Coleridge, Cambridge
Key facts
Coleridge is a UK electoral ward in Cambridge. Coleridge is a well-connected Cambridge neighbourhood with its own railway station, good bus links, and plenty of cyclists — nearly 40% of residents work from home.
About Coleridge
Coleridge is a well-connected Cambridge neighbourhood with its own railway station, good bus links, and plenty of cyclists — nearly 40% of residents work from home. Schools are a real strength here. St Bede's Inter-Church School has an Outstanding rating, there's a Good-rated primary, and secondary provision is improving. Crime has dropped sharply over the past year and now sits below the UK average. Anti-social behaviour and violent crime rates are both low. House prices tell an interesting story. Terraces and semis cost more than in neighbouring Cherry Hinton, but detached homes are considerably cheaper than in Queen Edith's. You'll find strong everyday amenities locally — supermarkets, restaurants, dentists, and hardware shops are all well represented. Parks, a cinema, and sports centres are nearby too. Living costs track close to the UK average overall. You'll pay more in council tax, but lower transport costs help balance that out.
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