1 bed property for sale

Haig Court, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire CB4

Ground floor retirement apartment - no onward chain

Ease of Living / Great Location / Superb Value

Age 60+ | Vacant | Ground Floor | Parking & Gardens

One of the most competitively priced retirement properties in this immediate market.

Discover this ground-floor one-bedroom retirement flat in the highly desirable Haig Court, Chesterton (CB4 1TT). Offered to buyers aged 60+, this well-maintained home features a double bedroom with built-in wardrobes, a bright living room opening onto a private patio, a separate fitted kitchen, and a modern bathroom.

Residents enjoy a host of exceptional facilities including a House Manager, 24-hour emergency Appello support, residents’ lounge, laundry room, guest suite, on-site parking, and beautifully landscaped communal gardens.

Perfect for independent retirees seeking peace of mind and community in a tranquil setting, Haig Court is conveniently located approximately 1.5 miles from Cambridge city centre, close to shops, medical facilities, cafés, the River Cam, and excellent transport links including frequent bus services and Cambridge North Station.

Haig Court is a well-regarded, McCarthy & Stone-developed retirement scheme, built in 1999 and featuring 44-45 flats served by a lift

Haig Court is located on the corner of Union Lane and Chesterton High Street-about 1.5 miles from Cambridge city centre

The area offers:

Nearby supermarkets, post office, gp surgeries, dentists, and frequent bus services right outside the development

Proximity to the River Cam and Chesterford cobbles, ideal for walking and scenic relaxation

Good transport links, including easy access to Cambridge North Rail Station and routes into the centre

Council Tax Band: C

Please note that an aml fee is chargeable to the buyer once an offer is accepted to cover the cost of carrying out the required identity and anti-money laundering checks. Once these checks have been completed, the fee cannot be refunded, even if the property purchase does not go ahead.”