40 Parsonage Street, Cambridge, Suffolk

About 40 Parsonage Street, Cambridge, Suffolk

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1. The living space of 40 Parsonage Street is artfully curated to be both visually arresting and sumptuously comfortable
2. The tranquil outdoor space provides a haven from the bustle of Cambridge on your doorstep
3. Just a few feet from the Midsummer Common, the property could not be better situated
4. Upon entering the
5. With seating for six, the breakfast bar is both a social hub and carefully thought out food preparation area
6. The open-plan space downstairs offers a visual treat wherever you look
7. A generous seating area for four makes meals a social pleasure
8. The orange toned colour scheme provides warmth and comfort to the elegant furniture
9. Everything you could require for elegant entertaining is provided
10. Comfortable soft furnishings complement the clean lines of the living area
11. Books, games and a Netflix enabled Smart television ensure no-one will be
12. The warm colour scheme unites the downstairs, while areas are kept gently discreet
13. Ambient lighting ensures a relaxing
14. Ample and varied comfortable seating ensures everyone will find their favourite spot
15. The garden room overlooks the tranquil courtyard, perfect for quiet reflection
16. A perfect nook to curl up with a good book, the hanging chair can be enjoyed in any weather
17. The line between indoor and outdoor dissolves as you throw the door open to the courtyard
18. In clement weather, the courtyard garden is an ideal spot for a leisurely breakfast
19. Let the water feature soothe you
20. As you head upstairs the
21. Crisp linens and clean lines ensure a peaceful night’s rest
22. The first floor bedroom overlooks the tranquil courtyard
23. The walk-in rainfall shower completes the quiet comfort of the bedroom suite
24. Cool colours and restrained greenery enhance the calm of the bathroom
25. The delightful alternating treads of the staircase to the second floor provide a whimsical visual treat
26. The steep quality of this final staircase makes the property unsuitable for children under 12
27. Velux windows bathe the second bedroom in light
28. The self-contained privacy of each bedroom suite make it perfect for friends holidaying together
29. The charming bathroom overlooks Midsummer Common
30. Another rainfall shower ensures no-one needs vie for the ’best’ bathroom!
31. The view from the second floor takes in the charming vista of Midsummer Common
32. The preserved original brickwork of the frontage adds to the period charm of the property
33. Narrow boats line the River Cam beside Midsummer Common
34. The lowlands of East Anglia make for dramatic, arresting skylines
35. Midsummer Common is a popular haunt for Cambridge residents.
36. The Victoria Bridge spans the Cam, taking visitors out of Cambridge
37. Fort St George, the oldest pub on the River Cam in the centre of Midsummer Common
38. A congenial spot to enjoy the weather in summer, the pub also has an inglenook fireplace for cosy dining in winter

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The living space of 40 Parsonage Street is artfully curated to be both visually arresting and sumptuously comfortable

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The tranquil outdoor space provides a haven from the bustle of Cambridge on your doorstep

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Just a few feet from the Midsummer Common, the property could not be better situated

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Upon entering the

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With seating for six, the breakfast bar is both a social hub and carefully thought out food preparation area

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The open-plan space downstairs offers a visual treat wherever you look

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A generous seating area for four makes meals a social pleasure

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The orange toned colour scheme provides warmth and comfort to the elegant furniture

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Everything you could require for elegant entertaining is provided

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Comfortable soft furnishings complement the clean lines of the living area

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Books, games and a Netflix enabled Smart television ensure no-one will be

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The warm colour scheme unites the downstairs, while areas are kept gently discreet

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Ambient lighting ensures a relaxing

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Ample and varied comfortable seating ensures everyone will find their favourite spot

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The garden room overlooks the tranquil courtyard, perfect for quiet reflection

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A perfect nook to curl up with a good book, the hanging chair can be enjoyed in any weather

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The line between indoor and outdoor dissolves as you throw the door open to the courtyard

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In clement weather, the courtyard garden is an ideal spot for a leisurely breakfast

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Let the water feature soothe you

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As you head upstairs the

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Crisp linens and clean lines ensure a peaceful night’s rest

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The first floor bedroom overlooks the tranquil courtyard

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The walk-in rainfall shower completes the quiet comfort of the bedroom suite

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Cool colours and restrained greenery enhance the calm of the bathroom

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The delightful alternating treads of the staircase to the second floor provide a whimsical visual treat

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The steep quality of this final staircase makes the property unsuitable for children under 12

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Velux windows bathe the second bedroom in light

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The self-contained privacy of each bedroom suite make it perfect for friends holidaying together

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The charming bathroom overlooks Midsummer Common

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Another rainfall shower ensures no-one needs vie for the ’best’ bathroom!

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The view from the second floor takes in the charming vista of Midsummer Common

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The preserved original brickwork of the frontage adds to the period charm of the property

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Narrow boats line the River Cam beside Midsummer Common

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The lowlands of East Anglia make for dramatic, arresting skylines

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Midsummer Common is a popular haunt for Cambridge residents.

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The Victoria Bridge spans the Cam, taking visitors out of Cambridge

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Fort St George, the oldest pub on the River Cam in the centre of Midsummer Common

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A congenial spot to enjoy the weather in summer, the pub also has an inglenook fireplace for cosy dining in winter

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