Cosy Nook One
ID: S879532
- Bedrooms 2
- ・ Sleeps 4
- ・ Pets 1
About this property
Perfect location to explore Cambridge and surrounding areas. This apartment sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms.2 bedrooms - 1 king-size, 1 double2 bathrooms - 1 ensuite shower room with WC, 1 Bathroom with WCKitchen with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and Tassimo coffee machineWashing machine and tumble dryerHighchair and travel cot available on requestSmart TV with access to streaming servicesToiletries providedShared gardenBBQ available by prior arrangement with the owner (Guests to provide their own charcoal)Private parking for 1 carShop 0.3 miles and pub 2 milescctv at the entrance
Nearby points of interest
- Kettle's Yard
- The Fitzwilliam Museum
- Imperial War Museum Duxford
- Linton Zoo
- University of Cambridge
- Anglia Ruskin University
Reviews (1)
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Miss Gower
Cosy Nook is very well located outside Cambridge City, the park and ride is only 10 minutes by car, which takes you right to the heart of Cambridge. The apartments are very well laid out and well equipped. Plenty of easy and secure parking. Good wifi for browsing to plan your day out. The apartment is ground floor at the rear of the property facing south making it light and airy. I stayed in the lovely sunny weather so had the patio doors open nearly all the time. The apartment was spotlessly clean and the seating and beds are comfy, the white bedding is fresh and 'cotton crisp'. Other than the usual traffic you would expect near a city its quiet and peaceful at the apartments. Nearby is a garage with a 'DIY Jetwash' to clean off the car if you need to, fuel and a shop which has a surprising array of nice quality foods, better than a local supermarket normally has. There is a Morrisons supermarket in nearby Cambourne, a 5 minute drive. For days out there are a number of interesting places to go in addition to Cambridge, like Burwash Manor, Johnsons Zoo, Wimpole Hall, Grantchester (TV series) and a lovely riverside walk in Godmanchester. I will probably return when I next visit Cambridge