Royston sits where Hertfordshire meets Cambridgeshire, and its solid Victorian and Edwardian housing stock means plenty of cellars that benefit from properly installed cooling to stay useful all year.
Royston grew along the old Ermine Street and retains a good number of brick-built Victorian villas and terraces, particularly around Melbourn Street and the town centre, many of which have full-height cellars originally used for coal and pantry storage. The town's position on the chalk escarpment means ground temperatures can be deceptive - a cellar feels cool in spring but by August, without active cooling, will often exceed 16°C and is no longer suitable for wine or cold food storage.
We cover Royston regularly from our Cambridge base and can offer a free, no-obligation cellar survey to assess your space, check for damp ingress and recommend the right cooling unit capacity. Installation is typically completed in a single day for a standard domestic cellar.
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