This award-winning, two-bedroom house in central Cambridge was transformed by architects 5th Studio in the 19th century. The house features a cleverly designed plan that maximizes natural light, with channels of glazing that funnel light into each room. The result is a sense of space and volume that belies the modest floorplan. The rear extension opens up to a beautiful garden, where carefully cultivated plants provide a stunning backdrop to everyday life. The house has received numerous awards, including the RIBA National Prize and the RIBA East Spirit of Ingenuity Home Award. The interior design is modern and elegant, with hints of its Victorian past remaining in areas such as exposed brickwork and window shutters. The kitchen and garden room are designed to make the most of the long, narrow site, with plenty of space for cooking and storage. The two bedrooms are located on the first floor, with the main bedroom offering views over the garden. The house also features a calming family bathroom and a peaceful rear garden, perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or pottering around. The location is ideal, with a wealth of things to eat, see, and do within easy reach, yet remaining peaceful and quiet.