Histon Road (Lucy Cavendish College), Cambridge

History

Lucy Cavendish College was established in 1965 as a college at the University of Cambridge for women aged over 21. Women from a variety of backgrounds come to Lucy Cavendish where they can study at this world-class university at a time in their lives that suits them.  The College is named after Lucy Cavendish, a leading Victorian campaigner for the reform of women’s education.

Food & beverage

The rooms at the new student centre are offered on a self-catering basis and as a guest, you will have access to a contemporary, spacious kitchen that is perfect for the preparation of simple meals. Basic crockery and cutlery are provided. 

Nearby you will find takeaway restaurants, a café and a variety of supermarkets or if you'd prefer then a vast array of restaurants awaits in the centre of Cambridge.

Grounds & Gardens

The residence benefits from communal gardens where you can sit and relax and enjoy some Cambridge sunshine! 

Other facilities

Wired internet access is available in every bedroom and wifi is available throughout the entire building.

There is a television in the common room where guests can relax.