4 Bedroom Detached House

An extended 1930s bay-fronted semi-detached house offering well-balanced family accommodation, a good-sized garden and a useful garden studio, positioned on Radegund Road to the east of the city centre. The house retains the proportions typical of the period, with bay windows to the front and a practical layout excellent for everyday family living, while also offering scope for further refinement over time. The property also benefits from solar panels which generate an income of approximately £1,500 per year.

The ground floor is arranged around a central entrance hall. To the front, the principal living room sits within the bay window and provides a light and comfortable reception space. To the rear, a second reception room connects through to a wider rear section of the house, creating a natural flow between sitting, dining and kitchen spaces. The kitchen/dining room is a south facing, light-filled space and spans the back of the property, offering ample room for a family table alongside a range of fitted units and work surfaces. A set of double glazed doors lead out the garden, connecting the indoor and outdoor space, perfect for alfresco dining. From here, a separate utility room provides additional storage, laundry space and access to the garden, along with a ground floor cloakroom.

Upstairs, the first floor provides four bedrooms. The main bedroom sits within the front bay and enjoys good natural light, while a further double bedroom overlooks the rear garden. Two additional bedrooms offer flexibility for children, guests or working from home, complemented by a family bathroom. There is access available to the floored loft via an easy to use loft ladder.

Outside, the rear garden extends to a generous depth and is mainly laid to lawn with established planting along the boundaries along with a bed for vegetable/kitchen gardening. A timber shed provides useful storage, while a substantial detached garden studio/annexe at the far end offers potential for a home office, studio or guest space with a bathroom and plumbing in place for a kitchen, offering scope for further versatility. To the front, a paved driveway provides off-street parking.

Agent's Notes:
- The property has an established rental business model, providing opportunity for investment.
- Previous planning permission had been granted for loft conversion (architectural drawings available upon request).

Radegund Road enjoys a highly convenient position approximately half a mile south of Mill Road, one of Cambridge’s most vibrant and diverse areas, known for its excellent range of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and artisan businesses. A large Sainsbury’s supermarket is close by for everyday essentials and larger grocery shops, while Cambridge railway station is around a 10-minute walk away, providing fast and regular connections to London and beyond.

The neighbourhood is also well-served by green spaces, with Cherry Hinton Hall Park, Coldham’s Common, and Coleridge Recreation Ground all within walking distance

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offering excellent opportunities for walking, cycling, and outdoor activities. For families, there are well-regarded schools nearby including Ridgefield Primary School and Coleridge Community College, which forms part of the Parkside Federation.

This part of Cambridge is especially popular with those seeking the convenience of city living, yet still wanting the benefits of a more residential setting

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namely, good-sized gardens, private parking, and a quieter atmosphere, all while remaining within easy reach of the city centre, Addenbrooke's Hospital, and major transport links.