1 bedroom Flat / Apartment
Brook Dam Lane, Soham
£120,000
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Well-presented one-bedroom apartment in Soham featuring a bright living room, fitted kitchen, spacious bedroom, and modern bathroom. Ideally located close to local amenities and transport links.
First Floor Apartment
This well-presented one-bedroom apartment in the heart of Soham offers a comfortable and functional living space, perfect for individuals or couples. The property comprises a generously sized bedroom with ample natural light, a welcoming living room ideal for relaxing or entertaining, a fitted kitchen with practical storage and workspace, and a clean, modern bathroom.
The apartment benefits from a convenient location close to local shops, cafés, and everyday amenities, while also providing easy access to nearby transport connections. With a practical layout and a cosy atmosphere throughout, this home is well suited for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle in a well-connected community.
Property Reference: HRT014115531
Entrance Lobby
Staircase leading to
Hallway
Storage cupboard, door leading to
Living Room 16ft 1ins x 12ft 11ins
Double glazed window to side, radiator, powerpoints
Kitchen 5ft 6ins x 9ft 1ins
Double glazed window to rear, a range of eye and wall based units, hob and oven, sink and drainer, powerpoints
Bedroom 11ft 5ins x 9ft 1ins
Double glazed window to side, radiator, powerpoints
Bathroom 7ft 9ins x 5ft 3ins
Double glazed window to side, panel enclosed bath with shower over, low level WC, low level hand wash basin, extractor fan
Allocated Parking Space
About Ely
The cathedral is the focal point of the town. Dating to the 12th Century, it’s visible (in this flat part of the world) for miles around. When it comes to shopping, there are all your normal high street favourites, plus some enticing independent stores, pubs, eateries, tea shops and an antiques emporium. The city also has a brand new leisure centre and cinema, a pretty park, and annual fairs, festivals and events. These include Aquafest, a summer tradition where people make and paddle homemade rafts on the River Ouse and generally get very wet.
With a population over 14,500, there is access to good schools catering for all age groups.
At its historic heart, near the cathedral, there are many Georgian and Queen Anne townhouses, plus new builds elsewhere in the town.
We offer a range of properties in and around Ely, including in Littleport, Witchford, Soham and Sutton. Styles of homes vary hugely, from historic detached houses to semi-detached homes, bungalows, cottages, terraces and flats.
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