11 Stubbings Close

This beautifully presented 2 bedroom Shared Ownership resale apartment forms part of the highly sought-after Icknield Way development, located on the edge of Tring.

Off the entrance hallway are two storage rooms, a modern family bathroom and a spacious kitchen/living room featuring fully integrated appliances and offering the perfect place for both relaxing and entertaining. The apartment features two well-proportioned bedrooms, including a spacious main bedroom and a versatile second bedroom ideal for guests, a home office or additional storage. Outside is an allocated parking bay.

Financial Breakdown

• Full Market Value: £280,000
• 25% Share Value: £70,000
• Rent on unowned share: £621.44 per month
• Service charge £39.59
• Estate charge £24.42
• Buildings insurance £11.36
• Management fee £34.89
• Reserve fund payment £53.51
• Total monthly payment excluding rent £163.77
• Lease Remaining: 986 Years
• EPC Rating: B

You will never be bored living at Icknield Way as the surrounding area is full of interesting places to visit and fun things to do such as the Rogue Racing Go-Kart centre at Aylesbury and Whipsnade Zoo for example. Aylesbury has a bowling alley too, together with waterside theatre and an impressive shopping arcade, while Berkhamsted boasts its very own castle and a country estate at Ashridge House that used to be home to Henry VIII. 

The Chilterns are on your doorstep and Tring was originally an easy passing place through the hills. This Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is full of hiking and cycle trails, historic buildings and delightful tea rooms. And you don’t have to travel very much further to reach the Cotswolds with its picturesque villages.

With direct trains in under 45 minutes into London Euston and direct trains to Milton Keynes, you really are perfectly placed. Tring railway station is located just outside the town and there is also an excellent bus service to local destinations and across Hertfordshire.  The A41 runs close to the town, linking you directly to the M40 (for Oxford and Birmingham) and the M25 (for connections to the M1 and national motorway network).