Romsey Terrace

Features

Description

This light and bright Victorian mid-terrace sits on Romsey Terrace, a quiet residential street just off Mill Road, offering characterful accommodation with period features throughout and a private east facing garden to the rear.

On the ground floor, the living and dining rooms flow together as one open, sociable reception space, with windows to both the front and rear creating a lovely through-light, while a large understairs cupboard provides useful storage. Beyond, the kitchen combines practicality with charm - a Belfast sink set into butcher's block style wooden worktops, a quarry tiled floor, an electric oven with gas hob, and space for a washing machine and fridge freezer. A door opens onto the rear courtyard, where there is an additional external WC.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom features the original fireplace and a built-in cupboard in the alcove, while exposed wooden floorboards run through both bedrooms. The rear bedroom, currently arranged as a home office, leads through to the bathroom, which is finished with mosaic style floor tiles and metro tiling around the bath with shower over. Sash windows to every room draw in generous natural light throughout the house.

Outside, the private gated garden lies just across the rear access path. East facing and mostly lawned, it features a block paved patio and path, mature trees and shrubs, and a garden shed.

Romsey Town is particularly popular with families, academics, and professionals, offering a vibrant community and excellent amenities, while still being within walking distance of the amenities of Mill Road, the city centre, and Cambridge railway station.

Mill Road is renowned for its independent shops, cafés and restaurants, from bakeries and delis to well-loved local pubs. The property falls within the catchments of St Philip's Church of England Primary School and Coleridge Community College, both within walking distance. Romsey Recreation Ground is close by for everyday walks, and the city centre is easily reached on foot or by bike across Parker's Piece. For those commuting to London King's Cross from Cambridge station, around a mile away, the journey can take under 50 minutes

Additional information

Services: Mains water, sewage, electricity and gas
Local Authority: Cambridge City Council
Council Tax Band: C
EPC Rating: D
Tenure: Freehold
Internet speed: Gigabit speeds and above