3 bed terraced house for sale

Lawrence Way, Cambridge CB4

This spacious and well-presented three-bedroom home has been refurbished by the current owner, giving it a modern and light feel throughout. The property includes an entrance hall, living room, open-plan kitchen/dining area, two double bedrooms—one of which features a cleverly integrated en-suite—a smaller single bedroom, and a family bathroom. It also benefits from a generous rear garden with a brick outbuilding and a private front garden.

Located in a well-established area to the north of Cambridge, just over two miles from the city centre, the property enjoys access to a range of local amenities, frequent bus services, and excellent transport links including the A14, M11, Cambridge Science Park, and Cambridge North station.

Cambridge offers something for everyone, with a diverse mix of restaurants, shops, and businesses—from independent traders on Mill Road to global brands in the Grand Arcade. The city is rich in landmarks and attractions, from the Fitzwilliam Museum's vast collections of antiquities to punting on the River Cam beneath the Mathematical Bridge or strolling through King's College Chapel and the beautiful Botanical Gardens.

Cambridge is a fantastic place to live, home to some of the country’s top-performing schools—both independent and state—and the internationally renowned Addenbrooke’s Hospital. With the historic University of Cambridge and numerous major blue-chip, biotech, and pharmaceutical employers based here, it’s hard to find a better place to call home.

EPC Rating: C

Location

Located in a well-established area to the north of Cambridge, just over two miles from the city centre, the property enjoys access to a range of local amenities, frequent bus services, and excellent transport links including the A14, M11, Cambridge Science Park, and Cambridge North station.

Cambridge offers something for everyone, with a diverse mix of restaurants, shops, and businesses—from independent traders on Mill Road to global brands in the Grand Arcade. The city is rich in landmarks and attractions, from the Fitzwilliam Museum's vast collections of antiquities to punting on the River Cam beneath the Mathematical Bridge or strolling through King's College Chapel and the beautiful Botanical Gardens.

Cambridge is a fantastic place to live, home to some of the country’s top-performing schools—both independent and state—and the internationally renowned Addenbrooke’s Hospital. With the historic University of Cambridge and numerous major blue-chip, biotech, and pharmaceutical employers based here, it’s hard to find a better place to call home.