Knight Frank Cambridge Estate Agents
Why choose us?
Cambridge is known for its world famous and well-respected university, its historical architecture and punting on the river. This East Anglian city has so much to offer. As you walk around the attractive city, you can’t help but think of those who have trodden the well-worn paths beforehand. It dates back to pre-historic times and became an important trading centre in the Roman era.
Cambridge has produced more Nobel Prize winners than anywhere else, as well as scholars, poets, politicians, musicians and more.
It may be steeped in history, but Cambridge is playing a big part in shaping our future too. Its home to pharmaceutical giants, innovative life science and high tech industries.
Our local experts extol the virtues of Cambridge and the surrounding rural areas. They have great insights into the area, along with an impressive network of connections and a passion for the place. They’re here to support you with your property needs – whatever they may be.
Available property in Cambridge
Typically, you’ll find Victorian and Edwardian housing in the city centre, much of it terraced. The period properties are just as you’d picture them from the classic visuals of Cambridge. Some are set along the riverside for an idyllic waterfront view.
Further out, you can expect more new build developments in attractive locations. To the south west you’ll find Grantchester (made famous by the TV drama) and Trumpington which are ideal spots for family life, within easy reach of the city centre. There are also many attractive villages within close proximity.
Living in Cambridge
Cambridge city centre is small enough to walk around, or more likely, cycle. It has the highest level of bicycle usage in the UK. Alternatively, take a picturesque punt along the river and you’ll find so many hidden gems.
It offers the many benefits of a city – arts and culture, shopping, leisure opportunities and more – yet it retains its rural feel. You’re never very far from fields. Look out for the Cambridge cows too!
There’s a great buzz to the city and a diverse mix of people. So many people come to study and don’t leave. It’s got a lot to offer families in particular.
Known for its academia, Cambridge is home to two universities as well as many prestigious independent schools including The Leys, The Perse School, Stephen Perse Foundation, St Mary’s and Hills Road Sixth Form. They attract students from around the world.
Transport links
The 2 railway stations that service the area, Cambridge and Cambridge North, provide direct links to London (Kings Cross or Liverpool Street). The fastest of these is around 50 minutes.
The M11 conects the city to London and the A1/A14 providing links to other UK cities like Birmingham and Oxford’.