Hanover Court, Coronation Street, Cambridge

History of Hanover Court, Cambridge

Muriel Housden was the first tenant of no.15 Hanover Court after it was completed in 1967. She lived there until her death in 1996 and the flat was sold in 1997.

By the end of 2026 Hanover Court was empty, doors sealed, awaiting demolition.

A multi-story brown brick apartment building with recessed balconies and a concrete bridge connecting two sections.

Hanover Court (RGL2026)

High-angle view of a courtyard with a paved path, lawn, mature trees, a small single-story building, and a tall apartment block.

Hanover Court (RGL2026)

A tall, multi-story brick apartment block with recessed balconies stands behind a grassy area with trees and a swing set.

Hanover Court (RGL2026)

A concrete walkway between brick walls leads to a distant doorway, with a green fire exit sign mounted on the ceiling beam.

Hanover Court (RGL2026)

High-angle view of a red brick building with two blue doors, facing a quiet street with two wheelie bins in the foreground.

View from Hanover Court (RGL2026)

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