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A rare opportunity to acquire a truly exceptional village home, Clematis Cottage is a beautifully restored and substantially extended detached cottage that effortlessly combines period charm with contemporary comfort. Occupying an attractive position within the sought-after village of Tempsford, this distinctive residence, beneath a combination of traditional thatched and pan-tiled roofing, has been thoughtfully enhanced and meticulously maintained to create a home of remarkable character and quality. Extending to over 3,300 sq. ft. including the detached double garage and garden room, the accommodation offers an impressive balance of open-plan living and more intimate reception spaces, making it equally well suited to modern family life, entertaining, and quiet countryside living. At the heart of the home is a magnificent sitting room, a wonderfully bright and welcoming space with generous proportions and an effortless connection to the rest of the property. Beyond lies the impressive dining room, where a striking vaulted ceiling creates a dramatic setting for both formal occasions and relaxed family gatherings. A charming snug and separate breakfast room provide further versatility, each enjoying a warm and inviting atmosphere that reflects the cottage's rich heritage. The kitchen is ideally positioned to serve both the formal and informal living areas, offering a practical yet sociable layout. A separate utility room and cloakroom add further convenience, while throughout the home an exceptional standard of restoration has successfully blended original features with high-quality contemporary finishes, resulting in interiors that are both elegant and functional. The first floor continues the home's impressive proportions. The principal suite provides a luxurious retreat, complete with a dedicated dressing room and beautifully appointed en suite bathroom. Three further generous double bedrooms are served by a stylish family bathroom, ensuring ample accommodation for family members and visiting guests. Outside, the gardens are a particular highlight. Lovingly landscaped and carefully nurtured, they provide a private and peaceful setting with mature trees, established planting, colourful borders and productive vegetable beds. Expanses of lawn are complemented by a variety of seating areas, perfectly positioned to enjoy the changing seasons and tranquil surroundings. The detached garden room offers excellent flexibility, ideal as a home office, studio, gym or hobby space, while the substantial double garage benefits from a useful first-floor storage area above. Ample off-road parking further enhances the practicality of this outstanding home. Beautifully presented and occupying a highly desirable village setting, Clematis Cottage is a home of genuine distinction. Combining timeless character, exceptional craftsmanship and modern convenience, it offers a rare opportunity to acquire one of the area's most captivating period homes. Seller Insight “Clematis Cottage has been our home for the past 10 years, and from the moment we first saw it, we fell in love with its character. We’ve always loved quirky homes with history, and this beautiful thatched cottage is full of beams, personality, and unique features that really have to be seen to be appreciated.” “Over the years, we’ve lovingly modernised the cottage while staying true to its history and character. One thing we’re especially proud of is how bright and airy we’ve made it. When we first moved in, parts of the house felt quite dark, so we added sky lanterns and opened up the space to let the light flood in. We also added an upstairs bathroom, a walk-through wardrobe that I absolutely love, and a utility room which has made family life so much easier.” “My favourite room has to be the living room. The sky lanterns and the wall of windows overlooking the garden make it feel so peaceful and connected to the outdoors.” “The garden itself has been such a huge part of our life here. It’s incredibly private, with open fields behind and tall trees surrounding it, making it feel calm and secluded. There’s also rear access to the garden, which is really practical for parking and entertaining.” “Clematis Cottage has always been a wonderful home for hosting family and friends. It’s become known as “the Christmas house”. We have a cosy dining room we jokingly call “the parlour,” complete with a fireplace, and at Christmas it feels truly magical.” “One of the things that has made living here so special is the sense of community. The village has such a warm and friendly atmosphere. The Wheatsheaf pub has recently been lovingly restored by a resident, and there’s a real effort to bring everyone together with events, craft clubs, beer evenings, and traditions like the yearly Tempsford Show. It has a lovely village feel whilst still being incredibly convenient, with easy access to Sandy, St Neots, the rail links, and the A1 which makes living here the best of both worlds.” What I’ll miss most about Clematis Cottage is the garden and the life we’ve built around it. My workshop is out there, and it’s been my little haven for creativity and peace. We’ve also been lucky to have such wonderful neighbours, and it’s the people, and the feeling of this home that we will really miss.” Village Information Tempsford is a well-regarded Bedfordshire village with a strong sense of community and a range of local amenities. The village is home to the traditional Wheatsheaf public house, St Peter's Church, a Methodist Church, the popular Knotts Farm Shop and Farm Park, and a large Village Hall which hosts the annual Tempsford Show. The village also benefits from a museum and archive collection celebrating its rich local history. Historical landmarks include the remains of the 13th-century moated manor known as Gannocks, the former RAF Tempsford airfield, which played a significant role in the Second World War, and the attractive Millennium Garden Sanctuary. Located at the entrance to the garden is the RAF Tempsford Memorial, unveiled by HRH The Prince of Wales (now King Charles III) in December 2013 in honour of the men and women who flew secret wartime missions from the village. The nearby market town of Sandy, approximately 4 miles away, provides everyday shopping facilities, supermarkets and a mainline railway station with regular services to London King's Cross in approximately 45–55 minutes. St Neots, around 6 miles away, offers a wider range of shopping, leisure and dining facilities, together with fast rail services to London King's Cross in as little as 40 minutes. Cambridge is approximately 20 miles away, while the A1 provides excellent road links to both the North and South. The property is well placed for a range of highly regarded local schools, including Roxton Lower School, Alban Academy and Sandy Secondary School. Agents Notes Tenure: Freehold Year Built: 16th Century EPC: Exempt Local Authority: Central Bedfordshire Council Tax Band: G IMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS: We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. SNS250480

Property walk through A double glazed entrance door with matching side panels opens into a spacious hallway from where the staircase rises to the first floor. A cloakroom with WC and washbasin in vanity surround stands to one corner of the hallway. Doors off give access to the sitting room with a gas fire inset to a wood surround with a tiled hearth. providing a fine focal point. ( The chimney could accommodate an open fire or wood burner). Windows to the front and double doors to the rear allow an excellent flow of natural light. The kitchen/dining room is an expansive room being an ideal meeting place for a family to congregate or for entertaining with a useful direct access to the garden at the rear through the bifold doors allowing you to open up the space to the garden. Apart from being able to accommodate a large table and chairs this room has an island unit which incorporates a breakfast bar. There are a vast array of cupboard units including pan drawers arranged around the Antico floored kitchen/dining room which also has an integrated fridge freezer, double oven and hob. Adjacent is a utility room, plumbed for an automatic washing machine. various cupboards are provided and the central heating boiler is discreetly wall mounted within a matching cabinet. The first floor has a decorative minstrel gallery to its spacious landing. The Master bedroom enjoys a dressing area where there are three twin wardrobes and a convenient recess to accommodate a dressing table. It's bathroom en suite has a panelled bath, integrated wash basin in vanity surround and integrated WC. The Guest bedroom has a shower room en suite with integrated WC and washbasin. Two additional double bedrooms are available and a single room whilst completing the accommodation is a family bathroom with hand held and wall mounted shower fittings in and around the bath providing protection by having a glazed screen. External description A gravel driveway is laid to the front of the property providing a turning area and parking. A single garage is accessed from the driveway. Planted borders are located to the boundaries at the front with a gated walkway to the garden at the rear which is of a good size and extremely private. The rear garden is terraced with a large Pocelanosa tiled patio at the lower level directly behind the accommodation. The lawn is laid to a higher level within a capped brick built retaining wall. The garden is well supplied with mature planting and trees with an additional patio to one corner. A gateway to the rear opens within metres of a lovely park serving the village. Disclaimer Whilst we endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you please contact the office and we will be pleased to verify the information for you. Do so, particularly if contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. The mention of any appliance and/or services to this property does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order, and their condition is unknown to us. Unless fixtures and fittings are specifically mentioned in these details, they are not included in the asking price. Some items may be available subject to negotiation with the Vendor. Notice to purchaser “Note for Purchasers re anti money laundering legislation. In order that we meet legal obligations, should a purchaser have an offer accepted on any property marketed by us they will be required to undertake a digital identification check. We use a specialist third party service to do this. There will be a non refundable charge of £18 (£15+VAT) per person, per purchase, for this service. Buyers will also be asked to provide full proof of, and source of, funds - full details of acceptable proof will need to be provided upon receipt of your offer. We may recommend services to clients, to include financial services and solicitor recommendations, for which we may receive a referral fee, typically between £0 and £200.

Property walk through The entrance door opens to a magnificent reception hall from where an elite Victorian staircase spirals upwards to a galleried landing located under a beautiful domed ceiling with decorative mouldings. Intricate ceiling mouldings are a theme throughout the property as are the many rooms affixed with dado and picture rails. Most rooms also retain the original shuttering to the windows. The drawing room is found at the front of the property with delightful views over rolling countryside through the full height windows whilst additionally there are “French doors” which open to an extensive and sunny paved terrace fronting the south facing formal garden. Similarly, the library which is a favourite room of the owners, enjoys the same countryside views. Both rooms have an open fireplace. The drawing room is so generously proportioned and looks towards the formal garden. This is a marvellous room where the family can happily congregate. There is a welcoming fireplace housing a wood burning stove which spreads supplementary warmth on colder evenings. Opposite is the dining room though these rooms can be interchanged if preferred. The dining room also has a fireplace. A cloakroom is located adjacent. The kitchen/breakfast/family room straddles the absolute width of the house at the rear. For obvious reasons this again is a favoured room in the house. This room, as a whole, exudes comfort and a warming ambience having the kitchen to one end and the sitting area to the other. The sitting area encircles a stone fireplace which houses a highly efficient wood burning stove. The bespoke kitchen furniture is coloured in a mellow cream and incorporates a double oven “Rangemaster” cooker with a six ring halogen hob. The kitchen looks into the courtyard garden. Adjacent is a flagstone floored utility room whilst a cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation. Lower ground floor Steps lead down from a rear hall to an amalgam of cellars created by 16 brick divisions. There are three main areas, one as a wine cellar. First floor The first floor is served by a principal and a secondary staircase rising to a part galleried landing with doors off to all seven bedrooms, family bathroom, family shower room and a cloakroom. Six of the bedrooms are double bedrooms with one single room. The Master bedroom is quite simply vast and enjoys an en suite bathroom and dressing area. All the bedrooms have high ceilings and large windows typical of their era. External points of note Outbuildings The outbuildings are interesting and varied and serve the present owners in providing a bike store, log store, potting shed, Gymnasium, Workshop, 2 store rooms, garaging and a large shed to accommodate various items of garden machinery including the ride on mower. Ancillary accommodation The former stable block, set apart from the main dwelling, has undergone a tasteful conversion into two self contained cottages ideally suited for staff, dependant relatives or perhaps as a letting opportunity. Each unit has one bedroom. The Grounds From the village High Street a wooden gate opens to a gravel driveway which sweeps round to the right following a path between mature hedging and a wrought iron fence. Behind the wrought iron fence is an area of mature woodland evidencing specimen hardwood trees. The gravel drive extends around to the front of The Old Rectory where parking is freely available. From its elevated position The Old Rectory can take in an unrivalled vista over lush open countryside, green fields as far as the eye can see. From the front of The Old Rectory looking to a lower level witness the new Savannah tennis court recently installed by En Tout Cas. Set within a tree lined enclave, it is an absolute picture, beautifully sheltered, sunny with some forgiving shaded areas. A wonderful facility to enjoy in ones leisure time. The grounds further encompass the aforementioned formal lawn and walled kitchen garden where can be found a former gardeners cottage, now a store and a greenhouse. The kitchen garden has various fruit trees, a fishpond, fruit cages and raised beds. Beyond these areas is an arboretum with many specimen trees, non native to these shores. Planted in the year 2000 this woodland has matured nicely and has a wildlife pond to one corner. Thereafter we reach the grass paddock extending to some 2.69 acres, again somewhat elevated and enjoying countryside views. The paddock has a post and rail fence. Location Location Information – North Crawley has a village shop, two public houses and a first school. Secondary education is available at Ousedale schools in Newport Pagnell and Olney, or there are the highly regarded Harpur Trust schools in Bedford which is a mere 13 miles distant. Major rail links to London and the North are available from Bedford and Milton Keynes main line rail stations with Motorway access to the M1 available 3 miles distant at Junction 14. Major shopping outlets can be found in abundance at Milton Keynes shopping centre. Important notice for the buyer/s In order that we meet legal obligations, should a purchaser have an offer accepted on any property marketed by us they will be required to undertake a digital identification check. We use a specialist third party service to do this. There will be a non refundable charge of £18 (£15+VAT) per person, per purchase, for this service. Buyers will also be asked to provide full proof of, and source of, funds - full details of acceptable proof will be provided upon receipt of your offer. We may recommend services to clients, to include financial services and solicitor recommendations, for which we may receive a referral fee, typically between £0 and £200. Disclaimer Whilst we endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you please contact the office and we will be pleased to verify the information for you. Do so, particularly if contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. The mention of any appliance and/or services to this property does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order, and their condition is unknown to us. Unless fixtures and fittings are specifically mentioned in these details, they are not included in the asking price. Some items may be available subject to negotiation with the Vendor.

