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£187,500
2 Bedroom
Crowland Road, Haverhill
Offered for sale with no onward chain is an extended two bedroom end terrace house located close to the town centre. The property benefits from two reception rooms and low maintenance rear garden. (EPC Rating TBC)
£182,500
2 Bedroom
Hamlet Road, Haverhill
Offered for sale with no onward chain is a two bedroom terraced property situated on Hamlet Road, within walking distance to the town centre and local amenities. Benefitting from one allocated parking space and open living/dining room. Ideal for firs
Haverhill is one of the most affordable ways into the Cambridge commute, which is what brings most buyers searching for property for sale in Haverhill. The town grew fast from the 1950s as part of London overspill, so you will find period terraces and older houses around Market Hill alongside new-build family homes on large, well-served estates like the Arboretum. That range gives first-time buyers and growing families more choice, and more space for the money, than they would find closer to the city. Cambridge is around 17 miles off, with the science and research parks at Granta and Babraham on the route, and Stansted and the M11 an easy reach to the south.
For more rural character, or simply more on the market, Haverhill buyers often look to the villages and towns nearby. Kedington sits just north along the Stour valley, and the small market town of Clare, a few miles east along the same valley, offers period charm at a quieter pace, though both only see a few homes change hands at a time. For a different balance of price and commute, with more coming up, Saffron Walden to the west and Cambridge to the north-west are both within reach.
Why Cheffins?
Cheffins runs an office in Haverhill and covers the town and its villages, part of a firm that dates back to 1825. Across a market this mixed, the team works everything from town-centre terraces and new build family homes, to period houses out in the villages. With the firm’s property auctions and regional reach behind them, they can place where a particular street or estate sits on price, which is the hard part in a town that grew as quickly as Haverhill did.