- Contemporary fitted Kitchen with integrated appliances +
- Well proportioned Sitting Room opening to Dining Room +
- Spacious Principal Bedroom with double windows to front aspect +
- Further double Bedroom and good sized Family Bathroom +
- New carpet fitted to bedrooms, landing and stairs +
- Enclosed Garden +
- Residents’ parking scheme +
- NO ONWARD CHAIN +
A charming, end of terrace Victorian house with scope for further renovation, situated in one of Cambridge’s most highly regarded roads on the south side of the city.
City Centre 1 mile, Mainline Railway Station (King's Cross and Liverpool Street lines) 0.5 of a mile, Addenbrooke's Hospital/Biomedical Campus 1.5 miles, M11 (junction 11) 2.5 miles, Stansted Airport 27 miles, (distances are approximate).
6 Clarendon Road is a late Victorian end-terrace property, constructed with brick elevations under a slate roof. The property is typical of the Victorian period with well-proportioned rooms benefitting from high ceilings and deep sash windows. Well-presented with light and airy accommodation, there is still significant scope for prospective purchasers to make further alterations/updates to suit their own requirements.
Clarendon Road lies within a conservation area just to the north of Brooklands Avenue and to the east of Shaftesbury Road. It is within a mile of the city centre and within close proximity of Coe Fen and fields which lead down to the River Cam and Newnham. The wonderful University Botanic Garden is situated just a few hundred yards away on the opposite side of Brooklands Avenue. A number of leisure and sporting facilities are within walking or cycling distance including Hills Road Sports Centre, providing indoor and outdoor tennis courts. Cambridge Leisure, a complex with supermarket, cinema, ten-pin bowling and restaurants is situated to the north of Cherry Hinton Road. An excellent choice of state and independent schools are nearby together with sixth form colleges in Hills Road and Long Road. For the commuter, the property is extremely well placed for access to a mainline railway station with services to London's Kings' Cross and Liverpool Street in approximately 52 and 67 minutes respectively.