A substantial contemporary home offering approx. 4,644 sq ft over three floors. Designed for modern living with generous reception space, a standout kitchen, five bedrooms, leisure space and a good-size garden, combining scale with everyday practicality. The ground floor is particularly impressive in scale and has clearly been designed with entertaining and family living in mind. At its heart is an exceptional kitchen measuring over 34ft in length, providing a superb central hub with the proportions to accommodate busy day-to-day living as well as larger gatherings. In addition, there is a substantial lounge and a separate reception room with bifold doors leading out to the large patio area, giving buyers valuable flexibility for formal entertaining, family space, a playroom or a home office arrangement. This floor also offers a highly adaptable layout, with a ground floor study or bedroom positioned alongside a shower room, making it well suited for guests, accessibility needs, multigenerational living or those seeking more flexible accommodation. A utility room adds further practicality, while the gym and adjoining sun room create a real lifestyle feature rarely found in homes of this type. Depending on a buyer’s requirements, this area may also offer scope for alternative uses, subject to any necessary consents. Upper Floors The first floor continues the sense of space, centred around a generous landing and offering three further well-proportioned bedrooms, with two bathrooms, including a Jack and Jill arrangement, and a separate laundry room. The layout is ideal for family life, with ample bedroom space and practical ancillary accommodation that helps the house function smoothly on a day-to-day basis. The accommodation then extends to the top floor, where the principal bedroom enjoys a more private setting. This level is arranged as a true suite, complete with a walk-in wardrobe and dressing area, together with an en-suite, creating an excellent principal retreat away from the main family bedroom areas below. Outside Space Outside, the property is complemented by a good-size rear garden with a large patio area, with bifold doors opening from the kitchen and living areas, making it especially well suited to indoor-outdoor living. It offers valuable outdoor space for families, entertaining and general enjoyment, while the broad frontage and substantial driveway parking add further practicality to the overall appeal. To the front, the house has an immediately impressive presence, and altogether the external presentation matches the interior well: modern, spacious and designed to make a strong first impression. Location Clifton is an established Bedfordshire village set in the valley of the River Ivel, offering a village setting while still providing practical day-to-day amenities. For commuters, nearby Arlesey station provides access to London St Pancras, with the fastest journeys taking around 39 minutes, making the area especially appealing for buyers seeking a balance between country feel and connectivity. For buyers with schooling in mind, Clifton All Saints Academy serves children aged 2 to 11, while Samuel Whitbread Academy, also in Clifton, serves ages 13 to 18. Independent schooling in nearby Bedford, Hitchin and Letchworth is also within easy reach, with some schools offering dedicated transport to and from the village. The village also benefits from a community centre with a large hall, bar area, kitchen and meeting rooms, helping to support a strong local community feel. For lifestyle and convenience, Clifton offers a range of village amenities, including two pubs, with The Golden Lion providing food and a large beer garden with play area. Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure: Freehold Council Tax band: G Local Authority: Central Bedfordshire EPC: C Property construction : standard brick and block Electricity supply: Mains Water supply: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Mains Heating: Gas Broadband: FTTC / Standard Fibre Broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile signal/coverage: 4G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Up to 6 cars Total Internal Floor Area: 468 square metres

Set within an established and private plot backing on to the river, this substantial five bedroom detached family residence offers over 2,800 sq ft of versatile accommodation, thoughtfully designed to meet the demands of modern family living while presenting excellent opportunities for future enhancement, this property further benefits from ample off-road parking and double garage.Step Inside: Set within an established and private plot, this substantial detached family residence offers over 2,800 sq ft of versatile accommodation, thoughtfully designed to meet the demands of modern family living while presenting excellent opportunities for future enhancement. The property welcomes you with a spacious entrance hall leading to a series of well-proportioned reception rooms. A generous living room provides an elegant setting for both entertaining and everyday relaxation, while the separate dining room offers a more formal space for hosting. The heart of the home is the well-appointed kitchen, complemented by a breakfast room and adjoining family room, creating a sociable environment ideal for family life. A separate study provides an excellent home office, while a practical utility room, cloakroom and integral double garage complete the ground floor. Upstairs, the first floor comprises five well-proportioned bedrooms. The impressive principal suite benefits from fitted wardrobes, air conditioning and a private ensuite, while the second bedroom also enjoys ensuite facilities and air conditioning. Three further bedrooms are served by a contemporary family bathroom, providing comfortable accommodation for growing families and visiting guests alike. Air conditioning is also fitted to the dining/snug room, ensuring enhanced comfort throughout the seasons. In addition to its generous accommodation, the home benefits from solar panels, improving energy efficiency and contributing towards lower day-to-day running costs. Beyond its already impressive footprint, the property offers considerable scope for further extension, reconfiguration or conversion of existing spaces, subject to the necessary planning permissions, allowing future owners to tailor the home to suit changing lifestyles and requirements. Combining generous proportions, flexible living space, modern practicalities and exceptional potential, this is a distinguished family home offering both immediate comfort and the opportunity to create a truly bespoke long-term residence. About The Area: Nestled on the edge of the sought-after village of Langford in Central Bedfordshire, Mill Meadow enjoys an attractive rural setting surrounded by open countryside while remaining well connected to nearby towns and major transport links. The village offers a welcoming community atmosphere with a range of everyday amenities, including a village shop, public house, primary school and local sports facilities, making it an ideal location for families, professionals and those seeking a quieter pace of life. The surrounding countryside provides excellent opportunities for walking, cycling and outdoor recreation, with scenic routes following the nearby River Ivel and surrounding farmland. For a wider range of shopping, dining and leisure facilities, the market town of Biggleswade is just a short drive away, offering supermarkets, independent retailers, cafés and a mainline railway station with regular services to London St Pancras. Langford benefits from excellent road connections via the A1, providing convenient access to Bedford, Cambridge, Milton Keynes and London. Combining the charm of village living with modern convenience, Mill Meadow offers residents the best of both worlds, a peaceful countryside setting with easy access to employment, education and leisure destinations. Step Outside: Set within a quiet and established residential setting, the property occupies a generous plot with beautifully landscaped gardens that have been thoughtfully designed to provide year-round colour, interest and a variety of spaces for both entertaining and relaxation. Immediately adjoining the house, a substantial paved terrace offers the perfect setting for outdoor dining, seamlessly extending the living space into the garden. A bespoke timber storage shed has been cleverly constructed along the side of the property, providing excellent practical storage while complementing the overall design. The garden is predominantly laid to lawn, framed by mature trees, established planting and carefully tended borders, and enjoys a sunny aspect throughout the day. At the foot of the garden, the current owners have created what they affectionately refer to as the 'Lower Terrace' – a peaceful riverside seating area positioned to make the very most of the exceptional outlook. From here, uninterrupted views stretch across the river towards open fields and the historic mill, creating an idyllic setting that is both private and picturesque. Adding to its unique appeal, the property's boundary extends to the centre of the river, with the owners benefiting from permission to pump water directly from the river for garden use. For complete peace of mind, the sellers also hold written confirmation from the Environment Agency confirming there is no flood risk to the property. To the front, the home is approached via an extensive block-paved driveway providing parking for numerous vehicles, complemented by a neatly maintained lawn and established planting. An integral double garage completes the impressive external accommodation of this distinguished family home. Additional Information Agents Note: Draft particulars yet to be approved by vendor and may be subject to change. Anti-Money Laundering (AML): It is a legal requirement that all applicants comply with Anti-Money Laundering regulations. As such, once a purchase or tenancy has been agreed subject to contract, the applicant(s) will be required to undertake an AML and financial sanctions check carried out by our third party provider at a cost of £66 inclusive of VAT per property, payable by the applicant(s). Material Information: We are advised by the seller/landlord/tenant of the following information in good faith but its accuracy is not guaranteed and you should make your own investigations before committing to a sale or letting. Please note in terms of mobile/phone reception, this is the view of the seller/landlord/tenant based on their current provider. Water: Mains Electric: Mains Drainage: Mains Flood risk: TBC Mobile/Phone: TBC Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G Council tax payable: TBC For further material information please contact the office marketing this property.

Property walk through Step into the reception hall from where the staircase rises to a first floor galleried landing and doors lead off to all the principal rooms. A cloakroom is located to this area. The sitting room offers a wealth of floorspace and an attractive fireplace with a tiled inlay and hearth delivers a fine focal point. A window to the front and glazed double doors at the rear with matching side panels allow an excellent flow of natural light into the room. Wooden double doors swing open into the dining room which has an internal frosted glass window shared with the entrance hall. The kitchen/breakfast room is ideal for family and friends to congregate with a central island unit doubling as a table as it has an indented work surface area to allow for chairs to be located below. Integrated to the kitchen are an oven, 5 ring gas hob with an extractor over, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. The utility room provides plumbing for an automatic washing machine. Accessed from the kitchen is a hexagonal conservatory, glazed over a brick base. Double doors open to the gardens whilst there are attractive leaded lights at higher levels under a toughened Perspex roof. The flooring is tiled. Rising to the first floor is a half landing with an attractive cathedral window. The full landing has a galleried effect and leads off to four double bedrooms. The Master bedroom has an ensuite shower room, wash basin in vanity surround and an integrated WC. with companion storage cupboards. The bedrooms are fitted with extensive wardrobe space, much appreciated in a family home and in general though a necessity, quite a rarity. A family bathroom completes the accommodation in the main dwelling. Externally there is a predominantly hard landscaped garden at the front of the property with a brick paviour driveway offering parking for several vehicles and access to the garage and carport. Gated access opens into the rear garden with its paved seating areas and an extensive area of lawn. A mature tree screen envelops the garden. Within the garden is a two storey ancillary building which provides space for, storage, crafts and hobbies though could have multiple uses. Disclaimer Whilst we endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you please contact the office and we will be pleased to verify the information for you. Do so, particularly if contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. The mention of any appliance and/or services to this property does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order, and their condition is unknown to us. Unless fixtures and fittings are specifically mentioned in these details, they are not included in the asking price. Some items may be available subject to negotiation with the Vendor. Notice to purchasers In order that we meet legal obligations, should a purchaser have an offer accepted on any property marketed by us they will be required to undertake a digital identification check. We use a specialist third party service to do this. There will be a non refundable charge of £18 (£15+VAT) per person, per purchase, for this service. Buyers will also be asked to provide full proof of, and source of, funds - full details of acceptable proof will need to be provided upon receipt of your offer. We may recommend services to clients, to include financial services and solicitor recommendations, for which we may receive a referral fee, typically between £0 and £200.

