Kings Park

Life at Kings Park is designed to be lived outdoors. Whether you’re a morning runner, a dog walker, or a parent, you’ll find space to breathe:

• The Wildflower Meadow: A dedicated on-site space designed to encourage local biodiversity and provide a peaceful retreat for residents.

• Landscaped Play Areas: Safe, modern play spaces within the development where the next generation of Kings Park neighbours can meet and play.

• Local Nature on Your Doorstep: Enjoy easy access to Les King Wood, Giant’s Hill, and Rampton Park for weekend adventures.

Kings Park residents are just a short walk from the centres of village life:

• The Community Centre: Located on the High Street, this vibrant hub hosts everything from a community coffee shop and film screenings to fitness classes and seasonal markets.

• Sporting Spirit: From the Cottenham Bowls Club and Tennis Club to local football and cricket teams, there are endless ways to stay active and meet like-minded neighbours.

• Active Groups: Join a community that cares. Whether it’s Sustainable Cottenham, the Women’s Institute, or the Fen Edge Community Association, there is a group for every interest.

A ten-minute stroll brings you into the heart of Cottenham, where village heritage meets modern convenience.

• The bustling High Street is perfectly equipped for daily life, featuring a well-stocked Co-op and post office alongside artisan florists and independent boutiques.

• Beyond the shops, the village supports a healthy lifestyle with two GP surgeries, a dental practice, and a local library all close at hand.

• As the sun sets, Cottenham’s social scene awakens—choose from four historic pubs for a quiet pint, the community hub for coffee with friends, or an evening at the village’s award-winning Indian restaurant.

Cottenham is a premier choice for commuters, situated just 6 miles from the heart of Cambridge. Whether you prefer to travel by bus, bike, or car, the city is within effortless reach.

• The Citi 7 service runs frequently from the High Street, providing a direct link to Cambridge city centre and the central railway station.

• For cyclists, a dedicated path connects you to neighbouring Histon and onto the Cambridge Science Park and North Railway Station in just 30–35 minutes.

• Alternatively, a 25-minute drive places you amidst world-renowned research hubs and the city’s historic centre.

The Gateway to the Region

Beyond the city, Kings Park is strategically located for easy access to the UK’s major arterial roads.

• The A14 is just 10 minutes away, offering a fast east-west connection to Newmarket, Bury St Edmunds, and the M1.

• The M11 is equally accessible, providing a direct route south to London or north toward the A1.

• For global travel, Stansted Airport is approximately a 45-minute drive, making international trips for business or leisure incredibly convenient.