Auckland Road, Cambridge, CB5
In Excess of £400,000

PROPERTY DETAILS

This spacious ground-floor apartment, located in Bailey Mews, boasts a bright and airy living space with a south-facing courtyard garden, and allocated parking. Perfectly situated near the picturesque Midsummer Common and the River Cam, this property is also conveniently close to the city centre, a wide variety of schools and excellent shopping facilities. Upon entering the apartment, you are welcomed into the entrance hall which leads to all rooms. Starting with the open-plan living and dining area that is flooded with natural light, courtesy of the southerly aspect with the room also providing direct access to the private courtyard garden, which is perfect for outdoor entertaining or simply relaxing in the sunshine. The kitchen is well-equipped with a range of base and eye-level units and enjoys a dual aspect and is a blank canvas for someone that is a keen cook. The property benefits from two well-proportioned bedrooms, with the master bedroom. The bathroom features a three piece suite, tiling and a heated towel rail. Bailey Mews is surrounded by beautifully maintained communal gardens, which include bike and bin storage areas. The apartment comes with allocated parking and the private paved courtyard garden is bordered by mature shrubs, offering a high degree of privacy. In addition to these features, the property has a share of the freehold interest and approximately 129 years remaining on the lease. There is a service charge of approximately £1600 per annum.

Cambridge has something for everyone with a diverse range of restaurants, shops, business and services from the small independent local companies on Mill Road to the global brand names in the grand arcade. The same can be said for the landmarks and attractions our city has to offer from the Fitzwilliam Museum and vast collections of antiquities from Ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome, to punting on the River Cam under the mathematical bridge or strolling around Kings Chapel or the stunning Botanical Gardens. Cambridge is a fine place to live with some of the best schools in the country, both independent and public. Addenbrookes, the internationally renowned teaching hospital is here and the historic university speaks for itself. Additionally, with many of the major blue chip, biotechnological and pharmaceutical employers that are based here, it is hard to find a better place to call home.