L&Q launch Shared Ownership homes for families in Cambridge

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To meet the growing demand for housing in Cambridge, L&Q unveils a new collection of five three-bedroom co-owned homes at L&Q in Marley on the 11th.^th and 12^th march. L&Q at Marley is located just three miles from the shops, restaurants and entertainment of Cambridge city centre, and the idyllic surrounding countryside.

With rich historic buildings, first-class educational institutions, parks, squares and luscious green spaces, the county town of Cambridge has much to offer buyers. Overall, Cambridgeshire’s popularity is on the rise, with households expected to grow by 27% in the region by the end of 2033. *

Marleigh Academy Primary School, which opened on site in September 2022, is an attractive asset for growing families moving to the area, offering a 420-seat school and a 52-seat nursery. The development is also located in the catchment area of ​​several reputable primary and secondary schools, while being close to the internationally renowned University of Cambridge. This makes L&Q’s new three-bedroom home the perfect choice for aspiring family buyers looking for an affordable route onto Cambridgeshire’s competitive real estate ladder.

Claire Brenlund, L&Q Sales and Marketing Director, commented: “Cambridge has always appealed to a wide variety of buyers. Homes tend to offer more in terms of space and value for money compared to the capital, so it has great transport links to London and a lively Benefit from a city center full of your own rights.

“As a result, we anticipate particularly high interest in our new collection of three-bedroom co-owned homes from buyers seeking a more affordable alternative to the public market in Cambridge. Players will join Marley’s already thriving and welcoming community, with the majority of previous phases selling out within weeks of launch.”

Ideal for buyers looking to move in quickly, new release homes come with fully inclusive specs at no extra cost. The contemporary Symphony kitchen features soft-close doors and drawers, and integrated appliances. The bathroom features a chrome-plated bathtub, shower, basin taps and modern white sanitary fixtures. A spacious living room and bedroom provide plenty of space for your family to grow. A favorite feature with family buyers, each home has a grassy yard with shed and pavement, as well as an assigned parking spot.

The newly opened Jubilee Square is right at the heart of this growing neighborhood, home to a co-op supermarket, Monkey Puzzle Nursery and host to many community events. The masterplan also includes The Hanger, a bustling new hub that houses a community center, café and offices, providing space for residents to socialize and get to know their neighbors.

Located in the heart of the city, Cambridge has plenty of dining, leisure and cultural venues. The resident of L&Q at Marleigh is only a mile away from Mill Road, independently owned cafes, quirky shops and international restaurants, as well as steps from the John Lewis department store at the Grand Arcade shopping centre. On weekend excursions, the Arts Theater hosts an impressive theatrical program of tours of hit musicals, classic plays and interactive children’s shows.

Riverside promenades and pubs are always within easy reach in Cambridge. The open spaces of Stourbridge Commons and Ditton Meadows are popular spots for locals for walks and summer picnics, and there are even more green spaces dotted around the city, such as Midsummer Common and Parker’s Piece. I’m here.

A short drive from the development is either Cambridge North or Cambridge Station, which has regular train services to London, allowing commuters to reach King’s Cross in less than 50 minutes and Liverpool Street in just over an hour. His L&Q in Marley is conveniently accessible to the A14 and M11 and an easy drive. For short trips closer to home, take Cambridge’s Park & ​​Ride bus service on nearby Newmarket Road to the city center and Grafton Shopping Centre, with stops at retail parks and Cambridge Football Club along the way can do. Cambridge is famous for its high reliability of bicycles, but it also has 80 miles of designated bike lanes and routes, and a quarter of all his commuting trips in the city are done on two wheels. means that there is