General Details

• Country: England - UK
• Region: Cambridgeshire
• Town: Cambridge
• Property No: 3844
• Property Type: Apartment
• Cost From: £ 675 To: £ 850
  
• Added On: 20/10/2008
• Change over day: Variable
• Parking: Yes
• Pets: No
• Disabled Access: No
• Smoking: Yes
• Holiday Swap: Yes

Facilities

• Swimming Pool: No
• Heating: Yes
• Air Conditioning: No
• TV / Cable TV: Yes
• Hi Fi: Yes
• Internet: Yes
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 2
• Sleeps: 6
• Double beds: 2
• Single beds: 2
• Sofa beds: 2
• Cots: 1
• Nearest Airport: Stansted
• Nearest Railway Station: Cambridge
• Transport Required: Transport not required

Activities

• Golf (Walking Distance): No
• Golf (Driving Distance): Yes
• Beach Access: Hunstanton
• Water Sports: No
• Fishing: No
• Walking: No
• Cycling: Yes
• Horse Riding: Yes

Owner Details

Please contact Marc Aizlewood using contact details below.

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• Contact: Marc Aizlewood
• Languages Spoken: English, Japanese
• Phone:(0043)7740776404
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• Fax:(0043)7092307851
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Property Description

WHY ST MATTHEW'S GARDENS?

We can offer you a quiet luxury serviced apartment in central Cambridge with every comfort thought off.The accommodation is part of the an award winning, Regency Terrace style, prestigious development ,completed in 2004.The apartment is within a short walking distance to the city centre,train station and seconds away from the Beehive shopping centre (home of Asda,TK Max etc) .

WHY CAMBRIDGE?

Cambridge is justifiably one of the UK's most attractive tourist destinations. Whether it is for the famous colleges,medieval streets,fantastic shopping, punting ,museums, art galleries,theatre,lthe world famous folk and film festivals ;you will never not have something exciting to do! Additionally the city is only 50 minutes away from London and 30 minutes from Stansted airport by train.

WHY SELF CATERING?

Staying in our apartment will give you flexibility,freedom,space,privacy and potentially substantial savings over equivalent hotel prices.In addition we can continually save you money throughout your stay with us on: restaurants /cafes/pubs/shops/historical and cultural experiences/tours/entertainment and transport (for examples click onFree concierge service tab).We can accommodate from 1- 6 people.

KEY FEATURES

Master bedroom with ensuite (King size memory foam matress),2 additional bedrooms (memory foam matress in bedroom 2),fully equipped kitchen(with integral dishwasher,washing machine,cooker,fridge/freezer,microwave),secure underground parking space (additional car parking space at no extra charge), attractive communal gardens with childrens play area,bathroom with shower attachment,video entry system,courtyard garden with washing line, high speed broadband,telephone line with free landline calls and landline/mobile calls to 10 international destinations(see facilities section),widescreen TV with freeview and DVD.Also go and workout or pamper yourselves with free guest passes to La Fitness leisure club (see links page for club facilities)

Living Area

diator,smoke alarm, Video intercom entry system, door to: Lounge 21'9 x 9'7(6.63m x 2.92m) Double glazed window to rear garden, radiator, sash-style double glazed windows to rear,26 inch LCD HD ready TV with freeview TV and radio channels. DVD player,DVD film library,CD stereo system,Video games console, board games,book library.2 x Double sofa beds,additional seating for 2.Telephone line with free UK landline calls also free International landline calls to: USA (includes mobile),Canada (includes mobiles),Australia,New Zealand,France, Ireland,Spain,Italy,Germany and Netherlands Dining Room/Bedroom Three 18'2 x 7'1 (5.54m x 2.16m) Double glazed door to front, double glazed patio doors to rear,coving to ceiling, radiator.Extending dining table that sits up to 6. Bedroom One 13'3 x 11'8 (4.04m x 3.56m) Built in wardrobe, double glazed door to front (Exit stairs), double glazed sash-style window to front,King size memory foam mattress bed,travel cot if required,hairdryer,all linen /duvets included ,door to: Ensuite Shower cubicle unit, wash hand basin,w.c,double glazed frosted sash-style window to front,radiator,extractor fan,shaver point. Bedroom Two 10'3 x 9'3 (3.12m x 2.82m) Double glazed door and sash-style window to front, storage cupboard.hairdryer,King size memory foam matress bed or splits to 2 singles,all linen /duvets included. Bathroom W.c,wash hand basin,bath with shower attachment,extractor fan,shaver point,radiator,towels included

