5 bed semi-detached house for sale

Oyster Row, Cambridge CB5

14A Oyster Row is a five-bedroom semi-detached HMO investment property, providing accommodation arranged over three floors and extending to approximately 1,051 sq ft. The property is conveniently positioned for Cambridge city centre, Anglia Ruskin University and the riverside, with Midsummer Common and Stourbridge Common both within easy reach. No chain.

The front door opens into the entrance hall, with stairs rising to the first floor and access to the principal ground-floor accommodation. The kitchen/living/dining room provides the main communal space, with a range of fitted kitchen units, work surfaces and space for freestanding appliances, together with areas for dining and seating.

An inner lobby leads to a cloakroom with WC and wash basin. Bedroom one is also positioned on the ground floor and is a double room benefiting from its own en-suite shower room.

On the first floor, the landing provides access to two further bedrooms and the main bathroom. Bedroom two is a good-sized double room, with bedroom three providing a useful single room. The bathroom is fitted with a three-piece suite including a bath with shower over.

Stairs continue to the second floor, where there are two further single bedrooms, completing the accommodation.

Outside, the property has a small frontage providing useful space for bicycle and bin storage. There is no rear garden. Parking is on the street.

Oyster Row is located just off Stanley Road, in a convenient position to the east of Cambridge city centre and close to the River Cam. The property is particularly well placed for access to Stourbridge Common, Ditton Meadows and Midsummer Common, providing attractive green spaces and extensive walking and cycling routes into the historic city centre.

The location also benefits from excellent cycle and pedestrian connections towards Cambridge North Railway Station. The nearby Chisholm Trail provides a largely traffic-free walking and cycling route through the area, crossing the River Cam via the Abbey-Chesterton Bridge and continuing towards Cambridge North Station. The station provides regular rail services and also connects with the Guided Busway and wider cycle network.

A good range of everyday amenities is available locally, including supermarkets, gyms, shops, pubs and takeaways. Anglia Ruskin University and Cambridge city centre are readily accessible by bicycle or on foot, with Cambridge North Railway Station, the Science Park and other major employment areas on the northern side of the city also easily accessible by cycle. The combination of rail connections, established cycle routes and proximity to the city centre makes this a particularly convenient location for tenants, students and professionals.