About the property Located in an entirely residential area at the terminus of a no through road this splendid detached property originated as a small cottage in the early 1900's. It has since undergone tasteful and sympathetic extensions at various times during the 20th century always mindful and in keeping with the property’s origins. In fairly recent times the roof tiles and windows have been replaced as the current sellers have diligently maintained the home they have cherished and loved. First Floor On the first floor there are five bedrooms, two having en suite facilities, one with an Aqualisa remote control facility. The Master bedroom is elegant and spacious and apart from its en suite shower room has a custom built walk in wardrobe. The guest bedroom enjoys en suite facilities and thereafter there are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom. Situation and property information The property stands slightly elevated from the roadside with shrub planting to the front contained within stone retaining walls. A block paved driveway affords off road parking and access to a detached three car garage with workshop space. To the rear of the garage stands the soundproofed music room. There are 2 solar arrays, both of 12 panels, one on the roof of the house which generates approx £1700pa tax free until 2035. The additional array is sited on the garage unseen from the house. This feeds a battery which stores electricity for more economic use in the evening. The total value of income and savings annually is around £2800.00. More comprehensive information on this facility is available on request. Exterior Directly behind the property is a large expanse of patio assembled from random width flagstones which benefits from external lighting. The grounds extend away from the property on a slight incline with a central pathway bisecting the considerable areas of lawn. The lawns are populated with many and varied tree species to include willow, apple, silver birch and Canadian maple. The boundaries are defined by tall hedgerows providing privacy and seclusion. A large carp pond stands to the top of the garden and is a lovely feature. Additional two wooden outbuildings house the controls for maintaining the pond and also for provision of an irrigation system to assuage the needs of the gardens in warmer weather. There is also a Summer house which overlooks a further patio area at the head of the pond providing a tranquil seating area during the balmy summer evenings. Location The property is walking distance from amenities in the village of Sherington which has a Church, sports pavilion, and a village hall which hosts several regular groups including a toddler group, a historical society, and a youth club. There is also the renowned local hostelry The White Hart which is listed in CAMRAs “Good Beer Guide” and “Good Pub Food.” Sherington has a C of E primary school which is rated good by Ofsted. Secondary education is available at Ousedale schools in Newport Pagnell and Olney, or there is a bus to the Bedford Harpur Trust schools which are 13 miles away. For a wider range of amenities, the property is only 8 minutes’ drive from Newport Pagnell and is about 15 minutes’ drive from the array of amenities in the City of Milton Keynes which has one of the largest covered shopping centres in Europe, and numerous sports and leisure facilities including a theatre. Sherington is ideally positioned for those who commute to London as the direct train from Milton Keynes to Euston is just 32 minutes. Disclaimer Whilst we endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you please contact the office and we will be pleased to verify the information for you. Do so, particularly if contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. The mention of any appliance and/or services to this property does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order, and their condition is unknown to us. Unless fixtures and fittings are specifically mentioned in these details, they are not included in the asking price. Some items may be available subject to negotiation with the Vendor. Notice to purchasers In order that we meet legal obligations, should a purchaser have an offer accepted on any property marketed by us they will be required to undertake a digital identification check. We use a specialist third party service to do this. There will be a non refundable charge of £18 (£15+VAT) per person, per purchase, for this service.

Property walk through The main entrance door has an arrowslit window and opens into an open vestibule with a staircase ahead rising to the first floor. There are various storage cupboards beneath the staircase. To the right hand side is the newly installed Alexa connected kitchen which incorporates built in ovens, integrated fridge and freezer, Central island with induction hob and extractor unit over which is recessed to the ceiling. Plumbed for washing machine and tumble dryer. Window to the front elevation and additional letterbox window being installed. This area has parquet flooring in a herringbone pattern and this extends into the dining area. Double doors from the kitchen access the sitting room, an extremely light room with full height glazed double doors and matching side panels. A floor to ceiling wood burning stove which is a brilliant combination of function an style stands to one corner with exposed timber panelling featuring to one wall and creating a rustic effect. Additional storage cabinets are arranged to floor level. The dining area has a window to the front elevation, recessed ceiling lighting and electrics installed for a wall mounted TV and from here there is an open walk through to the glazed Atrium immersed in natural light having Bi folding doors on two elevations and a vaulted glass panelled ceiling. There is an interesting high level wooden planter, exposed timbers to the walls and parquet flooring. Double doors open to a large storage cupboard and an open plan staircase rises to the first floor. Within the vicinity is the cloakroom accessed by a sliding timber door and offering a wash basin and WC. over with parquet flooring. There is a ladder radiator and a window of partially obscured glass. From the Atrium a door accesses a ground floor bedroom with double aspect windows, built in wardrobes and shelving units. There is a shower room en suite. Another bedroom is accessed at first floor level after ascending the open plan staircase. This is a large double bedroom with velux windows and a vaulted ceiling. There are built in wardrobes and storage cupboards. An excellent feature is a door opening on to a balcony large enough to accommodate a table and seating with an external staircase leading from the balcony to the garden. The additional first floor accommodation is accessed from the staircase bisecting the kitchen and dining areas and leading to a landing area with exposed wall timbers. The Master bedroom is accessed from here and again has a vaulted ceiling and full height glazed double doors creating a very light room. The double doors open inwards to reveal a toughened glaze safety screen which allows enjoyment of the exceptional views over open farmland. Another double bedroom is accessed from this landing displaying exposed timbers and a vaulted ceiling. Completing the accommodation in this area is the family bathroom which provides a standalone bath, with shower attachment, large independent shower, wash basin and WC. There are exposed timbers to the walls and a heated towel rail. Outside The driveway is approached from Gun Lane fronted by a small area of tarmac abutting a gravel drive which affords parking for several vehicles. There are flower beds alongside the driveway. There are lawns arranged around the property enveloped by ranch style fencing. There is also an extensive paved area enclosed and defined within attractive Gabion basket cages which is used for al fresco dining and looks over the adjoining countryside.. To one corner of the plot there is a large workshop/shed. Extensive external lighting is arranged around the property. Disclaimer Whilst we endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you please contact the office and we will be pleased to verify the information for you. Do so, particularly if contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. The mention of any appliance and/or services to this property does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order, and their condition is unknown to us. Unless fixtures and fittings are specifically mentioned in these details, they are not included in the asking price. Some items may be available subject to negotiation with the Vendor. Note to purchaser/s “Note for Purchasers In order that we meet legal obligations, should a purchaser have an offer accepted on any property marketed by us they will be required to undertake a digital identification check. We use a specialist third party service to do this. There will be a non refundable charge of £18 (£15+VAT) per person, per purchase, for this service. Buyers will also be asked to provide full proof of, and source of, funds - full details of acceptable proof will be provided upon receipt of your offer. We may recommend services to clients, to include financial services and solicitor recommendations, for which we may receive a referral fee, typically between £0 and £200.

Property walk through A solid wooden door opens into a splendid reception vestibule with views through to the magnificent garden room. A staircase rises to the first floor from this room which has flooring in engineered oak. This flooring extends through to the sitting room which has a beamed ceiling and features an impressive inglenook fireplace with a notable bressummer beam over. Internally, the inglenook has a large fire canopy and flagstone floor. Around this room are several windows with bench seating allowing a flood of natural light to pervade the room. A built in cabinet with shelving and base cupboard units stands in an alcove to one corner. Beyond the sitting room is an additional reception room currently used as a study, another very light room with triple aspect windows. The engineered oak flooring is also evident in this room. Returning to the reception vestibule and looking to the opposite direction there are 2 doorways opening to additional reception areas within the stunning contemporary garden room which accommodates a seating area, dining area and the kitchen. This area is predominantly glazed with smaller sections of exposed stone and brick walling. Glazed doors give access to the private and sheltered garden. There are dropdown and ceiling blinds to give protection from excessive sunlight. The kitchen is well fitted with an array of wall and base cupboards. The kitchen incorporates a Butler sink and an AGA oven located alongside a companion oven both being fuelled by gas. An inner lobby gives access to a cloakroom and utility room. From the kitchen a staircase rises to the first floor where there is a double bedroom with a vaulted ceiling and a closet housing a WC and wash basin. The main staircase from the reception vestibule rises to a spacious first floor landing area from where an open spiral staircase gives access to a full height boarded and carpeted attic room ideal for storage or perhaps for use as a play area. From the main landing there is access to three further bedrooms. The Master bedroom has a luxurious Jack and Jill en suite bathroom. This bathroom has a centrally located roll top bath and hand held shower attachments. The bath is mounted on ball and claw pedestals. Additionally there are twin wash basins encased within a vanity unit which has a mirrored backdrop and lighting, WC and an independent shower cubicle. The guest bedroom is a good size double room, also with an en suite shower room and there is a further double bedroom. Outside A five bar gate opens to a long driveway which could easily park around 5 cars and leads to a double width garage. The walled gardens to the frontage are neatly landscaped with various well populated planting areas and a discreetly located small pond. Roses climb freely up the boundary wall and seating areas are scattered around the garden. A garden shed with an external power point and water tap stands alongside the garage. A solid wooden gate opens to a private and sheltered garden bounded by high fencing and located directly behind the garden room. This enclosed area is an absolute sun trap with patio areas created from blue brick paviours with red brick definitions. This area of garden is hard landscaped over two tiers and has a Victorian style greenhouse at its higher level, flower beds and a wood store. Having direct access from the delightful garden room this creates an ideal entertaining space for friends and family whilst offering complete privacy and seclusion. Disclaimer Whilst we endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you please contact the office and we will be pleased to verify the information for you. Do so, particularly if contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. The mention of any appliance and/or services to this property does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order, and their condition is unknown to us. Unless fixtures and fittings are specifically mentioned in these details, they are not included in the asking price. Some items may be available subject to negotiation with the Vendor. Notice to purchasers “Note for Purchasers In order that we meet legal obligations, should a purchaser have an offer accepted on any property marketed by us they will be required to undertake a digital identification check. We use a specialist third party service to do this. There will be a non refundable charge of £18 (£15+VAT) per person, per purchase, for this service. Buyers will also be asked to provide full proof of, and source of, funds - full details of acceptable proof will be provided upon receipt of your offer. We may recommend services to clients, to include financial services and solicitor recommendations, for which we may receive a referral fee, typically between £0 and £200.

