1 room flat of 51m² in South Cambridgeshire

Thoughtfully designed to maximise comfort and functionality, offering a cozy retreat that feels like home. Ideally for single occupancy, well behaved pet considered. Situated in a quiet, picturesque location with stunning panoramic countryside views, on the outskirts of Willingham. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings of the eco farm which provides a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle. A light, open space, freshly decorated throughout with fully fitted kitchen, large lounge area with bay windows, a large double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and ensuite toilet, a single room, full height shower room with 2nd toilet and dining area. Electricity and gas included up to usage of £125 per monthly, if more used then it would be chargable. Quick and easy access to the village's amenities, including; Co-op, Newsagent, The Porterhouse pub, The Bank micro pub, pharmacy, GP surgery, butchers, hair salons, barbers, beauty house, Auction House cafe, pet store, gymnasium and more. WILLINGHAM Just 12 miles northwest of Cambridge Transport links nearby include the A14 trunk road and the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway. A bus service links Willingham and surrounding villages with Cambridge and historic St Ives. Villages adjacent to Willingham include Earith, Over, Rampton, Longstanton and Bar Hill. The village of Willingham is a direct neighbour of the new town of Northstowe. CAMBRIDGE AND SURROUNDING AREA Cambridge needs no introduction, offering excellent modern shopping facilities, as well as the beautiful buildings of the Colleges all in the historical city of Cambridge. Cambridge University is one of the oldest and biggest universities in the world. It has a worldwide reputation for academic achievements and brilliance. Over the years more than 60 of its scientists have won Nobel Prizes for their work. Some of history's greatest literary figures such as Wordsworth, Milton and Coleridge have been Cambridge students. There are over 30 colleges in the city, some over 700 years old. Trinity, Kings, Corpus Christi, Queens and Magdalene being amongst the most famous. Cambridge is also home to the renowned Addenbrooke's Hospital and Research Centre. Cambridge has some of the finest museums in the country. You may enjoy shopping in the narrow streets, visit the market (open six days a week) or the modern Grand Arcade and Grafton Shopping Centres with all their big name stores. The Farmers Market at Market Square is open every Sunday, where you can buy fresh local produce direct from the producers. Nearby are the towns of Newmarket, the international centre of horse racing, Ely with its beautiful Cathedral, St Neots with its marina and boating facilities, the pretty little St Ives, not to mention Huntingdon and Peterborough. Cambridge enjoys a regular and direct rail link to London.