Studio and Private Patio

This is a great little studio that captures the evening light through its large patio door/window. It is a space that is separate from the house. This means your living space would not be shared - it is like a small studio flat.

There is no official parking space, but parking in the area is very close and easy (would take about 2 mins to walk to the car). The patio area is fenced off so your space is private.

The bed is single and this lodging is for one person only. The studio has a newly renovated shower room with toilet, sink, and mirror cabinet etc. The Kitchenette is solid wood surfaces, with hand crafted industrial style shelving. It is open plan and heating is under-floor throughout.

For cooking there is a new, powerful 4-in-1 microwave/convection oven/grill/air fryer, and also an induction hob, toaster, and kettle. The fridge freezer has a sizable freezer section. If you are someone who likes to batch cook (i. e. larger batches) every now and again we could negotiate use of the main house kitchen if that was helpful. Some basic crockery is provided. The table folds down against the wall to allow space when not in use. There is a Poang Chair and a large wooden wardrobe with full-length hanging, half length hanging and drawers. There is fast broadband, just the same as the house.

The private patio has wooden chairs and table, with lavender and honeysuckle (the photo is taken in the evening so this doesn’t show very well).

Though I've advertised this studio for full-time let, I would consider Monday - Friday lodging. There is no washing machine or TV but I would be very happy to do one wash a week, for example. There is a high quality dehumidifier for daily use and for the summer heat waves there is a powerful air-conditioning unit (which is stored in the house the rest of the time).

The road is a small col-de-sac lane off the main road into Cambridge, so it is quiet yet very accessible for Cambridge, Science Park, Bus Way, or A14/M11.

Bills are included.

If you are interested, then do feel free to arrange to come visit and see if you think the set-up would suit you. I would ask for references.

All the best in your lodgings search,
Esther