3 bed terraced house for sale

Carlyle Road, Cambridge CB4

An attractive Victorian bay-fronted family home, this fine townhouse is situated in a highly sought-after location close to the City Centre, Jesus Green, and the River Cam. Dating from the late 19th century, the property is built with brick elevations under a slate roof and has been thoughtfully improved and extended, with great care taken to preserve its period features. The result is bright and airy accommodation arranged over three floors, blending historic character with modern comfort. The city centre lies just half a mile away, with the A14, M11, and Cambridge Science Park all within two miles, making the location both charming and practical.

Carlyle Road is a desirable residential area, pleasantly set just north of Chesterton Road and within 300 yards of the River Cam and Jesus Green, an extensive public park offering an outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts, and children’s play area. The city centre, with its blend of historic colleges, striking architecture, and excellent shopping, is easily reached on foot or by bicycle. Cambridge itself is internationally renowned not only for its academic excellence but also as a thriving hub for high-tech and bio-tech industries, with world-class facilities at the University Research and Development Laboratories, Cambridge Science Park, and Addenbrooke’s Biomedical Campus. For commuters, the city’s mainline railway station (about 2.5 miles) provides services to London King’s Cross in approximately 52 minutes and Liverpool Street in 67 minutes. The newer Cambridge North station, also about 2.5 miles away, offers further services to London and links to the Guided Busway, Park and Ride, and local transport connections.

EPC Rating: D

Location

Carlyle Road is a desirable residential area, pleasantly set just north of Chesterton Road and within 300 yards of the River Cam and Jesus Green, an extensive public park offering an outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts, and children’s play area. The city centre, with its blend of historic colleges, striking architecture, and excellent shopping, is easily reached on foot or by bicycle. Cambridge itself is internationally renowned not only for its academic excellence but also as a thriving hub for high-tech and bio-tech industries, with world-class facilities at the University Research and Development Laboratories, Cambridge Science Park, and Addenbrooke’s Biomedical Campus. For commuters, the city’s mainline railway station (about 2.5 miles) provides services to London King’s Cross in approximately 52 minutes and Liverpool Street in 67 minutes. The newer Cambridge North station, also about 2.5 miles away, offers further services to London and links to the Guided Busway, Park and Ride, and local transport connections.