
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For life in the beautiful fens
Set on the edge of the famous fens just outside Cambridge, Cam Locks offers all the benefits of a small village in a beautiful rural setting with no shortage of history, attractions or amenities. Since pre-Norman times, the area has been an important centre for local trade and commerce, with the river Cam forming a natural highway for the boats and barges that plied their trade along its banks. The river passes through the village, winding and twisting its way into the centre of Cambridge to the south and towards the cathedral city of Ely to the north. The towpath, known as 'The Haling Way', offers an attractive way to explore its banks. Follow it all the way to Cambridge centre, or stay nearby and discover Cow Hollow Wood, a 165-acre wood that was planted as a local Millennium Project. Now well established with trees as diverse as oak, willow, maple and ash, it's a popular place for a walk, picnic or just a spot of wildlife watching.
For life in the beautiful fens that keeps busy centres within easy striking distance, Cam Locks provides a location that you'll always be glad to come home to.
An ideal location for commuters and growing families
Waterbeach has its own railway station with regular services to London and a frequent bus service to Cambridge and the neighbouring towns. The village also has a well-regarded primary school that was recently awarded outstanding results by Ofsted, several pubs and shops and a lively social scene with numerous clubs and societies.
Of course, the many modern transport links to the village have made the river a less busy thoroughfare than it was in the past. The M11 and its direct route to the heart of London is just over 4 miles away, whilst the A10 and A14 make access to nearby towns such as Peterborough and Bury St Edmunds easy. If you prefer to leave the car at home, a village railway station with regular services means a trip of just 10 minutes into Cambridge, or a commute into London Kings Cross station in just over an hour.
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