DIY InventoryCambridge: neighbourhoods, postcodes and homes
The areas of Cambridge, their postcodes and the kind of homes you’ll find, with what to record at check-in.
Postcode districts: CB1, CB2, CB3, CB4, CB5
Mill Road and Romsey CB1
Long streets of Victorian terraced houses, many let to students and young professionals.
Petersfield CB1
Victorian and Edwardian terraces close to the station and the centre, with new apartment blocks around CB1.
Chesterton CB4
A mix of Victorian terraces near the river, inter-war semis and newer flats.
Arbury and King's Hedges CB4
Post-war estates of former council houses and low-rise flats in the north of the city.
Cherry Hinton CB1
Inter-war and post-war semi-detached houses around an old village core.
Newnham CB3
Large Victorian and Edwardian houses and villas near the colleges and the Backs.
Trumpington and Clay Farm CB2
A village core with large new-build estates of houses and apartment blocks near the Biomedical Campus.
Eddington CB3
A new university-led district of modern flats and houses on the north-west edge of the city.
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Cambridge postcodes: questions
Which postcodes are in Cambridge?
Cambridge covers all or part of these postcode districts: CB1, CB2, CB3, CB4, CB5. Some districts cross into neighbouring areas.
Can I get a report for one postcode?
Yes. The free property report shows the EPC, sold prices nearby, crime, flood risk and a rental yield calculator for any UK postcode.