Victoria House, Fulbourn, Cambridge, CB21 5BQ

Complete with its distinctive turret and decorated chapel, Victoria House was first developed as a hospital in the 1850s by George Fowler Jones. It has seen been developed into a business park complete with gardens and orchards on the south lawn which are still standing today, and is now being adapted to become part of a 21st century life science, technology and innovation campus.
Test fits have been carried out for the conversion of the space into two floors of open plan office, with a combination of open collaboration spaces, meeting rooms, kitchen areas and break out zones.

CamLIFE benefits from an outstanding location, which is easily accessible by cycle, bus and car. Situated within a 12 minute drive / 16 minute cycle of Cambridge station, Cambridge Biomedical Campus and Addenbrooke's Hospital, occupiers of the park have direct access to key locations within the city. By extension, both London Kings Cross and Stansted Airport are accessible from the campus via train, within 48 and 28 minutes respectively.