Set in a picturesque village location with panoramic views across the Croxton Estate, this charming six-bedroom home is full of character and warmth, offering a wealth of potential to update and adapt to suit your lifestyle. Tucked behind a handsome walled entrance, the property immediately impresses with its sense of space, privacy, and rural charm. The spacious kitchen/breakfast room serves as the heart of the home—perfect for family meals and informal entertaining. The expansive 'L'-shaped lounge/family room is a standout feature, offering an abundance of natural light and an inviting atmosphere, with large windows framing serene garden and countryside views. Upstairs, you'll find four generously sized bedrooms, each with its own unique charm. The principal bedroom is particularly spacious and benefits from a private dressing area and en suite, creating a perfect sanctuary. A major highlight of this home is the self-contained two-bedroom annexe, complete with its own lounge/kitchen area and bathroom—ideal for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, or even as a rental or work-from-home opportunity. Outside, the south/west-facing walled garden is a true haven. Featuring a natural pond and beautifully planted borders, it offers a tranquil setting for outdoor dining or quiet reflection. The substantial triple garage adds excellent storage and scope for hobbies, workshops, or further development (subject to permissions). Located just ten minutes from St. Neots, with easy access to main road routes and a fast train service to London, this property offers the perfect blend of countryside living and commuter convenience. With its spacious layout, annexe flexibility, and stunning setting, this is a rare opportunity to create a forever home in one of Cambridgeshire’s most desirable rural locations. Seller Insight The neat, compact, village of Croxton is quite fascinating, containing a mix of interesting properties. An extremely peaceful and tranquil, historic, village, set within a conservation area of Croxton Park, a traditional privately owned estate and yet it is just ten miles from the beautiful city of Cambridge. It is easy to understand the present owners’ delight in discovering this enchanting property, which was built around 1990 and has been their much loved home for the past 22 years. On their first viewing, it was the private, walled, garden which attracted them, plus its fabulous outlook, but as they journeyed through the house, they knew it was to be their future home. With its size, design, alongside a flexible, sociable, open plan layout, all added to its welcoming and comfortable familiarity. The owners have undertaken many enhancements during their time here, one being exchanging standard windows in the annexe, to large patio doors which enables the best of indoor/outdoor living, all adding to the charm and flexibility of this lovely home. There is lots space for individual hobbies and pastimes, alongside an excellent space for home working and a gym. It is such a special house in which to share with friends and family whether spreading throughout the house or utilising the garden for BBQs, or relaxed gatherings. Being walled the large, mature, garden is totally private containing a pond and a garden full of interest and colour throughout the seasons. With having such a wonderful amount space, the garden has been much loved by children enabling lots of external space for safe play. There are also several beautiful spaces in which to relax and there is also a pagoda and awning which give shade and shelter, when required. Croxton is such a special location being surrounded by such peace and tranquillity but with a wealth of amenities close at hand, including an excellent choice of schools and colleges. St Neots is where the man line station is located which offers a very efficient service into the capital and beyond and, in addition, the road network is improving daily. Good pubs and restaurants are easy to access and there are so many interesting places to visit whether it be trips to a local nature reserve, or to Duxford Imperial War Museum. This is a special home in a beautiful village which provides the very best in rural living whilst have such brilliant access to everything required on nearby. Village Information Croxton is a delightful village nestled in the Cambridgeshire countryside, just a short distance from St Neots. It offers a peaceful, rural lifestyle while still providing excellent access to modern amenities and transport links. The village retains a traditional charm, with a strong sense of community and unspoilt surroundings. For everyday needs, nearby St Neots offers a wide selection of shops, schools, and healthcare services. Commuters will appreciate the easy access to the A1, connecting swiftly to Cambridge, London, and other major destinations. St Neots railway station is also within easy reach, offering fast and direct services to London King's Cross—making Croxton an ideal location for those looking to enjoy the best of both worlds: tranquil village life with superb connectivity. Agents Notes Tenure: Freehold Year Built: 1988/89 EPC: D Local Authority: South Cambridgeshire Council Council Tax Band: F IMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS: We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. SNS240371

A truly magnificent five-bedroom Victorian residence, The Limes is an exceptional country home nestled within the idyllic Cambridgeshire village of Offord D'Arcy. Steeped in heritage and architectural elegance, the property offers an exquisite sense of grandeur, beautifully balanced with the ease and comfort of contemporary living. Approached via a long, sweeping gravel driveway and secured behind automated wrought-iron gates, the sense of arrival is both private and quietly impressive. As the house comes into view, its handsome façade and refined arched portico create a striking first impression, setting the tone for the scale and sophistication that lies within. Set within approximately two acres of exquisitely maintained grounds, The Limes enjoys a peaceful and secluded setting. Internally, the home is bathed in natural light, with tall sash windows illuminating the beautifully proportioned rooms. At its heart, a graceful curved staircase rises beneath an elegant roof lantern, forming a captivating architectural centrepiece. Extending to over 3,000 sq ft, the accommodation offers a superb balance of formal and informal living. The principal reception rooms are particularly impressive, featuring full-height walk-out bay windows that blur the line between indoors and out, while the exceptional ceiling heights enhance the sense of volume and refinement throughout. The kitchen breakfast room has been transformed by the current owners to create a warm and sociable hub of the home. Centred around a classic AGA and complemented by a generous island, it is a space equally suited to everyday family life and relaxed entertaining. A standout feature is the beautifully appointed garden room/orangery, perfectly positioned to enjoy views across the formal gardens. Opening onto a glass-covered terrace, it provides an elegant setting for year-round entertaining. The space also benefits from previously approved planning permission, offering further potential for enhancement. Dating back to circa 1860, The Limes was originally constructed as the Rectory to neighbouring St Peter's Church. Although later divided in 1969, the property retains the majority of its original accommodation along with an abundance of period character. Its rich history includes associations with RAF Graveley Airfield during the Second World War, and the grounds have long played host to the much-loved village fête, often accompanied by nostalgic RAF flypasts. Offord D'Arcy itself offers a quintessential village lifestyle, complete with a welcoming public house, local shop, and equestrian facilities. The nearby village of Buckden provides additional amenities, while the market town of St Neots (less than five miles away) and the city of Cambridge (approximately 20 miles) offer a comprehensive range of shopping, dining, and excellent rail connections into London. For families, Offord Primary School is within easy walking distance, with well-regarded secondary options including Longsands Academy in St Neots and Hinchingbrooke School in Huntingdon. A number of highly regarded independent schools are also accessible, including Kimbolton School. Seller Insight When we first found The Limes, we knew it offered something special: a wonderful sense of space and calm, while still being brilliantly practical for everyday life. With both Huntingdon and St Neots stations within easy reach, it was the ideal base for commuting to London, and for more than 30 years it has been a home that has truly grown with us. An historic former rectory, once used as a children's home during the war, this is a home that was full of character and memories before we even arrived, and we have loved adding our own memories to its story. One of the things we needed from the outset was flexibility, and having two large en suite bedrooms made it perfect when we moved here with my parents in tow. The house has always felt welcoming and generous, with rooms that flow beautifully. We added a skylight on the landing to bring in even more natural light, replaced the kitchen, and updated the garden room, which has become a favourite spot to sit and enjoy the view. The living room is particularly lovely, especially in winter, with the wood burner creating a warm, cosy atmosphere. The dining room has hosted countless family celebrations and is perfectly designed for Christmas gatherings. And there is nothing quite like waking up in the bedroom to views of trees in summer and autumn or looking straight out to open fields beyond when the branches are bare in winter and early spring. The generous garden has been transformed during our time here, and truly feels like having our own private park. We have planted trees and shrubs, created a pond, and shaped parts of it into a haven for wildlife, badgers, deer, foxes and rabbits are all regular visitors. With two patios and plenty of space for barbecues and al fresco entertaining, it has also been fabulous for parties, from weddings to camping and even the church fête. The village itself is incredibly friendly, with a primary school, shop, and an active village hall hosting everything from WI, gardening club and bowls to mums and babies groups. There are wonderful walks across the fields, along the river and towards the nearby nature reserve. Agents Notes Tenure: Freehold Year Built: circa 1860 EPC: D Local Authority: Huntingdonshire Council Tax Band: E IMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS: We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. FCY150202

Individual architect designed home in a charming village with a generous southwest facing garden. The current owners oversaw the construction of this distinctive home, which has been finished with exacting attention to detail and luxurious fixtures and fittings including Villeroy and Boch sanitary wear. The reception hall provides a dramatic first impression with its vaulted ceiling, bespoke oak staircase, galleried landing, and bifold doors looking out to the rear garden and open views beyond. A cloakroom and cloaks area offer convenient facilities and storage for guests and occupants. Perfect for formal dining and entertaining, this space can also serve as additional living space for busy families. The generous kitchen/breakfast room shares garden views through an oversized picture window and glazed doors that open onto the rear terrace. It features luxurious stonework surfaces, a central island, and high-end integrated appliances. The large utility room is ideal for dog owners and outdoor enthusiasts, providing a practical laundry space. The large sitting room, bathed in light through full-height glazing, offers a more intimate and private space. The study is perfect for home working but is also large enough to serve as a snug or playroom. A ground floor guest suite bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe and en suite completes the ground floor, adding flexibility and futureproofing. Upstairs, the principal bedroom is particularly special, boasting a vaulted ceiling that extends over a balcony with apex-height glazing. An en suite and walk-in wardrobe create the feel of a luxurious hotel room. The second bedroom also has an en suite, while the third and fourth bedrooms share a family bathroom. Outside, the landscaped rear garden backs onto open countryside. Large lawns are surrounded by well-stocked borders, and the timber cabin would make an excellent gym, hobby space, or study. At the front, the gated drive opens onto ample parking and turning space, providing access to a double oak framed cart lodge. Seller Insight The development of the property was born out of the fact we simply couldn't' find the house we were looking for, says the owner. We'd been hunting for one that offered energy efficiency, light and comfort but were unable to find anything that ticked all the boxes. Therefore, we decided to build our own, and ultimately, we were able to create a really exceptional family home, one that has everything we wanted: five-bedrooms, five luxurious bathrooms, lots of light, lots of space to lavishly entertain our family – both children and grandchildren – and the eco efficiency that had been lacking in the many houses we'd previously viewed. We enlisted the help of Matt Lowther of Workshop76, a fantastic local architect who designed and project managed the house build. He took on board all of our wants and ideas and created a really stunning design for the house. It has been built on a rock-solid foundation with thirty-two piles to support the two apex wings, and also the atrium and galleried landing that connect them. It's incredibly well insulated and therefore has an EPC rating of A, and we installed an air source heat pump, meaning the energy consumption for such a big house is relatively low. The large Rationel aluminum windows and glazed doors flood the rooms with natural light, and the open layout creates a fantastic feeling of space. Standout features for us are the open-plan kitchen and living area, a very sociable space, and the real hub of the house, and we also love the huge and very luxurious master suite, which has sliding doors that open out onto a really large balcony, where we've spent many an evening with friends having a glass of wine and watching the sun go down. A combination of sliding patio doors and bi-fold doors have been added to create a really nice sense of connection between inside and out, and we have a beautifully manicured south-facing garden with space for relaxing and entertaining. The flowers are calming pinks, purples and reds, and there is a vegetable patch at the back. We also have a log cabin with power and lighting that offers children a place to play, and a shed that provides plenty of space for storage. We will be sorry to leave this beautiful house and indeed the village, but we need to relocate for family reasons. We will miss the absolute comfort and quietness that the house offers, but also the community within Eltisley who have embraced us as a 'family' – so much so that we were told they do not want us to move! We've loved socialising at the social club and have formed a loving relationship with most of the villagers. It will definitely be a wrench to leave. Village information Eltisley is a charming village with a picturesque green with a cricket club established in 1854, thatched pavilion with bar, 13th century parish church, primary school, and popular public house/restaurant The Eltisley. Cambourne, approximately 3 miles to the east, offers an excellent range of shopping facilities including a supermarket, banking facilities, GP/dental/pharmacy facilities and a selection of cafes and restaurants. Transport Eltisley is situated approximately 5 miles east of St Neots and 12 miles west of Cambridge and a short drive to the A428 provides easy access to the A1 and A14 with links to the wider national motorway network. The proposed A428 road improvements will divert much of the existing traffic away from the village and will be a real bonus for the area as well as improving local journey times. The short drive to St Neots railway station provides fast links into London King's Cross in under an hour and links to the North via Peterborough. Education Primary: The Newton Community Primary School (0.2 miles). Ofsted Rating: Good. Pendragon Community Primary School (2.3 miles). Ofsted Rating: Good. Secondary: Samuel Pepys School (4.9 miles). Ofsted Rating: Outstanding. Agents Notes Underfloor heating throughout Air source Heating LABC Guarantee Two large insulated lofts with power and lighting one boarded and the other partially. Tenure: Freehold Year Built: 2021 EPC: A Local Authority: H Council Tax Band: South Cambridgeshire Council IMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS: We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. FCY240055

