Modern Living Meets Countryside Charm

Kings Park is ideally positioned for families, with a range of highly regarded educational settings nearby, including local pre-schools and nurseries within a mile of the development, Cottenham Primary School just a six-minute walk away, and Cottenham Village College, a well-respected secondary school and sixth form at the heart of the village community.

Life at Kings Park is centred around outdoor living, with thoughtfully designed green spaces including a wildflower meadow that encourages biodiversity, landscaped play areas for families to enjoy, and easy access to nearby natural spaces such as Les King Wood, Giant’s Hill, and Rampton Park for walking, running, and weekend adventures.

Kings Park places residents at the heart of village life, just a short walk from the community centre on the High Street, where events, fitness classes, markets, and social activities bring neighbours together, while local sports clubs, football and cricket teams, and active community groups including Sustainable Cottenham, the Women’s Institute, and the Fen Edge Community Association offer plenty of opportunities to stay active, social, and connected.

A ten-minute walk from Kings Park brings residents into the heart of Cottenham, where the bustling High Street offers everyday essentials including a Co-op, post office, artisan florists, and independent boutiques, alongside convenient healthcare facilities such as GP surgeries, a dental practice, and a local library, while a choice of historic pubs, cafés, and the village’s award-winning Indian restaurant create a vibrant social scene to enjoy throughout the week.

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.