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"The accommodation consists of:

Hallway
with sizable storage cupboard

leading to:
Lounge
5.7 m x 4.0 m (18?9? x 13?0?)
The west side of the lounge has a 12-foot wide window giving a view of immaculately maintained grounds with rare established trees. The south side of the lounge has a second window.

Opening from the lounge:
Dining Room
3.9 m x 3.1 m (12?8? x 10?2?)

opening to:
Kitchen
2.7 m x 3.2 m (8?10? x 10?7?)
Burgundy coloured units line three walls of the kitchen, with built-in oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher.

Main Bedroom
4.3 m x 3.2 m (14?1? x 10?6?)
Built-in wardrobe stretches the length of the north wall.
Window to the south.

2nd Bedroom
4.3 m x 2.8 m (14?1? x 9?0?)
Built-in wardrobe stretches the length of the north wall.
Window to the south.

3rd Bedroom/Study
3.7 m x 1.9 m (12?1? x 6?4?)
The entire east wall is bookshelving.
Window to the south.

Shower Room
2.4 m x 2.4 m (7?11? x 8?0?)
Large shower, handbasin, WC.
Airing cupboard.
There is sufficient space for the shower to be replaced by a bath, if that is desired.

Utility Room
2.6 m x 1.6 m (8?4? x 5?5?)
Washing machine/tumble dryer, handbasin, WC

Storage cupboard
Large storage cupboard outside the flat, next to the lift.

Garage
Set in garage block.
Additional parking, and bicycle racks in front of the apartment block.

The flat is fully furnished. The vendors would be interested in selling the furnishings and equipment to the purchaser.

The flat is part of the Pinehurst, a secluded area of the City. Pinehurst is a good location for young children, as well as providing a quiet environment for older members of the community. Ownership of the flat gives a share of the freehold, which is managed by a local property management company. A management fee is payable (currently ?2,588 per year), which includes heating, cleaning and repairing the communal areas and the services of a full-time caretaker/gardener. Council Tax (Band F) is currently ?2,262.90 per year.

Residence in Pinehurst gives entitlement to a pass for free entry to Colleges of Cambridge University.

Pinehurst is in Newnham. In its 16 March 2014 edition, The Sunday Times listed Newnham as one of ?Our Four Top Spots? in the ?Best Places to Live in Britain?. The Sunday Times stated:
?As Cambridge gets bigger and flashier, Newnham continues to earn its place in our list as a reminder of a quieter, dreamier past. Once a small settlement around a water mill on the edge of the city, it retains a genuine village atmosphere, even though it?s just a short walk across unspoilt fenland to King?s College and John Lewis, with a butcher, a baker, a village store, a post office and a deli. The Paradise nature reserve, Sheep?s Green and Coe Fen (where cows still graze) all run along its borders. Newnham Croft Primary School has a good reputation and feeds into Parkside Community College, a sought-after state secondary. There?s also easy access to a string of independent schools along Trumpington Road. Hills Road Sixth Form College is ranked best in its class by The Sunday Times Parent Power. The popularity of the area is reflected in prices: three-bedroom Victorian terraced houses typically sold for between ?600,000 and ?800,000 last year, and prices are rising.
WHY WE LOVE IT: Country living in the heart of Cambridge.?

Grocery Stores & Post Office 10 minutes walk
University of Cambridge Concert Hall 3 minutes walk
Waitrose, Trumpington 5 minutes by taxi or by car
Tesco, Bar Hill 10 minutes by car
Tesco, Milton 15 minutes by car
Tesco Express, Sidney Street 15 minutes walk
Fitzwilliam Museum, Trumpington Street 15 minutes walk
Cambridge Market Square 15 minute walk.

Schools:
Newnham Croft Primary School, walking distance from the flat
Secondary schools comprise well-regarded State schools and a variety of private schools
Sixth-form education is provided at Hills Road Sixth Form College, Long Road Sixth Form College, Cambridge Regional College and at several private schools

Buses run several times an hour from Grange Road, adjoining Pinehurst, to the City centre and the Addenbrookes. There is a shopper?s community bus that comes into Pinehurst, stopping next to Westberry Court and going to Cambridge Market Square. A mobile library comes to Pinehurst every Thursday. The University Library is 4-minutes walk from the flat, as is the campus of West Road University departments.When enquiring please quote IATA6297"