48 Storey's Way, Grade II* listed building in west Cambridge, England.
This Cambridge house is a narrow rectangular building with a steep pitched tiled roof and asymmetrical gabled bays. The walls feature whitewashed cement render over brick, showing early 20th century crafted construction.
The house was designed by architect M. H. Baillie Scott in 1912 for a university administrator. It was built when this area was transforming from farmland into a residential neighborhood.
The interior shows textured plaster and exposed timber frames that follow Arts and Crafts principles. The wide wooden floors reinforce this handmade approach to design throughout the rooms.
The building stands on Storey's Way between Huntingdon Road and Madingley Road in a residential neighborhood. It is reachable from central Cambridge areas and sits in a tree-lined street.
The property includes an intact 1913 garden that is also protected as a heritage site. This garden shows how the indoor and outdoor spaces were designed to work together carefully.
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