*A link to our beautifully presented digital brochure can be found at the end of this property description. A home with a story unlike any other. Beautifully restored, thoughtfully modernised and ready for its next chapter. Tucked away behind stone walls in the heart of a picturesque Northamptonshire village, the Manor House is an exceptional Grade II* listed family home where more than 450 years of history blend seamlessly with the comforts of modern living. Offering over 4,100 sq ft of versatile accommodation, this remarkable home features six generous double bedrooms, three beautifully appointed bathrooms, elegant reception rooms and a stunning bespoke Fraser James kitchen with granite worktops, vaulted ceilings, a large central island and a traditional AGA. The impressive detached two-storey Coach House extends to over 1,500 sq ft, offering a double garage and remarkable versatility for home working, hobbies, entertaining or the potential to create a self-contained annexe, subject to the necessary consents. A five-bar gate opens onto a generous gravelled driveway, providing ample parking for multiple vehicles. Outside, approximately 0.42 acres of beautifully landscaped, predominantly walled gardens create a wonderfully private setting, complemented by far-reaching countryside views. Rich in character, the Manor House retains an abundance of original features, including the original front door, staircase and historic date stone, all of which contribute to its prestigious Grade II* status. Lovingly restored and meticulously maintained, it is far more than a historic building; it is a warm and welcoming family home that has evolved beautifully with modern life while preserving the craftsmanship and heritage that make it truly special. __________ Step Inside the Manor House From the moment you arrive, the Manor House begins to reveal the warmth behind its impressive exterior. You're first welcomed by a spacious boot room with WC, perfectly designed for busy family life, muddy boots after countryside walks and paws returning from adventures in the surrounding fields. Beyond, over 4,100 sq ft of beautifully appointed accommodation unfolds effortlessly, with a wonderfully connected layout that allows each room to flow naturally into the next while still providing peaceful spaces to escape and unwind. At its heart lies the stunning bespoke kitchen, handcrafted by the renowned local Daventry company, Fraser James. Designed for both everyday family life and entertaining, the vaulted beamed ceiling, original servants' bells, granite worktops, generous central island, Shaws butler sink and traditional four-oven AGA create a wonderfully sociable space. Equipped with a Neff oven, four-ring induction hob, integrated dishwasher, space for an American-style fridge/freezer, together with dedicated space for both a washing machine and tumble dryer, it is every bit as practical as it is beautiful. A full-height Butler's pantry provides excellent additional storage, completing a kitchen perfectly designed for everyday living. From the kitchen, the house flows naturally into a collection of elegant reception rooms, each with its own distinct character and purpose. Many enjoy dual or triple aspects, flooding the interiors with natural light and framing beautiful views of the gardens, the Nene Valley and the surrounding countryside. Whether you're hosting formal dinners, relaxing beside a crackling fire with a good book or curling up in one of the charming window seats, every room has been thoughtfully designed to celebrate the home's original charm. The dining room even retains the original gun room, offering another fascinating glimpse into the Manor House's past. Throughout the home, beautifully preserved fireplaces, exposed beams, sash and mullioned windows, working shutters, the magnificent original staircase and the original front door serve as constant reminders of its extraordinary heritage, while sympathetic renovations ensure the house feels warm, welcoming and effortlessly suited to modern life. Beneath the house, three substantial cellar rooms, including a fantastic wine cellar, add yet another layer to the Manor House's rich history while also offering exciting potential for conversion into additional living accommodation, subject to the necessary planning permissions and building regulations. Across the first and second floors, six generous double bedrooms provide flexibility for growing families, visiting guests or those working from home. The principal bedroom enjoys commanding views across the gardens and surrounding countryside, and benefits from an elegant Jack and Jill en-suite with roll-top bath. Two further bedrooms are located on the first floor, one of which is currently arranged as a dressing room, alongside a stunning four-piece family bathroom featuring a roll-top bath, separate shower and underfloor heating. The second floor offers three further spacious and characterful bedrooms, together with an additional bathroom, with one of the bedrooms currently serving as a home office. Charming window seats throughout the upper floors provide the perfect place to pause, relax and admire the ever-changing countryside views. The Coach House A beautiful wisteria drapes across the detached two-storey stone Coach House, which is every bit as impressive as the main residence. Originally built to accommodate coaches and stabling, it now extends to over 1,500 sq ft, incorporating a double garage, workshop, home gym, games room and WC, while still retaining features such as the original stable partition, a charming reminder of the building's former life. A five-bar gate opens onto a generous gravelled driveway, providing ample parking for multiple vehicles. Offering fantastic flexibility, it is perfectly suited to running a business from home, creating a dedicated space for hobbies, providing teenagers with their own retreat or simply enjoying it as an extension of the main house. With plumbing and electricity already in place, it also presents an exciting opportunity to create a self-contained annexe, guest accommodation or multi-generational living space, subject to the necessary consents. Gardens & Grounds Stepping outside, the gardens become a natural extension of the home itself. Extending to approximately 0.42 acres, the private and predominantly walled gardens have been thoughtfully designed to be enjoyed throughout the seasons. Manicured lawns, mature planting, fruit trees, peaceful terraces and a charming box parterre vegetable garden create spaces for everything from children's games and summer entertaining to quiet mornings with a coffee in hand, all framed by breathtaking views across the surrounding Northamptonshire countryside. A Rich and Remarkable History With a history spanning more than 450 years, the Manor House is a home of considerable historical importance. Originally known as Manor Farm and once owned by the Abbey of Warden, it later became the birthplace of Sir Augustine Nicolls in 1559, who went on to become Lord Keeper of the Great Seal under King James I and Chancellor to the future King Charles I. Beautifully remodelled by Henry Bagley in 1694, the original date stone remains proudly displayed today as a lasting reminder of the home's rich past. Awarded Grade II* listed status in 1954, Manor House has been carefully preserved through the centuries and today offers a rare opportunity to become the next custodian of one of Northamptonshire's most remarkable historic homes. Life in Ecton Nestled in the heart of the picturesque conservation village of Ecton, the Manor House enjoys the perfect balance of peaceful country living and everyday convenience. Surrounded by beautiful Northamptonshire countryside, the village offers a genuine sense of community, where neighbours know one another and village events bring residents together throughout the year. Despite its idyllic setting, many of Ecton's amenities are just a short walk away, including a well-regarded primary school, a traditional village pub, the popular World's End hotel and gastro pub, and the village hall, which hosts a variety of social events, clubs and fitness classes. The village also benefits from a monthly community magazine, helping residents stay connected with local life. For those who enjoy the outdoors, Ecton is surrounded by an extensive network of public footpaths, bridleways and quiet country lanes, making it ideal for walking, cycling and horse riding. Nearby Sywell Country Park, Pitsford Water and the surrounding countryside provide wonderful opportunities for sailing, fishing, watersports and family days out. A wider range of shopping, restaurants and leisure facilities can be found just a few minutes away at Weston Favell Shopping Centre, with the vibrant market village of Earls Barton, the county town of Northampton, Rushden Lakes and Milton Keynes all within easy reach. Families are particularly well catered for, with a primary school in the village, Weston Favell Academy within catchment and an excellent choice of highly regarded independent schools nearby, including Spratton Hall, Wellingborough School, Oundle, Uppingham, Rugby, Oakham and Stowe. For commuters, Ecton is exceptionally well connected. The A45 provides swift access to the M1, A14 and A1, while both Northampton and Wellingborough railway stations offer regular services to London, with journeys to London St Pancras in approximately 55 minutes and London Euston in around an hour. Birmingham, Luton and Heathrow airports are all within comfortable driving distance, making both national and international travel easily accessible. Extra Information  Grade II* Listed High-speed fibre broadband available in the area (buyers are advised to check with their provider) 5G mobile coverage available (buyers are advised to check with their provider) Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage Located within a conservation area EV car charger – 7 kw Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: North Northamptonshire Council Council Tax Band: G EPC: Exempt Please note: Some marketing images have been digitally enhanced to present the lawns as they would typically appear outside of the current hosepipe ban. The workshop image has also been digitally edited to remove stored items, allowing the space and layout to be more clearly appreciated. Some houses impress you. Others make you feel at home. Manor House somehow achieves both. More than simply a historic building, it is a much-loved family home that has welcomed generations through its doors. After more than 450 years at the heart of the village, Manor House is ready to welcome its next custodians and begin a new chapter in its remarkable story. Contact Marie or Emma, your local By Design property specialists, to arrange your exclusive viewing today.

The Old Chapel is an architectural delightful, grade II listed, substantial property that just exudes charm and character and has the most wonderful feeling of light and space throughout. It was originally the old cloisters and winter garden and then the chapel of Finedon Hall, it is located within the old walled kitchen gardens of the hall. This superb and unique home has been lovingly restored and modernised by the current owners whilst retaining its superb original features. The Old Chapel dates back to the seventeenth century and has a definite calming feel, it is set in the former walled kitchen gardens of the estate and approximately 0.33 acre with a large paved sun terrace, sweeping lawns , a tranquil courtyard area and mature herbaceous borders and trees. To the front of the house a large graveled driveway provides private parking for at least five cars plus a double garage, the driveway has shared access to a neighbours garage. To the front of the house is an impressive south facing garden which is walled with ornate stone work, a path leads to the stunning arched pillars with glazed front doors, on entering you are greeted by a spectacular and welcoming dining hall. This superb room has a wonderful feel with an oak floor and glazed doors leading out to the courtyard plus a spiral staircase rising to the bedroom suite.. On the right is the first of the characterful reception rooms, there are two sets of French doors to the front, oak floor and an exposed stone wall, a stunning archway with original oak door leads through to a bright double bedroom with a glazed bay window overlooking the courtyard plus a built in wardrobe. On the left of the reception hallway is a spacious dining room again with French doors to the front, oak floor and a fireplace with wood burner. Accessed from the dining room is a long central hallway with exposed stone wall and large skylight flooding the hallway with natural light. There are a further two double bedrooms accessed from the hallway, the larger bedroom overlooks the rear garden and has a staircase leading to a mezzanine are, the second bedroom is at the rear and overlooks the inner courtyard, its a lovely room with exposed stone walls and a glazed bay window to the side. The main family bathroom services these two bedrooms. To the front of the hallway is a large farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room which has access to the front and side gardens, is a lovely bright room with a high ceiling with beams and a tiled floor. The kitchen is fitted with an extensive range of Shaker style units painted grey, there is a range oven, a pantry and ample room for a full size family breakfast table. On the first floor the main bedroom suite spans the whole upper floor and is a superb character bedroom with a vaulted and beamed ceiling, exposed stone walls with stunning original windows, a separate bathroom/dressing room with a free standing bath tub, twin basins and a separate shower. There is also a range of bespoke fitted wardrobes and storage. The property has quite superb gardens to the front, side and rear with sweeping lawns and herbaceous borders, a large flagstone paved sun terrace plus a separate courtyard area which is paved and a real sun trap. The garden is screened by mature trees and fully walled as were the original kitchen gardens of the Finedon estate. To the front of the house is a gravelled driveway that is shared providing access only to a neighbours garage, there is a double garage and private parking for at least five cars for the use of The Old Chapel only. Finedon is a popular village close to the A45 with access to the M1 and A14, local facilities include a library, a church, a primary school and a small country park, Rushden Lakes is easily accessible for further shopping and leisure facilities. Wellingborough is approximately 4 miles away with a railway station providing direct services to London St Pancras in approximately 50 minutes so ideal for the London commuter. Property Information, Services & Utilities Tenure: Freehold. Council Tax: Band G Local Authority: Wellingborough EPC Rating: Exempt. Services: Mains electric, gas, water & drainage. Heating: Gas central heating. Broadband: Full fibre broadband available, we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile signal: 5G available in this postcode, we advise you check with your provider. Parking: Garage & driveway parking for multiple cars.

