Estate agents in Biggleswade

Did you know

• Biggleswade is a charming market town located in Bedfordshire. Situated on the River Ivel, it offers a mix of historical attractions, green spaces, and amenities.

  When the Great North Railway first opened, Biggleswade was the first town to have a mainline station! Jordans Mill supplies cereals as far as Canada, and there used to be a Felix cat food factory here too!

• Property

  There are a huge range of properties in Biggleswade. From the character cottages on Sun Street, listed buildings on London Road and newer developments like Kings Reach.

  The heart of Biggleswade features a mix of period properties, modern apartments, and traditional terraced houses. It offers easy access to amenities and transport links.

  
  Holme Court Avenue is a popular residential area known for its spacious homes and leafy surroundings. It's ideal for families seeking a quieter suburban lifestyle.
  Kings Reach is a newer development which offers a range of modern houses and apartments, designed with contemporary living in mind. It features parks, playgrounds, and green spaces, making it attractive for families.

• Transport

  Biggleswade is on the Thameslink and situated right on the A1(M) which makes it increasingly popular for commuters into London and Cambridge.

  Biggleswade Railway Station offers regular train services to London Kings Cross, making it a convenient commuter town for those working in the capital.

  Situated just off the A1 motorway, Biggleswade provides easy access to major road networks, including the A1(M) and the M1, facilitating travel by car to London, Cambridge, and beyond.

  The town is served by local bus routes, providing connections to nearby towns and villages.

• Schools

  Biggleswade has several primary schools, including Edward Peake CofE Middle School and Lawnside Lower School, providing education for children of primary age.

  Stratton Upper School is the main secondary school in Biggleswade, offering a range of academic and vocational courses.

• Parks and Recreation

  Biggleswade Common is a large open space offering walking trails, playgrounds, and sports facilities. It's a popular spot for picnics, dog walking, and outdoor recreation.

  Ivel Springs Nature Reserve provides opportunities for wildlife watching, nature walks, and birdwatching along the River Ivel.

  The countryside walks are also a huge bonus for people, being able to walk a few minutes and be out in the middle of nowhere has a huge appeal.

  Saxon Pool & Leisure Centre provides facilities for swimming, fitness classes, and sports activities, catering to residents of all ages.

• Shopping and Dining

  The town centre itself is very pretty, with more and more independent shops, bars and restaurants choosing to open here.

  Biggleswade's Market Square is at the heart of the town's shopping scene. It hosts regular markets where you can find fresh produce, local goods, and various other items.

  Biggleswade has a couple of retail parks, including the A1 Retail Park and Biggleswade Retail Park, where you can find larger stores such as supermarkets, home improvement stores, and chain retailers.

  Alongside the larger retail parks, you'll find independent shops dotted throughout the town, offering a range of products from clothing and accessories to homeware and gifts.

  The Market Square area is home to several restaurants and cafés offering a range of cuisines, from traditional British fare to international dishes. You can find options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner here.

  Biggleswade has a selection of pubs and bars where you can enjoy a drink and a meal in a relaxed atmosphere. Some may also offer live music or entertainment on certain nights.

  While Biggleswade may not have the same extensive shopping and dining options as larger cities, it still provides a pleasant and convenient experience for residents and visitors alike, with its mix of local businesses, chain retailers, and eateries catering to various tastes and preferences.

• Culture

  Nearby tourist attractions are Jordan’s Mill, Shuttleworth, various nature reserves. Biggleswade is close to Stevenage and Bedford, where you’ll be able to find bigger chain restaurants, cinemas, crazy golf and more.

  St. Andrew's Church is a historic church dating back to the 12th century, featuring impressive architecture and stained glass windows.

  Jordan's Mill is located nearby in Langford, Jordan's Mill is a working flour mill with a museum, gardens, and cafe, offering a glimpse into the area's agricultural heritage.