Panton Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

A charming Victorian townhouse, arranged over three floors, in a premier central city location.

Cambridge city centre about half a mile, Mainline Railway Station about half a mile, M11 (Junction 11) about 2.5 miles.

50 Panton Street is a charming end of terrace Victorian townhouse, believed to date from the late 19th century, constructed in traditional Cambridge gault brick with classic period proportions. The exterior presents attractively, with a distinctive arched front doorway, sash-style windows and mature planting to the frontage, creating a sense of privacy and character rarely found so centrally.

The property is presented in excellent condition throughout and offers light, well-balanced accommodation arranged over three floors, extending to 1,461 sq ft. Internally, the house combines period charm with a bright, welcoming atmosphere, making it an appealing and manageable city home.


Panton Street is situated at the eastern end of Trumpington Road and runs between Lensfield Road and Bateman Street. Lying within a Conservation Area, it is conveniently placed for access to the city centre and University Botanic Gardens. Several of the city’s Colleges and University departments are close by and some of the most highly regarded schools in the city, such as St Faith’s. St Mary’s, The Leys and The Stephen Perse, are within easy walking or cycling distance and Parkside Community College is within about half a mile. The city has also become a ‘high-tech’ and ‘bio-tech’ hub with the University Research and Development laboratories, the internationally renowned Cambridge Science Park and Addenbrooke’s Hospital/Biomedical Campus, one of the largest centres of health, science and medical research in the world.

For the commuter, the nearby M11 provides good access to Stansted Airport, the M25 and London and the city’s mainline railway station provides regular services to King’s Cross and Liverpool Street in about 48 and 67 minutes respectively.