Claridges is a rare find. sat on approx 2 acres of manicured gardens, this family home comprises five full bedrooms, five bathrooms, two studies and sizeable living spaces the property is only over two floors and c. 6,200 sq.ft of internal space. Benefiting from a heated swimming pool, pool house and multiple ancillary buildings including a greenhouse, double garage and 600 bottle climate controlled wine store. There is little that this stunning property does not have to offer. The main house dates back to the 17th century with two further additions in the 18th century and the 1970's respectively. The sellers have further added a conservatory to the rear of the property and fully re-landscaped the property. Claridges, is located in the village of Eggington, 3.2 miles to Leighton Buzzard station with a direct fast train to London Euston in 30mins allowing for the perfect blend of country life and the convenience of getting into London.Quote Reference: 598101

Located in the charming village of Great Harrowden, this elegant residence has been meticulously renovated by its current owners, marrying period charm with modern comfort. The result is a home of striking character, warmth, and function - ideal for those seeking a refined lifestyle in a picturesque setting. The Manor House offers a wealth of flexible accommodation across two floors, including six bedrooms, four en-suites, and multiple reception rooms that flow seamlessly into the gardens. The sixth bedroom is currently used as a dedicated home office, making this home ideal for today’s lifestyle needs. At the heart of the home is a handcrafted Fraser James kitchen, complete with marble and cherry wood worktops, a Quooker tap, and high-end Fisher & Paykel integrated appliances including three individually controlled wine fridges. Underfloor heating runs throughout the kitchen/breakfast area, snug, and principal bedroom en-suite, enhancing everyday comfort. A spacious dining area, formal sitting room, and additional snug all boast period features, including exposed beams, original fireplaces, and large, characterful windows that fill the rooms with natural light. In addition to the existing accommodation, the second floor has a bedroom together with a WC and wash basin and access to a further room which is currently being used as storage space but presents an excellent opportunity to create further living accommodation, subject to the necessary planning consents. This space could become a self-contained suite, additional bedrooms, a playroom, or studio space - perfect for growing families or multigenerational needs. Outside, the grounds are a true highlight - south-facing and designed across 0.8 acres with formal lawns, a designated cottage garden, enclosed paddock, and multiple seating and entertaining areas thoughtfully positioned to enjoy the sun throughout the day. The gardens wrap around three aspects of the house, offering both privacy and views over the neighbouring countryside. Additional features include a Sonos speaker system, cast iron radiators, CCTV and alarm system accessible remotely, a new boiler, updated electrics, re-pointed chimneys and external walls - all reflecting the care and investment made in restoring this home. Location: Great Harrowden enjoys a tranquil setting within the borough of Wellingborough, offering a peaceful retreat from the bustle of city life while maintaining convenient access to urban amenities. Surrounded by the idyllic Northamptonshire countryside, residents of The Manor House can relish in the beauty of their surroundings and village residents have the added advantage of access to the renowned Wellingborough golf course and amenities across the road. There are a good range of pubs, restaurants and shops nearby with the village equidistant from Kettering and Wellingborough, providing easy access to mainline railway services, with London St Pancras International reachable in under an hour. For families seeking exceptional educational opportunities, prestigious independent schools in Wellingborough, Kimbolton, Spratton and Oundle provide a world-class academic environment for students to thrive. Discover the Magic of The Manor House Experience the allure of The Manor House for yourself and discover the magic of country living at its finest. Contact Claire or Sam at Fine & Country to arrange a private viewing and embark on a journey of luxury, elegance, and timeless beauty in the heart of Great Harrowden. Services, Utilities & Property Information: Utilities: Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating with Hive heating system. Mobile Phone Coverage: 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider. Broadband Availability: Superfast Broadband speed is available in the area. Cable: Sky Directions: what3words: guitar.shots.open Gated access: Owned by the manor house but access to Manor Cottage is provided. Construction Type: Standard Construction: Brick | Stone | Slate | Tiles 2 Garages Off-Road Parking: 6 Vehicles Total Internal Floor Area – 4252 sq ft Local Authority: Wellingborough Tenure: Freehold | EPC Exempt: Grade II* Listed | Council Tax Band: G Viewing Arrangements Strictly via the vendors sole agents, Sam & Claire Funnell at Fine & Country.

1 St Peter's Hill is a remarkable period cottage that has been thoughtfully and comprehensively transformed by the current owners, creating an exceptional family home that beautifully balances timeless character with contemporary living. Dating back to the 17th Century, the property retains an abundance of original charm, with exposed beams, generous proportions and a warm, welcoming atmosphere throughout. Every element has been carefully considered to create a home that is both elegant and effortlessly practical for modern family life. At the heart of the home lies a stunning kitchen and breakfast room, flooded with natural light and finished to a superb standard. Designed as the social hub of the house, it offers ample space for everyday family living and entertaining, with French doors opening directly onto the beautifully landscaped garden, seamlessly connecting inside and out. Adjoining this is a spacious family room with an incredible fireplace, while separate sitting and dining rooms provide further versatile reception space, allowing the home to adapt perfectly to every occasion. A dedicated study offers an ideal work-from-home environment. The first floor continues the home's impressive sense of space, offering four generous double bedrooms. The principal suite enjoys a walk-in wardrobe and luxurious en-suite bathroom. Bedroom two is also enhanced by an en suite bathroom, plus built in wardrobes, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a beautifully appointed family bathroom. Original exposed beams add warmth and character throughout, reinforcing the property's heritage. Outside, the mature English country garden has been thoughtfully designed to provide year-round colour, privacy and tranquillity. Whether enjoying summer evenings on the terrace, family gatherings on the lawn or simply relaxing amongst the established planting, the gardens offer a wonderful extension of the living space. A particular highlight is the detached garden studio. Complete with bi-fold doors opening onto the garden, this versatile space lends itself perfectly as a home office, gym, creative studio or stylish entertaining space, offering exceptional flexibility to suit a variety of lifestyles. Completing the property is a substantial double garage and ample driveway parking for multiple vehicles. Occupying an idyllic position within this highly sought-after village, 1 St Peter's Hill enjoys the best of both worlds: peaceful countryside surroundings combined with excellent access to nearby road and rail links, making it ideal for commuters while embracing the charm of village life. Beautifully reimagined for contemporary living whilst celebrating its origin, this is a truly exceptional home where character, quality and lifestyle come together effortlessly. Seller Insight Period homes have always appealed to us, say the owners. When we first saw this cottage in 2013, we were immediately drawn to the way it had been thoughtfully cared for and sympathetically modernised whilst still retaining its original character. Situated in the heart of Litlington, near Royston, and in a conservation area, this detached cottage occupies a wonderfully private position set back from the road behind a village green. The outlook is very special, they say. From the front of the house we look across to the green, the iconic red telephone box and the historic village lock-up. Although we are right in the centre of the village, the house feels incredibly secluded and not overlooked. Parts of the cottage date back to the 17th century, although it has evolved over time to create a substantial family home that combines period charm with modern comforts. We loved that balance between old and new, they explain. The house has exposed beams, an open fireplace and two wood-burning stoves, but it doesn't feel like a property that constantly needs updating. We've invested carefully over the years, adding a new kitchen, bathrooms, an extra en suite, bespoke cabinetry in the lounge and timber windows and doors throughout, always ensuring the character remained intact. Outside, the gardens have been designed to be attractive yet manageable. The rear garden is completely private, with lawns, rose bushes, a secluded seating area and a small pond, they say. A recently added garden pod, currently used as a gym, and a double garage further enhance the property. The patio doors open onto the garden, connecting the house beautifully to the outdoors during the summer. Our neighbours are very kind, say the owners. We have a good relationship with them and there is a strong sense of community in the village. It's just a short walk to the shop, post office and village hall, with beautiful country walks on our doorstep. There are local clubs, a preschool, nearby train stations, and it is very easy to get into Cambridge by car or rail. We'll miss the warmth of the house most of all, they reflect. We'll miss the birds returning each year, summer days with the doors open to the garden, cosy evenings by the fire and the feeling that this is a home which has welcomed generations of families and will continue to do so for many years to come. Village Information Nestled in the south-west corner of Cambridgeshire, the picturesque village of Litlington offers an enviable blend of rural tranquillity and exceptional connectivity. Surrounded by beautiful open countryside, yet just three miles from the thriving market town of Royston and approximately 14 miles from the historic city of Cambridge, it is a setting that perfectly balances peaceful village living with modern convenience. Rich in history and community spirit, Litlington is home to the beautiful 13th-century St Catherine's Church, a much-loved village landmark that remains at the heart of local life, hosting regular services and community events throughout the year. The village enjoys a welcoming atmosphere, with an active calendar of social activities and an abundance of scenic footpaths and bridleways offering endless opportunities to explore the surrounding countryside. Everyday amenities are thoughtfully catered for, with a village shop and post office, pre-school, recreation ground, children's play area and a well-equipped village hall, creating a wonderful environment for families and those seeking a close-knit community. Just moments away, Royston provides a comprehensive range of amenities, including highly regarded schools, supermarkets, independent shops, cafés and restaurants, healthcare facilities, leisure and fitness centres, and a variety of sporting clubs, including the renowned Royston Golf Club on Royston Heath. For commuters, Litlington is exceptionally well placed. Royston's mainline railway station offers fast and frequent services to both Cambridge and London King's Cross, while the A10, A505, M11 and A1(M) provide excellent road connections across the region. London Stansted and London Luton airports are both within approximately 30 minutes' drive, making national and international travel effortlessly accessible. Combining timeless village charm with outstanding accessibility, Litlington is a highly sought-after location for those looking to enjoy an idyllic countryside lifestyle without compromising on convenience. Agents Notes Underfloor Heating Downstairs Conservation Area Tenure: Freehold Year Built: 17th Century EPC: D Local Authority: South Cambridgeshire Council Tax Band: G IMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS: We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. FCY260067

