Bottisham has been a community since the days of the Romans. Indeed, the site takes its name from the Roman key found by archaeologists unearthing an early settlement on the site.
The flat, seven-mile ride along the National Cycle Network takes you along the River Cam from Bottisham and past Jesus Green into the heart of Cambridge - a city steeped in history. Its glorious architecture, timeless universities, colleges, river and big retail names make the city a draw for tourist and shoppers alike.
Nearby are the thriving towns of Newmarket and Bury St. Edmunds - one of the oldest towns in the country.
Trains from Cambridge take you into the heart of London within an hour and a quarter, or by road, take the M11 south. Cambridge itself is seven-miles away and Newmarket just under eight-miles away, There is easy access onto the A14 for motoring to the Midlands and on to the north, as well as to Stansted Airport, Ipswich, the ports of Harwich and Felixstowe, and the east.