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The City of Cambridge Rowing Club boathouse is a flat-roofed, two-storey building of reclaimed brick. The end facing the river is painted white and blue. The first floor has a row of five windows, and a single half-glazed door. There is a balcony with a timber balustrade and an external stairway at the side of the building. The ground floor has one set of side hung double doors. The building goes down to a single-storey at the rear.

Fitzwilliam boathouse is two storeys high with a curved roof. It is a replacement built since 2005 and designed by David Sayer and Associates. The first floor is painted grey, with a goat painted on one side. The gable end has a large glazed section including fixed windows and two sets of glazed double doors. The doors open out onto a balcony with a curved, projecting metal balustrade and a flagpole rising from the midpoint. The ground floor is red brick and has a large door that opens upwards.

This replaced the previous Cambridge Rowing Association boathouse, which burned down in 1983. It is a single-storey breezeblock building with a flat roof and three upwards-opening, corrugated iron shutter doors. The single-storey extension was approved in 1990.

Recently constructed next to Cambridgeshire Rowing Association. The billygoat device refers to the club's tagline "Billy expects", itself a reference to the college's colloquial monicker "Fitzbillie's".

This replaced the previous Cambridge 99 Rowing Club boathouse,named assuch because it was founded in 1899,which burned down in 1983.It has a half-hipped concrete tiled roof with a glazed central clock tower. Above the hipped roof of the clock tower is a weathervane. The building is three storeys and is built of reclaimed brick. The second and first floors are fully glazed at the gable end, and there is a projecting second floor balcony. The first floor has a balcony with a decorative metal balustrade. The ground floor has a set of side-hung concertina double doors occupying the full width of the building.

Fitzwilliam boathouse is two storeys high with a curved roof. It is a replacement built since 2005 and designed by David Sayer and Associates. The first floor is painted grey, with a goat painted on one side. The gable end has a large glazed section including fixed windows and two sets of glazed double doors. The doors open out onto a balcony with a curved, projecting metal balustrade and a flagpole rising from the midpoint. The ground floor is red brick and has a large door that opens upwards