House For Sale £1,850,000
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A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial, Grade II Listed Victorian townhouse requiring modernising throughout and ideal for refurbishment to create a grand family home with many fine original features, in a superb central city location overlooking the Botanic Gardens.
City Centre about 0.5 of a mile, Mainline Railway Station about 0.75 of a mile, Addenbrooke's Hospital/Biomedical Campus about 1.5 miles, M11 (Junction 11) about 2.5 miles.
4 Belvoir Terrace dates from circa 1825 and is constructed with gault brick elevations under a slate roof. Grade II Listed, the property is typical of the Victorian era and retains many of its original period features including deep skirtings, cornicing, picture rails, fireplaces, panelled doors, oak floorboards, sash windows and shutters. The superbly proportioned accommodation offers terrific ceiling height and extends to a substantial 2,927 sq ft (272 sq m) arranged over 4 floors, with the large entrance hall and attractive staircase further enhancing the sense of space and grandeur. Requiring modernisation throughout, the property offers prospective purchasers an excellent opportunity to create an impressive and striking family home to their own particular tastes and standards, with the potential to extend into the attic space, subject to the relevant planning permissions being obtained.
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Rare opportunity to refurbish a substantial Victorian townhouse with many original features
Prime city location, only a short walk to the city centre and within reach of many of Cambridge's leading independent schools
Tremendously flexible accommodation extending to 2,927 sq ft (272 sq m)
3 Reception Rooms including a superb first floor Drawing Room
5 Double Bedrooms arranged over the ground, first and second floors
Potential to convert the attic space, subject to the necessary planning consents being obtained
Front and rear gardens and garage
Belvoir Terrace lies within a Conservation Area on the western side of Trumpington Road. Some of the most highly regarded schools in the city such as The Leys, St Mary's, The Stephen Perse Foundation, St Faith's and The Heritage are all within walking or cycling distance. Parkside Community College is also within about half a mile.
The wonderful University Botanic Garden is within a hundred yards and the property is also conveniently placed for access to the heart of the city centre, which provides an attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, winding lanes and colleges together with extensive shopping facilities.
The city is not only world renowned for its academic achievements, but has also become an important centre for the "high-tech" and "bio-tech" industries with the University Research and Development Laboratories, Cambridge Science Park and Addenbrooke's Hospital/Biomedical Campus. For the commuter, the nearby M11 provides good access to Stansted Airport, the M25 and London and there is a mainline railway station within about three quarters of a mile providing regular services to King's Cross and Liverpool Street in about 52 minutes and 67 minutes respectively.
A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial, Grade II Listed Victorian townhouse requiring modernising throughout and ideal for refurbishment to create a grand family home with many fine original features, in a superb central city location overlooking the Botanic Gardens.
City Centre about 0.5 of a mile, Mainline Railway Station about 0.75 of a mile, Addenbrooke's Hospital/Biomedical Campus about 1.5 miles, M11 (Junction 11) about 2.5 miles.
4 Belvoir Terrace dates from circa 1825 and is constructed with gault brick elevations under a slate roof. Grade II Listed, the property is typical of the Victorian era and retains many of its original period features including deep skirtings, cornicing, picture rails, fireplaces, panelled doors, oak floorboards, sash windows and shutters. The superbly proportioned accommodation offers terrific ceiling height and extends to a substantial 2,927 sq ft (272 sq m) arranged over 4 floors, with the large entrance hall and attractive staircase further enhancing the sense of space and grandeur. Requiring modernisation throughout, the property offers prospective purchasers an excellent opportunity to create an impressive and striking family home to their own particular tastes and standards, with the potential to extend into the attic space, subject to the relevant planning permissions being obtained.
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Rare opportunity to refurbish a substantial Victorian townhouse with many original features
Prime city location, only a short walk to the city centre and within reach of many of Cambridge's leading independent schools
Tremendously flexible accommodation extending to 2,927 sq ft (272 sq m)
3 Reception Rooms including a superb first floor Drawing Room
5 Double Bedrooms arranged over the ground, first and second floors
Potential to convert the attic space, subject to the necessary planning consents being obtained
Front and rear gardens and garage
Belvoir Terrace lies within a Conservation Area on the western side of Trumpington Road. Some of the most highly regarded schools in the city such as The Leys, St Mary's, The Stephen Perse Foundation, St Faith's and The Heritage are all within walking or cycling distance. Parkside Community College is also within about half a mile.
The wonderful University Botanic Garden is within a hundred yards and the property is also conveniently placed for access to the heart of the city centre, which provides an attractive combination of ancient and modern buildings, winding lanes and colleges together with extensive shopping facilities.
The city is not only world renowned for its academic achievements, but has also become an important centre for the "high-tech" and "bio-tech" industries with the University Research and Development Laboratories, Cambridge Science Park and Addenbrooke's Hospital/Biomedical Campus. For the commuter, the nearby M11 provides good access to Stansted Airport, the M25 and London and there is a mainline railway station within about three quarters of a mile providing regular services to King's Cross and Liverpool Street in about 52 minutes and 67 minutes respectively.