Kitchen Facilities

Kitchen 8'4 x 7' (2.54m x 2.13m) Fitted with a range of wall and base units with work surfaces, integral fridge/freezer, built in oven with hob, integral dishwasher, integral washer/dryer,inset sink and drainer unit,under-cupboard lighting.microwave, toaster, kettle,all crockery,cutlery and utensils included

Outside

Garden The property benefits from a rear garden laid to patio, fully enclosed with steps to a raised area and washing line

Suitability

Local Activities

The City of Cambridge is one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in Britain. Situated in the quiet east of England, amid the rural countryside of Cambridgeshire. The residents, students of the University and visitors, have the best of all worlds, the combination of the romantic medieval image and an up to date city; Cambridge is beautiful, not over big and with all the amenities of a University City. Cambridge unique setting on the banks of the River Cam, the backs and the magnificent architecture of the University buildings all combine to make Cambridge the most unforgettable place, one which will linger long in your memory.

When you visit Cambridge, some of the famous attractions you will not want to miss include;The Fitzwilliam Museum, housing a collection of world famous paintings, drawings and prints together with Egyptian and Roman antiquities, there are permanent collections and temporary exhibitions.Other Cambridge museums are the Wipple Museum of the History of Science, theSedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences, the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, the Museum of Zoology, the Museum of Classical Archaeology and the Scott Polar Research Institute.

The Round Church, is one of only four remaining round churches in England, it now houses a brass rubbing centre.

The American Cemetery, is set on a beautifully landscaped hillside, it commemorates the American service men and women who died during the Second World War.

You can relax in the pleasant surroundings of the University Botanic Gardens, where you will find a huge collection of plants in a tranquil garden setting. Or take a gentle stroll along the Backs where you will enjoy seeing the wonderful architecture of the colleges across the river; for the more energetic why not take a punt along the River Cam, in true Cambridge style.If you are feeling energetic walk or cycle to Grantchester for a delicious cream tea.

For those interested in rowing, they will be entertained by the bumps Races・ which take place on the River Cam. These races between colleges take place several times a year; there are Lent Bumps, May Bumps and Bumps・Races rowing eights in June and July.

Shoppers will find a pleasant environment in Cambridge, for browsing in the bustling market square or discovering the many individual shops, the major stores and the excellent bookshops.Cambridge has many cosmopolitan cafes and restaurants, serving a selection of food from around the world, together with traditional English cuisine.In the evening Cambridge offers a choice of theatres, cinemas and clubs. Classical music concerts and organ recitals take place in many of the college chapels and live music can be enjoyed in a number of pubs.

The University of Cambridge is made up of thirty-one colleges; many of them are architectural gems, founded by Kings, Queens, bishops, noblemen and wealthy patrons. Large endowments of wealth and land allowed the colleges to employ the best architects, who created magnificent buildings, which reflect 700 years of British Heritage. The older colleges were planned in the monastic tradition, with cloisters, courts, a large dining hall and chapel.

Entrance is through a porters lodge at the gatehouse where you can find out the opening times of individual colleges. The colleges are first and foremost private places, where people live and work throughout the year. Visitors are usually welcome to walk through the courts, to visit the chapels and libraries but quietness is important. Examination time is from mid-April to late June and most colleges are closed to the public during this period.

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