48 Storey's Way

48 Storey's Way is a notable Arts and Crafts house located in west Cambridge, England, designed by architect M. H. Baillie Scott and built between 1912 and 1913. Recognized as an archetype of the English Arts and Crafts movement, this grade II* listed building showcases a unique architectural style characterized by its asymmetrical design, steeply pitched roof, and distinctive gabled bays. The house was originally commissioned by Herbert Ainslie Roberts, a university administrator, and has a rich history, including its use as a family home and later as accommodation for Churchill College. The surrounding area, developed from a charity's farmland in the early 20th century, is now a conservation area, preserving the charm of this historic neighborhood. Visitors and researchers alike will find interest in both the architectural significance of the house and its role in the development of Cambridge's residential landscape.