90 Alpha Street is the closest thing you'll get to living inside a piece of art.
Set right in the heart of Cambridge, everything you love about the town is quite literally on your doorstep, cafes, restaurants, boutique shopping, the everyday ease of central living. And yet, from the street, this home gives very little away. Quiet, restrained, almost mysterious.
Step beyond the brick wall, and everything changes.
What unfolds is a home of extraordinary design, layered, thoughtful, and deeply atmospheric. A place where light has been carefully considered, where every material feels honest, organic, and enduring and where the spaces invite you to slow down and simply be.
This is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom home unlike anything else on the market.
At its heart is a private internal garden, a beautifully sheltered space anchored by a wood fire, creating warmth, intimacy, and a seamless connection between indoors and out. It's incredibly rare to find this level of privacy and calm, especially in such a central location.
There are different zones to retreat to, gather in, work from, and enjoy. Every space has purpose, but none of it feels forced. It's a home that reveals itself gradually - and the more time you spend here, the more it gives back.
Awarded Home of the Year in 2017, and designed by Christopher Beer Architect, 90 Alpha Street is nationally recognised for good reason. It challenges the ordinary idea of what a home should be, replacing excess with intention, and scale with feeling.
And then there's the flexibility, with commercial potential, pop-up coffee shop possibilities, and prized street access, this property offers more than just a home. It offers opportunity, creativity, and a lifestyle that is truly unique.
The materials here are organic, tactile, and timeless, the kind that only get better with age. Cedar, brick, slate, concrete, everything works together to create a home that feels calm, soulful, and completely unforgettable.
Some homes ask for attention.
Others quietly hold it.
90 Alpha Street is one of those homes.
