Award Property Management

Manor Farm Road, St. Neots, PE19

  • Reference: AW1458
  • 1 Bedroom
  • 1 Bathroom
  • £800 per month

Features

  • Popular St Neots location
  • Town centre amenities and rail station close by
  • One bedroom furnished annex property
  • Ensuite shower room
  • Kitchen with fridge, washing machine, air fryer and microwave
  • Shared landscaped garden
  • Driveway parking
  • Utilities included
  • Suitable for single professional only
  • Sorry pets are not permitted

Description

A recently refurbished one bedroom furnished annex with parking and shared garden use. Located within a quiet cul-de-sac close to the town centre and mainline rail station.

St Neots is a historic market town on the river Great Ouse with excellent shopping, leisure and entertainment facilities. Beyond the town centre, easy access to open countryside river walks and parks provide a pleasant backdrop within which to live. The town has a mainline rail station with access to London Kings Cross in 45 minutes. The nearby A1 and A428 road links make commuting easy to Cambridge (35 mins), Peterborough (30 mins) and Bedford (20 mins).

This recently refurbished one bedroom annex is accessed via a coded entry and comprises a furnished single bedroom with large window to the front, radiator heating with thermostatic control, ensuite shower room, shared kitchen facilities to the rear with fridge, washing machine, air fryer and microwave and access to a shared landscaped garden to the rear. Ample driveway parking is available to the front of the property. This property will ideally suit a single professional and is available at the end of August. Council Tax/Utility bills and access to shared wifi are included within the rental amount.

EPC Rating: Band D
Council Tax: included within rent
Security Deposit: £800


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