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Welcome to New Homes in Huntingdon, the easy way to find new homes in Huntingdon and the surrounding area. Located in the county of Cambridgeshire, the historic town of Huntingdon came to prominence as a strategic bridge head over the river Ouse around the 13th century. Located close to what is now the A11, the town grew as trade passed through the area. Originally a market town, Huntingdon today consists of a bustling town centre with over 200 retailers consisting of national chains and local specialist shops. The tourist information centre occupies what was once Oliver Cromwell's house, and the town prides itself on being the birthplace of four generations of Cromwells. Huntingdon is well served by a range of schools and colleges, offering excellent levels of education. The local rail station provides hourly direct trains to London Kings Cross, whilst by car the capital is 65 miles away. Standstead International Airport is only 33 miles away. Due to it's proximity with London, and good transport links the town has become popular with commuters. New homes in Huntingdon provide the best of both worlds for those seeking a property surrounded by a stunning natural environment, yet with access to all the essential cultural, economic and social facilities of a contemporary town. Enjoy the benefits of a newly built home in the idyllic Cambridgeshire countryside, search for a new home in Huntingdon today!

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Huntingdon is a market town located in East Anglia, Britain. It was formerly a county town of Huntingdonshire before being absorbed into the county of Cambridgeshire. The town has a population of approximately 19,830 people. Huntingdon has a very interesting history, from ancient period to the present era. Surrounded by the Great River Ouse, the region has been serving as a market town since medieval times. It was awarded the royal seal in the year 1205 by King John, thus showing its strategic importance.

Huntington's Cromwell museum is located in a building that was once a religious hospital managed by Benedictine monks and later a Grammar School. "Despite being transformed into a modern, cosmopolitan town in recent times, Huntingdon has fortunately retained most of its classic old buildings", says Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk, England's leading new homes property website.

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Things To See And Do In Huntingdon:

If you're planning a trip to Huntingdon, you are in for some great fun as this town has some amazing tourist attractions that will make you fall in love with it. What's even better is that all these interesting places are just a short walk away from Huntingdon. Tourists can walk through the Great River Ouse to the pretty village of Hartford. Also while there, don't forget to visit the famous church nearby which has been around since the twelfth century.

If you are the type of tourist who finds historical monuments fascinating make sure you visit the Hill which is located on the town's edge. This is the place where the Conqueror Norman once built a wooden castle centuries ago. Unfortunately, there's nothing left of that castle today but the place is still worth a visit. You should also visit Huntingdon Bridge and Godmanchester, which is a town from the 15th century. Going to this place will definitely be a one of a kind experience.

Another attraction located on the border of Huntingdon is the PortHolme meadow. Starting your trip at PortHolme, you can stroll down to the river where you'll see wildlife and pretty boats. This is a great place for nature lovers or if you just want to be somewhere where you can relax. You can also find many bike tracks in Huntingdon.

There's also the new library where you can look through the region's records and discover lots of interesting information.

If you want to visit other villages or towns, just take a bus from Huntingdon bus station. You can explore any place you like and the fun never has to stop. Cambridge, for example, is just an hour away while you can also take a bus to London, Liverpool or Leeds. People travelling by car can go from the A14.

The town centre is home to a vast range of shops, ranging from supermarkets to boutiques. There are also several nice restaurants and cafes. Not to mention, a large number of good hotels both for dining at and staying.

Famous People Born In Huntingdon:

Despite being a small town, the wonderful Huntingdon is the birthplace of many world famous people. Some of them include Oliver Cromwell, William Cowper and Dick Turpin.

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