2 bed Flat For Sale £290,000
Abberley Wood is an attractive, modern development built in 2009. There is a mix of houses and flats and these have been carefully built around mature trees, giving it an established and leafy feel that is absent in many modern developments.
It stands off Granhams Road by the start of the dna cycleway, which provides an easy, traffic-free route straight to Addenbrooke's in less than 2 miles and on to the station and city centre via the guided busway cycle route.
The apartment is on the first floor, overlooking the communal garden and children's playground, and is immaculately presented. There is a useful cupboard in the hallway, a modern bathroom, two double bedrooms, one with a fitted wardrobe for storage and a dual-aspect, open plan living space, which opens to a small private balcony. The living room is bright enjoying a south westerly aspect and has plenty of space for sitting and dining, and the kitchen area is fitted with a range of cabinets and has a built in oven and hob with extractor over and an integrated washing machine, dishwasher and a freestanding fridge/freezer.
There is gas fired central heating to the radiators, double glazing and an undercroft parking space plus further visitor spaces and secure bike sheds.
The mature lawned gardens and other communal areas are well maintained by means of the service charge, which is approximately £1200 per annum. The ground rent is £200 per annum.
There are about 115 years of the lease remaining.
Great Shelford is one of the most sought-after villages south of the city thanks to its easy access to town and Addenbrooke's by road, regular buses, car-free purpose built cycleways and train from its mainline railway station that also goes directly to London Liverpool Street.
The historic village centre has excellent day-to-day facilities including two small supermarkets, a convenience store, a deli, hairdressers, doctors, dentist, dispensing chemist, two pubs, restaurants and more. The primary school is very well regarded and there are various community facilities and social clubs. The large recreation ground has a new pavilion, tennis club and sports pitches and annually hosts the excellent Shelford Feast festival.
It is a great community for those looking for a balance of convenience and traditional village feel and offers the real possibility of living day-to-day without the need to regularly drive out of the village
It stands off Granhams Road by the start of the dna cycleway, which provides an easy, traffic-free route straight to Addenbrooke's in less than 2 miles and on to the station and city centre via the guided busway cycle route.
The apartment is on the first floor, overlooking the communal garden and children's playground, and is immaculately presented. There is a useful cupboard in the hallway, a modern bathroom, two double bedrooms, one with a fitted wardrobe for storage and a dual-aspect, open plan living space, which opens to a small private balcony. The living room is bright enjoying a south westerly aspect and has plenty of space for sitting and dining, and the kitchen area is fitted with a range of cabinets and has a built in oven and hob with extractor over and an integrated washing machine, dishwasher and a freestanding fridge/freezer.
There is gas fired central heating to the radiators, double glazing and an undercroft parking space plus further visitor spaces and secure bike sheds.
The mature lawned gardens and other communal areas are well maintained by means of the service charge, which is approximately £1200 per annum. The ground rent is £200 per annum.
There are about 115 years of the lease remaining.
Great Shelford is one of the most sought-after villages south of the city thanks to its easy access to town and Addenbrooke's by road, regular buses, car-free purpose built cycleways and train from its mainline railway station that also goes directly to London Liverpool Street.
The historic village centre has excellent day-to-day facilities including two small supermarkets, a convenience store, a deli, hairdressers, doctors, dentist, dispensing chemist, two pubs, restaurants and more. The primary school is very well regarded and there are various community facilities and social clubs. The large recreation ground has a new pavilion, tennis club and sports pitches and annually hosts the excellent Shelford Feast festival.
It is a great community for those looking for a balance of convenience and traditional village feel and offers the real possibility of living day-to-day without the need to regularly drive out of the village