Beautifully refurbished to an exceptional standard, this substantial town house is ideally situated within a ten-minute cycle of the train station and just a short walk from an excellent range of local amenities, including restaurants, pubs and independent shops. Blending period charm with stylish contemporary finishes, this impressive home extends to over 2,000 sq ft of versatile family accommodation and retains a wealth of original features that celebrate its rich heritage. The current owners have thoughtfully transformed the property throughout, creating a home that is both elegant and perfectly suited to modern family living. At the heart of the house is the outstanding kitchen/breakfast room, beautifully designed with bespoke cabinetry, quality integrated appliances and striking bi-fold doors that open directly onto the courtyard garden. Bathed in natural light, this exceptional space provides the perfect setting for everyday family life and entertaining. The ground floor also features an impressive family/dining room extending to more than 33 feet in length, a cosy sitting room with fireplace, a study and a cloakroom. Arranged over three floors, the well-balanced accommodation includes five generously proportioned bedrooms, complemented by beautifully appointed en suite and family bathrooms, offering excellent flexibility for growing families, guests or those working from home. Outside, the private courtyard garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to make the most of both the available space and sunshine, creating a secluded and low-maintenance outdoor retreat with areas for dining, entertaining and relaxation. A garage and separate workshop provide valuable storage and additional practical space. Properties of this calibre rarely become available in such a desirable central location. Combining character, space and exceptional presentation throughout, 14 Old Court Hall presents a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully restored period home in the heart of one of Huntingdonshire's most sought-after market towns. Seller Insight 14 Old Court Hall has been our home for the past six years, and it's been such a special place for us. What first drew me in was the location as much as the house itself. We had come from a small village with just a pub, and suddenly we were somewhere with so much more: excellent schools, a real sense of community, beautiful parks and the river nearby. From the moment we walked through the door, it just felt right. Over the years, we've lovingly modernised the entire house. It hadn't been updated for around 25 years, so we've really maximised every opportunity. One of my favourite features is the dining room wall, where a local artist created a stunning spray-painted piece, taking inspiration from the curtains in the lounge - it's such a talking point. Working in interiors, I've enjoyed bringing in beautiful designer wall coverings and fabrics throughout, adding personality to every room. My favourite space has to be the main bedroom suite. It feels completely separate from the rest of the house, like a peaceful sanctuary. The main bathroom has a real boutique hotel feel, something guests always comment on. Downstairs, the lounge is cosy and welcoming, with a wood burner and bi-fold doors that open straight onto the courtyard. The garden is low-maintenance, private, and beautifully enclosed. Having parking for two cars in front of the garage, and another behind the gates, in the centre of the village is such a bonus too. This home has been perfect for entertaining. We've hosted everything from BBQs to a garden engagement party with a marquee and live singer with around 80 guests. The community here is incredible, and it's a big part of why we love it so much. We are staying local, which says everything about how much this area means to us. There's always something going on if you want to get involved, and everything you need is right on your doorstep, including excellent nurseries, pre-schools, and fantastic primary schools. The great selection of good restaurants and pubs within a 5 minute walk. Village Information Nestled on the banks of the River Great Ouse and adjoining the historic market town of Huntingdon, Godmanchester is one of Cambridgeshire's most desirable locations, combining a rich heritage with excellent amenities and superb connectivity. Believed to be one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in the country, Godmanchester boasts a fascinating history dating back over 2,000 years to Roman times. Today, its attractive streets, charming period properties, and iconic Chinese Bridge create a distinctive character that continues to attract families and professionals alike. The town enjoys a wonderful sense of community, with a busy calendar of events throughout the year including the popular Godmanchester Gala Day, Picnic in the Park, Easter celebrations, and the much-loved Scarecrow Festival. A range of clubs, societies and sporting facilities further enhance the town's welcoming atmosphere. For those who enjoy the outdoors, Godmanchester offers an abundance of green spaces and scenic walks. The picturesque riverside provides beautiful views along the Great Ouse, while nearby Portholme Meadow, the largest ancient meadow in England, offers acres of open countryside to explore. Godmanchester Nature Reserve, with its lakes, grassland and diverse wildlife habitats, is another popular destination for walkers, cyclists and nature enthusiasts. Everyday amenities are well catered for, with local shops, cafés, pubs, restaurants, a pharmacy, doctors' surgery and dental practice all within easy reach. The town is also home to highly regarded primary schools, with excellent secondary education available nearby in Huntingdon. Commuters are particularly well served. Huntingdon railway station is just a short distance away and provides fast and regular services to London King's Cross in approximately 40 minutes. The A14 and A1(M) are also easily accessible, offering convenient road links to Cambridge, Peterborough, London and beyond. With the new road links to Cambridge, driving to the city is achievable in 20 minutes. Combining historic charm, riverside beauty, excellent schooling and outstanding transport connections, Godmanchester offers an exceptional quality of life for families, professionals and retirees alike. Agents Notes Tenure: Freehold EPC: Exempt – Grade II Listed Local Authority: Huntingdon Council Tax Band: F IMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS: We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. FCY260027

An exceptional detached Georgian residence extending to over 3,500 sq ft, situated in a sought-after village setting with convenient rail connections to London Euston. Lovett House is a beautifully maintained Grade II* listed home that seamlessly blends period grandeur with the versatility required for contemporary family life. Constructed in 1724 and attributed to Thomas Harris of Cublington, the house is referenced in Pevsner for its remarkable staircase and decorative fretwork, both fine examples of early 18th-century craftsmanship. Description - The welcoming reception hall immediately showcases the magnificent oak staircase, complete with twisted balusters, rising gracefully through the upper floors. The ground floor offers well-balanced living space, including a characterful sitting room with exposed timber floorboards and an open fireplace creating a cosy focal point. Opposite, a spacious open-plan family and dining room retains original oak flooring and a stone fireplace, flowing through an archway into a generous kitchen/breakfast room designed for modern living and entertaining. To the rear are practical additions including a utility room, ground floor shower room and access to a cellar. The first floor hosts an impressive principal bedroom adorned with intricate fretwork and original oak floors. A central reception room with fireplace provides flexibility as a further sitting room or bedroom, alongside a study or additional bedroom, a further double bedroom, and a well-appointed family bathroom featuring a large shower and clawfoot cast iron bath. On the second floor, two further double bedrooms enjoy exposed beams and far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside. A central study area and separate WC complete this level. Outside, the property is complemented by a private walled rear garden laid mainly to lawn with a sandstone terrace ideal for outdoor dining. Additional features include a garage, wood store and established fruit trees. Cost/ Charges/ Property Information - Tenure: Freehold. The local authority is Buckinghamshire Council (Aylesbury Vale Area). Council Tax Band: Band G. Location - Soulbury - Located in the charming village of Soulbury, the property enjoys a peaceful rural setting surrounded by rolling countryside. The village is home to the historic St Michael and All Angels Church, dating back to the 12th century, and is characterised by attractive period cottages and scenic landscapes. Note For Purchasers - In order that we meet legal obligations, should a purchaser have an offer accepted on any property marketed by us they will be required to under take a digital identification check. We use a specialist third party service to do this. There will be a non refundable charge of £18 (£15+VAT) per person, per purchase, for this service. Buyers will also be asked to provide full proof of, and source of, funds - full details of acceptable proof will be provided upon receipt of your offer. We may recommend services to clients to include financial services and solicitor recommendations, for which we may receive a referral fee - typically between £0 and £200 Disclaimer - Whilst we endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you please contact the office and we will be pleased to verify the information for you. Do so, particularly if contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. The mention of any appliance and/or services to this property does not imply that they are in full and efficient working order, and their condition is unknown to us. Unless fixtures and fittings are specifically mentioned in these details, they are not included in the asking price. Even if any such fixtures and fittings are mentioned in these details it should be verified at the point of negotiating if they are still to remain. Some items may be available subject to negotiation with the vendor.

Tucked away on the outskirts of the picturesque Buckinghamshire village of Soulbury, nestled amongst mature trees and open countryside, stands Wragmore an imposing late 19th century residence of architectural distinction and timeless charm. This remarkable home offers almost 10,000 sq. ft. of expansive and versatile accommodation across three floors, together with extensive outbuildings, garaging, and stabling, all set within almost 7 acres of beautifully landscaped private gardens, a productive kitchen garden, and adjoining paddocks. With its refined architecture, generous proportions, and outstanding grounds, Wragmore represents the very best of period country living. It is a home that offers space, versatility, and enduring beauty a residence of true distinction in a peaceful and highly desirable Buckinghamshire setting. Approached through a pair of wrought-iron gates and along a sweeping, tree-lined driveway, the property immediately impresses with its striking Tudor Revival fa?ade a timeless combination of red brick, half-timbered gables, and tall decorative chimneys. This is a home that embodies the grace and confidence of the Victorian era while offering the scale, warmth, and versatility desired for modern family living. Behind its elegant exterior, Wragmore reveals interiors of remarkable character and craftsmanship. Rich oak joinery, intricate plasterwork, leadlight windows, and carved archways speak to a bygone era of quality and artistry. The main entrance opens into the most extraordinary drawing room and creates an immediate sense of grandeur, with a fine staircase and decorative detailing setting the tone for the rooms beyond. The drawing room is a magnificent space with detailed a coffered ceiling and features a log burning fireplace perfect for both refined entertaining and quiet relaxation. The formal dining room, with its wood panelling, high ceilings, and deep bay window, and centred around an ornate fireplace, provides a beautiful setting for more formal dining with family and friends. Adjacent to the drawing room is a light filled sitting room with French doors enjoying a scenic outlook to the lawn, whilst a cosy snug offers a more intimate environment in front of a log burning stove, perfect for relaxed evenings. To the rear of the house, a delightful breakfast room enjoys views across the garden and seamlessly flows into the kitchen, forming a sociable and light-filled heart of the home. The kitchen blends charm and practicality, featuring bespoke cabinetry, tiled floors, and views across the formal grounds. Adjacent to the breakfast area lies the study, ideal for working from home, together with useful service spaces including a utility and cloakroom off the kitchen, ensures convenience without compromising elegance. Gracefully ascending upstairs, the first floor, adorned with exquisite architectural details from ornate coving to the magnificent oak balustrade and stained-glass window that grace the landing, offers an array of beautifully proportioned bedrooms, each filled with natural light and enjoying leafy views across the gardens and surrounding countryside. The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, with a spacious sleeping area, generous fitted storage, and an adjoining dressing room/bedroom, providing flexibility for use as a dressing suite or additional accommodation. From here, access leads to the en suite bathroom, further enhancing the principal bedroom. Four further double bedrooms including an en suite guest bedroom, provides flexibility for guests and family members, featuring built in storage and two of these bedrooms enjoying private balconies that overlook the formal grounds. Completing the first floor accommodation, access from a secondary landing with stairs rising from the breakfast room, and gives access to the family bathroom and separate cloakroom, adding convenience and practicality to this magnificent home. To the end of the first floor landing, a door opens to a further staircase rising to the second floor and provides additional accommodation ideally suited for children, guests, or use as home offices and hobby rooms, or storage, offering further flexibility for everyday and multi-generational living. Outside, Wragmore is surrounded by beautifully landscaped grounds that extend to around seven acres. Expansive lawns are framed by mature trees, offering privacy and tranquillity in every direction. The formal gardens give way to a productive kitchen garden complete with a greenhouse, fruit trees, and vegetable beds a perfect retreat for those who enjoy a self-sufficient lifestyle. Beyond lie well-maintained paddocks, ideal for equestrian use, small holdings, or simply for enjoying the sense of space and rural freedom that defines this property. To rear of the main house stands a substantial detached stable and garage block, along with a charming coach house cater for equestrian enthusiasts, all arranged around a private courtyard. These buildings together offer outstanding potential for conversion, whether as an annexe, guest accommodation, studio, or office space, subject to planning consent. Their scale and separation from the main residence make them ideally suited for multi-generational living or for those seeking a home-and-work arrangement within the same estate. Wragmore is a home of rare distinction a beautiful example of late Victorian architecture that has retained its warmth, grace, and individuality. With elegant reception rooms, generous accommodation, extensive grounds, and versatile outbuildings, it offers a lifestyle defined by space, privacy, and timeless character. This is a country home that perfectly balances heritage with opportunity, offering an exceptional retreat in the heart of Buckinghamshire. This country residence occupies a superb position on the edge of Soulbury, surrounded by unspoilt countryside yet within easy reach of excellent amenities. Nearby Leighton Buzzard and Milton Keynes provide comprehensive shopping, dining, and leisure facilities, along with fast rail links Leighton Buzzard connecting to London Euston and Birmingham from just 30 minutes. The M1, A41 and A5 are both within easy driving distance, ensuring convenient access to wider road networks while preserving the property`s peaceful setting. Families will appreciate the excellent schooling options nearby, whilst Soulbury also falls within the catchment area for Aylesbury`s highly regarded Grammar Schools. what3words /// sailors.centrally.singers Notice Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only. Council Tax Buckinghamshire Council, Band H Utilities Electric: Mains Supply Gas: None Water: Mains Supply Sewerage: Private Supply Broadband: Cable Telephone: Landline Other Items Heating: Not Specified Garden/Outside Space: Yes Parking: No Garage: Yes

