Eaton Socon, Eaton Ford or Eynesbury?
Hi. Just wondered if you had any opinions! My husband and I are thinking of moving from Hertfordshire to either Eaton Socon,Eaton Ford or Eynesbury. Although we have been to St Neots a number of...
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QuoteCyclingCarl Love's Farm? I was told that they were relocating lots from the Huntingdon Oxmoor estate to Loves Farm so I wouldn't go there if it's true! Has anyone else heard this??
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Eaton Ford or Socon for me. We moved from Eynesbury Manor in Jan to the top end of Eaton Socon in Jan and are loving the space and peace compared to the very hemmed in new build estate we were on....
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QuoteFJR1300 QuoteCyclingCarl Love's Farm? I was told that they were relocating lots from the Huntingdon Oxmoor estate to Loves Farm so I wouldn't go there if it's true! Has anyone else heard this??...
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Quotetonyb .......We looked at Loves farm, not for us. Very hemmed in, tiny gardens, no frontage and therefore no privacy and no parking and town is actually a long walk away - plus we had enough...
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I purchased off plan on E/Manor and lived there 7 years so I'm sure I know what the new developments are like, I'm also certain Ann Bland (your equiv on E/M) would say the same as you about that...
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tonyb I can understand that. I think that E/M is all crowded together. The development planning staff seem to have got it a bit better at Love's Farm but when the planning authority insists on high...
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All areas are good, The Eaton's are a little more spacious from what I can see, but Eynesbury benefits from being close to TESCO, town, the leisure center. Cross hall is meant to be good, but I also...
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QuotePhornix All areas are good, The Eaton's are a little more spacious from what I can see, but Eynesbury benefits from being close to TESCO, town, the leisure center. Cross hall is meant to be good,...
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It's very difficult. Eaton Ford is pleasant and established, but many of the properties are over developed. Gardens are a proper size. For years it has suffered from issues related to the school - the...
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QuoteCyclingCarl Quotetonyb .......We looked at Loves farm, not for us. Very hemmed in, tiny gardens, no frontage and therefore no privacy and no parking and town is actually a long walk away - plus...
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Here is a previous similar debate, so we don't have to rake over old ground with the whole 'my area is better than yours' argument.. (yawn!) [www.st-neots.co.uk] There is also a link in this thread...
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Jd, Let's not get this wrong, St.Neots is on the whole a "nice" place to live. Its relatively safe has a good set of green areas, well developed lesiure facilities for those who can be bothered to...
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To add to the above, all the areas (barr Loves farm and E/Manor IMHO) have nice parts and not so nice parts. Eynesbury has some beautiful old cottages hidden away but also has some really not nice...
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I've said this before but it's worth repeating. I live smack between St Neots and Huntingdon. No choice, St Neots is a far better place. I also work locally and have a good knowledge of the roads not...
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