3 double/ single bedrooms with good principal bedroom space
Separate living and dining rooms; modern fitted kitchen
Private enclosed rear garden; small plot
On-street parking only; no off-street parking
EPC D (63) — energy improvements may be required
Built 1959; cavity walls likely uninsulated (assumed)
Located near Cambridge North station, Science Park and schools
Wider area: above-average crime and local deprivation
Set on a quiet residential street in Cambridge’s CB4 district, this three-bedroom end-terrace offers a practical family layout across approximately 910 sq ft. The ground floor provides a separate living room and dining room plus a modern kitchen with direct garden access — an easy flow for everyday life and weekend entertaining. A private rear garden and multiple built-in storage cupboards add useful flexibility.
Upstairs are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a contemporary family bathroom. The principal bedroom is notably generous, and the smaller third room works well as a nursery or home office. The house benefits from mains gas central heating and fast broadband — practical for commuters and remote working professionals.
Important practical points: the property has on-street parking only, a small plot, and an EPC rating of D (63), so energy-efficiency improvements could be beneficial. The wider area is classed as inner-city with above-average crime and some local deprivation; buyers should weigh location advantages (close to Cambridge North station, Science Park, bus routes and schools) against these community factors.
This home suits families or professionals seeking a well-laid-out, ready-to-live-in house with scope to improve energy efficiency and personalise finishes. It’s a straightforward purchase for those prioritising location, room sizes and easy access to Cambridge’s employment hubs and transport links.
