End terrace house for sale in Coldhams Lane, Cambridge CB1

– Best and finals - top offer is £377,000 final offers by Wednesday 21st of August at 13:00 -

This 1930s-built end-terrace house, situated in a popular location close to the city centre and railway station, offers significant potential for extension (subject to planning) and improvement. The accommodation includes an entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, first-floor landing, three spacious bedrooms, and a bathroom. Please note the property is in need of a complete renovation throughout but offers a blank canvas for people with the knowledge to do so. Additional benefits include off-street driveway parking at the front, a large enclosed rear garden with side pedestrian access, and the advantage of no upward chain.

Cambridge has something for everyone with a diverse range of restaurants, shops, business and services from the small independent local companies on Mill Road to the global brand names in the grand arcade. The same can be said for the landmarks and attractions our city has to offer from the Fitzwilliam Museum and vast collections of antiquities from Ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome, to punting on the River Cam under the mathematical bridge or strolling around Kings Chapel or the stunning Botanical Gardens. Cambridge is a fine place to live with some of the best schools in the country, both independent and public. Addenbrookes, the internationally renowned teaching hospital is here and the historic university speaks for itself. Additionally, with many of the major blue chip, biotechnological and pharmaceutical employers that are based here, it is hard to find a better place to call home.

EPC Rating: E

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Cambridge has something for everyone with a diverse range of restaurants, shops, business and services from the small independent local companies on Mill Road to the global brand names in the grand arcade. The same can be said for the landmarks and attractions our city has to offer from the Fitzwilliam Museum and vast collections of antiquities from Ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome, to punting on the River Cam under the mathematical bridge or strolling around Kings Chapel or the stunning Botanical Gardens. Cambridge is a fine place to live with some of the best schools in the country, both independent and public. Addenbrookes, the internationally renowned teaching hospital is here and the historic university speaks for itself. Additionally, with many of the major blue chip, biotechnological and pharmaceutical employers that are based here, it is hard to find a better place to call home.