One retro classic, two freehold titles.
Some homes have a character you simply can't recreate. With its original 1970s architecture, wonderfully retro features and elevated outlook, 26 Shakespeare Street is one of them. Offered together with the bare land at 24 Shakespeare Street, this is an opportunity to bring a much-loved home into its next chapter, with space to explore something more.
Set across two freehold titles totalling 2,236sqm (more or less) the property combines an established home with a generous parcel of land below. The upper title at number 26 comprises 1,085sqm (more or less), while number 24 offers 1,151sqm (more or less) of bare land, opening up possibilities for a range of buyers.
For lovers of seventies design, the three-bedroom, one-bathroom home has plenty to get excited about. Retaining its original retro features, it offers an appealing starting point for someone who appreciates its architecture and can see the potential to make it shine again. Large windows draw in the beautiful, elevated views, giving the home a sense of light, space and connection to its surroundings. Partially double-glazed and full of personality, this home invites you to work with what makes it special. Refresh the interiors, celebrate the original details and create a place where its seventies character feels just as relevant today.
The land below adds another dimension. Perhaps you're looking for room for a substantial shed, gardens and space for the kids to spread out. Or you may want to investigate an additional dwelling or the wider development possibilities. With two titles already in place, there is plenty to consider, subject to council requirements and the necessary approvals.
Just 2.5 kilometres from Cambridge's town centre, the location keeps everyday essentials close while enjoying a quiet residential setting.
Whether you're drawn to the architecture, the land or the opportunity to shape its future, 24 and 26 Shakespeare Street offer a combination that is rarely available.
A little imagination could go a long way here.
Set across two freehold titles totalling 2,236sqm (more or less) the property combines an established home with a generous parcel of land below. The upper title at number 26 comprises 1,085sqm (more or less), while number 24 offers 1,151sqm (more or less) of bare land, opening up possibilities for a range of buyers.
For lovers of seventies design, the three-bedroom, one-bathroom home has plenty to get excited about. Retaining its original retro features, it offers an appealing starting point for someone who appreciates its architecture and can see the potential to make it shine again. Large windows draw in the beautiful, elevated views, giving the home a sense of light, space and connection to its surroundings. Partially double-glazed and full of personality, this home invites you to work with what makes it special. Refresh the interiors, celebrate the original details and create a place where its seventies character feels just as relevant today.
The land below adds another dimension. Perhaps you're looking for room for a substantial shed, gardens and space for the kids to spread out. Or you may want to investigate an additional dwelling or the wider development possibilities. With two titles already in place, there is plenty to consider, subject to council requirements and the necessary approvals.
Just 2.5 kilometres from Cambridge's town centre, the location keeps everyday essentials close while enjoying a quiet residential setting.
Whether you're drawn to the architecture, the land or the opportunity to shape its future, 24 and 26 Shakespeare Street offer a combination that is rarely available.
A little imagination could go a long way here.
Key features
Opportunity
Two freehold titles offer scope to revive a retro home and explore additional building or development possibilities, subject to the necessary approvals.
Character
Original 1970s architecture, distinctive retro features and large picture windows give this three-bedroom home a personality all its own.
Location
Enjoy a quiet residential setting just 2.5 kilometres from Cambridge’s town centre, keeping everyday essentials within easy reach
