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The Pines Is a Prominent New Collection of Fifteen Well NEAR SAFFRON WALDEN, ESSEX The Pines is a prominent new collection of fifteen well-appointed energy efficient apartments set in mature landscaped gardens and just 2 minute’s walk from Audley End station. Computer generated image THE PINES THE PINES The Kings Arms, Saffron Walden St Mary’s Church, Saffron Walden WENDENS AMBO Audley End Train Station Saffron Walden Market Square Wendens Ambo is a picturesque village situated in north west Essex just two miles from the delightful market town of Saffron Walden and just 1 mile from Audley End railway station. The village is in an ideal location for the commuter with trains from Audley End to London Liverpool Street taking just over an hour or to nearby Cambridge in approximately 20 minutes. Wendens Ambo is surrounded by some of the prettiest countryside in the area with many walks and popular cycling routes. There is a fine public house, cricket ground and a village hall with a range of activities. Shopping, dining and recreational facilities plus a diverse range of food and craft markets can be found in Saffron Walden throughout the year or in the historic and architecturally stunning city of Cambridge, approximately 17 miles distant. THE PINES THE PINES THE PINES Finished to a high specification throughout, modern concept is certainly at the forefront of design. All dwellings incorporate energy efficient ErP A-rated Solar Assisted Heat Pumps, Infra Red radiator zoned heating, plush integrated energy efficient appliances and stylish interior finishes. Externally each home benefits from a private parking space with the option of a car port (please speak to the Sales Advisor for further details), enclosed cycle storage and an outdoor dining area all set in mature landscaped gardens. Ground floor apartments enjoy private terraces or gardens and there’s a choice of plots with Juliet balconies and southern views over open countryside. The Pines makes the perfect energy efficient home for those looking to enjoy the convenience of swift access to both Cambridge, London and Stansted and within two miles of the thriving market town of Saffron Walden. N Computer generated images are intended for illustrative purposes only and should be treated as general guidance only. THE PINES THE PINES • Two minute walk from Audley End Station* • A-rated solar assisted heat pumps • High speed internet connection • 10 year International Construction Warranty • Help to Buy • New 999 year leases • Spacious, light filled rooms • Entry phone systems • Private gardens and terraces • Private car and cycle parking • Generous storage Computer generated images are intended for illustrative purposes only and should be treated as general guidance only. * time taken from Google Cambridge Fulbourn CAMBRIDGE 4km Trumpington 17 mins* Shelford LONDON 51 mins* Babraham Harston Sawston Shepreth STANSTED 17 mins* Meldreth *times taken from Audley End station Duxford Bartlow Great Chesterford Ashdon Little Walden Heydon Elmdon Great Chishill Saffron Walden Wimbish R R, W A, Audley End S W, Wendens Ambo Nuthampstead Howlett End Arkesden Newport Debden This brochure, and the description and measurements herein, do not form any part of a contract. Whilst every effort has been made to ensureClavering accuracy, this cannot always be guaranteed. Site layouts, and specifications, are taken from drawings which were correct at the time of print. All plans contained within this brochure areWiddington not to scale and room sizes are approximate and subject to change. Measurements contained within this brochure were taken from plans in metric measurements. Imperial measurements are for guidance purposes only. The information and imagery contained in this brochure is for guidance purposes only and not constitute a contract, part of contract or warranty. Images of the properties are computer generated and the landscaping may have been enhanced. CALL 01223 347000 Brochure designed by ignite Property Marketing. ignitetv.com FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
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