Salix, Conduit Head Road

Salix, originally known as Brandon Hill, is a striking grade-II-listed Modernist house located in west Cambridge, England. Designed by architect H. C. Hughes in 1933-34 for physicist Mark Oliphant, this L-shaped residence showcases the International Modern style with its white-rendered brick exterior and flat roof featuring a terrace. The house is notable for its prominent corner windows and innovative design, making it a key example of 1930s Modernist architecture in Cambridge. Situated on the picturesque Conduit Head Road, a conservation area known for its collection of Modernist homes, Salix is surrounded by a semi-rural landscape and has a rich history of academic occupants. Visitors can appreciate its unique architectural features and the serene environment that reflects the area's academic heritage.