Spacious 1 Bed House by Station and River

Chesterton, United Kingdom

4 guests1 bedroom1 bath

Amenities

Parking

Washer

Kitchen amenities

A/C

Pets Allowed

Dryer

Home details

0 guest0 bedroom0 bath

Bedroom

1 king bed

Living room

1 sofa bed

Welcome to your newly renovated one-bedroom haven in the sought-after Chesterton area of Cambridge! Just a 5-minute stroll from the scenic River Cam, this self-contained house offers the perfect blend of peace and convenience. Exploring Cambridge couldn’t be easier! Enjoy a pleasant walk or a quick cycle into the heart of the city centre. It also offers excellent access to the Cambridge Science Parks and Cambridge North station, making this an ideal base for both leisure and business travelers Enjoy complete privacy in your own charming house, complete with a secluded garden and inviting patio area. Unwind in the spacious lounge with a comfortable sofa that converts into a sofa bed. This seamlessly flows into a fully equipped galley kitchen, making it easy to prepare meals and step out into your private outdoor space. Upstairs, you’ll discover a generously sized bedroom brimming with character, offering a comfortable and peaceful night’s sleep. The well-appointed bathroom features both a bathtub and a separate shower for your convenience. You have the entire house with its own private entrance We are available at any time LOCATION Welcome to Chesterton, a charming and peaceful residential area nestled just northeast of Cambridge city centre and moments from the river.. Offering a delightful blend of quiet suburban life and convenient access to the vibrant heart of Cambridge, Chesterton is the perfect base for your stay. Enjoy tree-lined streets, local parks, and a friendly atmosphere, all while being within easy reach of Cambridge’s renowned attractions, universities, and cultural scene. GETTING AROUND Chesterton benefits from excellent transport links. Regular bus services run frequently into the city centre, making it a quick and easy journey. For those who enjoy cycling, Cambridge’s extensive network of cycle paths makes pedaling into town a breeze – and a truly Cambridge experience! If you’re arriving by car, please note that parking can sometimes be limited on residential streets, so be sure to check the specific parking arrangements for the property. Cambridge North railway station is also located nearby, providing direct connections to London and other major cities. LOCAL AMENITIES You’ll find a range of convenient amenities right here in Chesterton: Grocery Shopping: A Tesco Express and a Co-op Food store are within easy walking distance for your everyday needs. For a wider selection, a large Sainsbury’s supermarket is just a short drive or bus ride away. Pharmacies: Several pharmacies are located in the area, ensuring easy access to healthcare essentials. Post Office: A local post office provides postal services and other conveniences. Parks and Green Spaces: Enjoy leisurely strolls or picnics in nearby Chesterton Recreation Ground, a lovely park with open spaces and sports facilities. The picturesque River Cam is also easily accessible, offering scenic walks and opportunities for punting (seasonal). Libraries: The Chesterton Library offers a quiet space for reading and often hosts local events. BARS AND RESTUARANTS While Chesterton offers a more relaxed pace, you’ll find some excellent local options for dining and drinks: The Waterman: A popular riverside pub offering traditional pub fare, a good selection of beers, and a lovely outdoor seating area overlooking the River Cam. Perfect for a relaxing drink or a casual meal. The Green Dragon: A traditional local pub with a friendly atmosphere, serving classic pub food and a variety of drinks. It’s a great spot to mingle with locals. The Golden Hind: Another well-regarded local pub known for its welcoming ambiance and hearty meals. Curry Queen: A highly-rated Indian restaurant offering a diverse menu of flavorful dishes for dine-in or takeaway. Various Takeaways: You’ll also find a selection of other takeaway options, including pizza and fish and chips, for a quick and easy meal. For a wider variety of restaurants, cafes, and bars, the vibrant city centre of Cambridge is just a short journey away, offering everything from fine dining to international cuisine and lively pubs. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS Chesterton provides easy access to Cambridge’s many attractions: Cambridge University Colleges: Explore the stunning architecture and historic grounds of world-renowned colleges like King’s College, Trinity College, and St. John’s College. Punting on the River Cam: A quintessential Cambridge experience! Hire a punt and glide along the scenic River Cam, passing by the "Backs" of the colleges. Fitzwilliam Museum: Discover an impressive collection of art and antiquities spanning centuries and cultures. Cambridge University Botanic Garden: Enjoy a peaceful escape amidst beautiful plant collections from around the world. Science Museum: Explore interactive exhibits and learn about the history of science and technology. Cambridge Market Square: Experience the bustling atmosphere of the historic market, offering fresh produce, local crafts, and street food. We hope you enjoy your stay in Chesterton and your exploration of Cambridge! Walk into the centre of Cambridge along the river Cam through Midsummer Common and Jesus Green There are stairs to the bedroom

All stays include

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24/7 support

Kitchen essentials

Starter kit of bathroom amenities

High-speed wifi

Professional cleaning

Premium linens and towels

Television

Digital free stays

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About the area

Cambridgeshire, a county in the East of England, is a treasure trove of historical significance, academic prestige, and bucolic landscapes. At its heart lies the city of Cambridge, renowned for its iconic university that dates back to 1209. The University of Cambridge, with its stunning colleges and ancient architecture, offers a glimpse into centuries of scholarly excellence. Visitors can explore the hallowed halls of King's College and its awe-inspiring chapel, or meander through the tranquil backs along the River Cam. Punting on the River Cam is a quintessential Cambridge experience, allowing travelers to glide past the picturesque backs of the colleges, under historic bridges, and through the serene English countryside. For those who prefer to stay on land, the city's cobbled streets are lined with independent shops, cafes, and a bustling market square that has been a center of commerce since the Middle Ages. Beyond the city, the Cambridgeshire Fens offer a unique landscape of waterways, wetlands, and farmland. This area is a haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers, with the Wicken Fen Nature Reserve being one of the oldest in the country. The reserve provides a window into what the fens looked like before they were drained for agriculture, and it's a peaceful spot for walking and wildlife spotting. History enthusiasts will be drawn to the Imperial War Museum Duxford, Europe's largest air museum, which houses an impressive collection of aircraft and tells the story of aviation history. The nearby Ely Cathedral, known as the 'Ship of the Fens', dominates the skyline and is a masterpiece of medieval engineering. For a change of pace, visitors can explore the charming market towns and villages dotted throughout the county. St. Ives, with its regular markets and riverport heritage, and St. Neots, the largest town in Cambridgeshire, offer delightful shopping opportunities and local eateries. Cambridgeshire's rich tapestry of experiences extends to its culinary offerings, with a range of dining options from traditional British pubs to fine dining restaurants. The county also boasts a number of breweries and distilleries, where connoisseurs can sample local ales and spirits. In essence, Cambridgeshire is a destination that marries the intellectual stimulation of Cambridge with the pastoral beauty of the English countryside. It's a place where history is palpable, nature is close at hand, and the pursuit of knowledge has shaped the landscape for centuries. Whether you're seeking a cultural city break, a peaceful retreat in nature, or a journey through England's heritage, Cambridgeshire offers an enriching and memorable visit for all.