The Icon, Cambridge, CB3

Nestled within the thriving neighbourhood of Eddington and two miles from the heart of Cambridge, The Icon is a new development in CB3 comprising a collection of studio, one, two and three-bedroom apartments and duplexes.

The Icon’s architectural build, by the renowned Pollard Thomas Edwards, incorporates traditional materials, such as brick, metal and stone, with a sleek aesthetic. All apartments feature open-plan living areas, high-quality finishes and private terraces that extend indoor comfort into the outdoors.

At the heart of The Icon, residents will find a beautiful central atrium — perfect for socialising. Complementing this feature are the podium and an expansive rooftop garden offering breathtaking views over Storey’s Field and Cambridge’s historic skyline. Residents also benefit from an on-site 24-hour concierge.

The Icon is a key element of Eddington’s pioneering approach to eco-conscious urban living, incorporating energy-efficient triple glazing, underfloor heating and solar-powered communal lighting. The neighbourhood’s sustainable features include Europe’s largest water recycling system, pedestrian-friendly pathways and an extensive cycle network connecting residents to Cambridge and beyond.

With this development’s central location in the esteemed Knights Park development, residents enjoy easy access to various cultural, entertainment and recreational amenities, including Eddington's Market Square. Families prefer this location as Eddington is home to the University of Cambridge and many Ofsted Outstanding-rated schools.

Commuters benefit from unparalleled connectivity. The Universal bus service directly routes central Cambridge, the university and the Biomedical Campus. Cambridge Station is nearby and offers rapid rail links to London in under an hour. For international travel, Stansted Airport is a 30-minute journey.

The Icon offers investors and residents a rare opportunity to be part of a forward-thinking and prestigious community with eco-friendly living and access to Cambridge’s cultural and intellectual landscape.