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14 Market Hill , St. Ives, Cambridgeshire, PE27 5AL
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Company Number: 04196673
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Ellis Winters is an award-winning, independently owned and operated estate agency providing sales and lettings services in St Ives, Cambridgeshire and the surrounding villages.
Ellis Winters has been included in the renowned Best Estate Agent Guide for another consecutive year. Having been awarded an ‘Exceptional’ status by the guide, ranking us within the top 5% of estate agents across the UK.
To read more about The Best Estate Agent Guide, follow the link: The Best Estate Agent Guide
Senior Sales Negotiator - St Ives
Senior Sales Negotiator - St Ives
Senior Sales Negotiator - St Ives
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St Ives is an attractive medieval market within the county of Cambridgeshire.
One of the main attractions to people looking to move to the area is the variety of housing options available.
St Ives itself has several options for buyers, with central townhouse living, only a short walk from shops and restaurants to more space in the towns thoughtfully designed estates.
There are also several excellent neighbouring villages for those looking for a more country feel, whilst remaining well connected for shops, restaurants, and employment.
Our offices cover Somersham, Hemingford Grey, Hemingford Abbots, Warboys, Colne, Fenstanton, Needingworth, Wennington, Bluntisham, Godmanchester, Houghton, Holywell, Earith, Woodhurst, Wyton, Fen Drayton, Papworth Everard, Brampton, Hilton, Oldhurst and other neighbouring villages.
Due to its riverside location and excellent road links, St Ives has always had an excellent variety of pubs and restaurants to visit. In fact, in 1838, this small town had no less than 64 pubs! One for every 55 inhabitants.
Today there are fewer pubs, however, more restaurants and coffee shops. With over 30 options of where to eat in the town, you’re spoilt for choice. The options include a Wetherspoons (The Swan and Angel), the newly opened Whiskey Café, Di Rita’s and more!
If it is more coffee and cake you are looking for, St Ives also has a Tom’s Cakes, Nuts Bistro and Costa, to name a few!
St Ives has several fantastic venues for events throughout the year, both inside and out.
The Corn Exchange in the centre of the town hosts a variety of events every month, from comedy nights, poetry, musical performances and arts & craft events.
Neighbouring the excellent leisure facilities at One Leisure, the Burgess Hall provides a venue for boogie nights, antique shows and boxing events.
When the weather turns warm, Warners park in the centre of town hosts the popular ‘Picnic in the Park’, with live bands, food stalls and lots of fun.
Whatever your interest, St Ives has lots to keep you entertained.
St Ives residents are extremely lucky to have so many high quality outdoor spaces to explore, relax and play in.
A main feature of the town is the River Ouse that runs through it, providing endless leisure opportunities.
With several parks dotted around the town, you are always within a short walk of a green space. Some parts are small and peaceful, while others provide more facilities such as playgrounds, skateboard and scooter ramps or football pitches.
Not only does St Ives have excellent outdoor spaces, but there are also walks in every direction to take you to neighbouring villages which offer even more options.
With excellent transport links to London, Cambridge, Peterborough and Ely, St Ives has excellent employment opportunities in the surrounding area.
For those working from home, St Ives and its neighbouring villages are connected to high-speed broadband.
Due to a large cluster of high-tech software companies selecting Cambridge as their home, the area has become known as ‘Silicon Fen’, also known as the Cambridge cluster.
For those living in or considering buying in St Ives, the excellent transport links are of huge benefit, whether commuting for work, shopping and days out.
The Busway was introduced in 2011 and is now used by residents to get to Cambridge and the surrounding areas on a daily basis. This mode of transport uses guided busway along old railway lines to reduce traffic and travel time.
Huntingdon train station is less than 15 minutes away.
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