View houses and flats for sale in Saffron Walden, updated as new listings come to market.
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£100,000
1 Bedroom
Station Street, Saffron Walden
A well appointed second floor retirement apartment positioned in a convenient location in the heart of the town. Offered chain free.
£95,000
1 Bedroom
Station Street, Saffron Walden
A well-appointed one bedroom, first floor retirement apartment with a pleasant outlook over communal gardens and within easy walking distance of the town''s amenities. The property offers bright and well-appointed living accommodation, together with
£75,000
1 Bedroom
Farmadne House, Saffron Walden
A well-appointed, bright and well-proportioned second floor retirement apartment in a convenient town location. The property is a short walk to local amenities and enjoys communal gardens. Offered chain free.
£75,000
1 Bedroom
Farmadine House, Saffron Walden
A one bedroom, top floor retirement apartment with a charming view over the common. The property offers bright and well-proportioned accommodation, together with a refitted kitchen and shower room. No upward chain.
Saffron Walden is among the most desirable market towns in the region. Buyers searching for property in Saffron Walden are usually drawn by its history, schools and setting rather than by price. The medieval core is full of timber-framed and listed period houses inside a protected conservation area, with newer family homes around the edges. The town is well known for its state schools, Saffron Walden County High chief among them for families, alongside independent shops and a growing food scene. It draws commuters working in both Cambridge and London, with Audley End station about two miles out running into Cambridge and London Liverpool Street. That demand keeps it among the pricier towns locally, and the right house tends to go quickly when it appears.
If Saffron Walden is over budget or short on what you want, the surrounding villages are the place to look. The town sits in a ring of desirable Essex villages, from Great Chesterford and Wendens Ambo on the Cambridge side to Arkesden, Clavering, Debden, Rickling Green, Wimbish, Radwinter, and Ashdon out in the lanes, which are among the most picturesque and characterful spots in the area.
Thaxted, with its guildhall and windmill, lies a short drive south-east, and Newport sits just down the line towards London. Duxford and Sawston point back towards Cambridge for anyone considering the commute that way. For more on the market, Cambridge to the north and Haverhill to the east both list considerably more.
Why Cheffins?
Cheffins has kept an office in Saffron Walden for many years, part of a firm going back to 1825. The team knows the practical side of the town’s older houses, from listed-building rules to the quirks that come with period property, as well as the family market on the newer developments. Where so many of the houses are historic, an agent who can tell you what you are taking on, before you offer, earns their place.