Recently rethatched village residence where centuries of history, exquisite interior design and exceptional family living come together within beautifully established gardens approaching three-quarters of an acre. Set proudly within the heart of one of a well-served village, Bell House is a home of rare distinction. Dating back to the 16th century and occupying a commanding position on Alconbury's historic High Street, this remarkable residence effortlessly blends period grandeur with welcoming interiors. Extending to more than 3,200 sq ft, the property has been sensitively enhanced and beautifully curated, creating an elegant family home that feels every bit as impressive as its striking façade suggests. Beyond the electrically gated entrance, a generous gravel driveway leads to mature Yew hedging allows a glimpse of the enchanting garden. Mature gardens unfold around the house, creating a wonderfully private setting where established trees, colourful borders, an orchard and expansive lawns combine to provide a picturesque backdrop throughout the seasons. The large lawns and terrace provide ample space for playing children, entertaining or even a marque for large gatherings and celebrations. With open countryside beyond a brook, there is a palpable sense of peace and space that is increasingly difficult to find while being within walking distance of village amenities and easy commutes to Cambridge and London. Inside, Bell House reveals an abundance of character. Exposed timbers, original fireplaces, wide plank flooring and centuries-old architectural details provide a rich sense of heritage, while the interiors have been thoughtfully reimagined to suit modern family life which is reflected in its impressive EPC rating of D, exceptional for a property of its age and heritage. The result is a home that feels both timeless and effortlessly stylish. The principal reception rooms are beautifully proportioned and wonderfully atmospheric. The drawing room, centred around a striking period fireplace, is a welcoming retreat for winter evenings, while the elegant dining room provides the perfect setting for memorable occasions. At the heart of the home, the spectacular kitchen and breakfast room is designed for everyday living and entertaining alike. Bathed in natural light and opening directly onto the gardens, it is a space where family and friends will naturally gather, whether for relaxed weekend breakfasts, summer lunches on the terrace or festive occasions. A stunning garden room further enhances the living space, creating a seamless connection between house and garden. Framed by views across the gardens, it offers a wonderful setting for relaxing, reading, entertaining or simply enjoying the changing seasons. The bedroom accommodation is equally impressive. The principal suite is a sanctuary of calm, complete with a luxurious en-suite bathroom. Three further bedrooms, served by a further en suite and family bathroom provide exceptional flexibility for family life and visiting guests. The layout of the upstairs accommodation allows the fourth bedroom to be an elegant dressing room serving the principal bedroom, or a useful study/office space. An additional self-contained guest suite offers exciting possibilities for multigenerational living, independent guest accommodation, an au pair suite or even a private home office. Outside, the lifestyle offering is exceptional. The extensive grounds invite children to explore, families to entertain and keen gardeners to indulge their passion. Summer parties spill effortlessly onto the terrace, while quieter moments can be enjoyed beneath mature trees or amongst the orchard. From morning coffee overlooking the gardens to evenings watching the sun set across the open aspect beyond, Bell House offers a lifestyle that is as restorative as it is impressive. Despite its idyllic setting, the property remains remarkably well connected. Village amenities, schooling and countryside walks are all within easy reach, while excellent road links place Cambridge, Peterborough and London-bound rail services within convenient commuting distance. There is an active and well loved GP surgery with five resident doctors. Seller Insight Bell House captured our hearts from the moment we arrived. Built in 1580, it is one of those exceptionally rare homes that feels extraordinary at first glance: rich in history, full of character and imbued with a warmth that cannot be manufactured. Despite its distinguished heritage, it has always felt wonderfully easy to live in. Behind its handsome façade lies a private sanctuary where the outside world melts away and the peaceful garden feels a million miles from everyday life. What truly set Bell House apart for us was this remarkable combination of tranquillity and convenience. Within minutes, we could reach the A1, the A14 and Huntingdon station, making connections effortless without compromising the calm of village life. Over the years, we have carefully enhanced the house with enormous respect for its heritage. The roof has been completely renewed, original wooden floors and pamment tiles lovingly restored, fireplaces reopened and a former cowshed transformed into a beautifully appointed guest suite. Every improvement has been guided by longevity, comfort and a desire to preserve the soul of the house. The interior were thoughtfully designed by well-known interior designers Joanne Lindsay and Jane Keisner. Bell House has witnessed the happiest chapters of our family life. Our children spent carefree summers picking fruit from the garden, sleeping in the treehouse, racing along a zip wire through the orchard and cycling through the village ford. The garden itself is magical: sun-filled from morning until dusk, with magnificent sunsets and spaces equally suited to quiet reflection or lively gatherings. Entertaining here has always been effortless. Intimate candlelit dinners have stretched long into the night, while fundraising events and celebrations for over a hundred guests have flowed seamlessly through the four reception rooms. Yet, when the house is quiet, our favourite retreat remains the principal bedroom and dressing room: indulgent, comforting and utterly peaceful. “Bell House doesn’t seek to impress; it charms everyone who walks through the door.” offering history, warmth and a setting in which memories are made and treasured for generations. Village Information Alconbury and Alconbury Weston are sought-after villages lying to the northwest of Huntingdon. The Alconbury Sports & Social Club provides a variety of sports and social activities for all ages such as cricket and football. The villages share a convenience store for day-to-day needs, a couple of public houses/restaurants and an active and well loved GP surgery with five resident doctors. Several events are held in the village throughout the year such as the Summer Fete, Village Show and open gardens. Nearby Huntingdon offers a wider selection of shops in the High Street as well as larger supermarkets and retail outlets on the edge of town plus dental and medical facilities including Hinchingbrooke Hospital/A&E department. Huntingdon also boasts a thriving tennis club with three indoor courts and three floodlit outdoor courts. Rushden Lakes Retail & Leisure Centre is about half an hour away by car. Transport The village lie approx. 6 miles northwest of Huntingdon and are within easy reach of the A1M and the A14 for fast direct links into Huntingdon, Cambridge and Peterborough as well as access to the wider national motorway network. Huntingdon has a train station providing fast commuter links into London King’s Cross in 50 minutes or to the North via Peterborough (17 minutes approx.). Education Families are particularly well served, with a range of highly regarded schools nearby. Alconbury CofE Primary School is an easy five-minute walk away. For independent education, Kimbolton School is approximately 12.5 miles away and benefits from a dedicated school bus service from the village. Oundle School, around 20 miles away, offers boarding from age 11 and is ranked the 2nd best independent secondary school in the East Midlands in the Sunday Times Parent Power guide. Further outstanding independent schools can be found in Cambridge, Ely and Peterborough, including The Perse School, renowned for its consistent academic excellence, and The Leys School, which offers both weekly and flexi-boarding options. State schooling is equally well catered for, with Ermine Street Church Academy in the neighbouring village of Little Stukeley, while well-regarded secondary schools include Sawtry Village Academy and Hinchingbrooke School, both within easy reach. Agents Notes Tenure: Freehold Year Built: 16th Century EPC: D Local Authority: Huntingdon Council Tax Band: F IMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS: We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. SNS260082

A substantial and beautifully presented, five-bedroom detached family home that offers so much family living space located in the heart of sought after Hardingstone. This superb home is set in southwest facing gardens of approximately 0.7 acres with a swimming pool and is approached through electric gates with driveway parking for at least six cars leading to a triple garage. On entering you are greeted by a wide and spacious entrance hallway with a games/sitting area which has sliding patio doors leading out to the garden. There is also a guest cloakroom. On the right of the hallway is the kitchen/breakfast room, its a lovely bright and spacious family room with doors opening to a sun terrace. The kitchen is fitted with an extensive range of Shaker style units with quartz work surfaces and has a large central island and quality integrated appliances plus plenty of space for a large family dining table. This superb room opens into a large family room with two sets of doors opening onto the rear sun terrace and barbeque area, a bay window overlooks the driveway to the front of the house. A Large separate utility/boot room is accessed from the kitchen. The main reception room is another bright and spacious room with a bay window to the front overlooking the driveway and patio doors at the rear opening to the rear garden and with lovely views, there is also a wood burner. There is also a good size study/snug. The bedrooms are all accessed from the rear hallway plus access to the pool room and swimming pool. The main bedroom suite is a really good size and at the rear of the property with patio doors opening to the garden. There is a separate fitted dressing room and a luxurious en- suite bathroom with shower cubicle. There are a further three double bedrooms and a modern family bathroom again with a separate shower cubicle. The fifth bedroom is accessed from the main reception room and has a sitting room with a staircase leading to a mezzanine double bedroom. There is also a separate hobbies room with access to the attached triple garage. Outside the gardens wrap around the property and extend to approximately 0.7 acre. To the front the driveway is accessed via electric gates with ample parking for numerous cars and access to the attached triple garage. The gardens are predominantly laid to lawn with mature hedging, trees and shrubberies. There are two patio areas ideal for outside dining, one at the rear of the house with a dining pergola and barbeque and another sun trap patio at the front of the house with another barbeque and access to the swimming pool. The swimming pool is a real feature; it has a bar area and cloakroom and has a fully retractable glazed roof and walls which allow use all year round both indoor and out. Freehold | Council Tax Band G | EPC C Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure - Freehold Council Tax Band G - Northampton Property Construction - Standard -brick & tile Electricity Supply - Mains Water Supply - Mains Drainage & Sewerage - Mains Heating - Gas Broadband - FTTP Broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage - 4G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking - Triple garage with parking for at least six cars. Special Notes - Shared access is provided via the upper driveway, benefiting from an established right of way and shared maintenance arrangements.

Bruin House is a picture-perfect stone built, Grade II listed, 18th century, part thatched, cottage and former post office dating from the early 1700's and located in sought after Potterspury village. This beautiful, deceptively spacious, period family home has been much loved and improved over the years and retains many superb original features throughout. The house is steeped with charm and character yet very comfortable with modern comforts and deceptively spacious rooms ideal for entertaining, it has also been recently professionally re-thatched. The charm of this beautiful home literally starts at the oak front door, on entering you are greeted by a wide and inviting central hallway with a stone flagged floor, beams and an oak staircase, there is also a handy guest cloakroom. On the left is the first of two impressive reception rooms, this bright dining room is a lovely size for family entertaining, it has a window to the front overlooking the terrace and garden, a polished wood floor and a period style fireplace. Tucked away in the corner of the room is a utility room. From the dining room a door leads through to the main reception room which has a box bay window to the front again overlooking the terrace and garden, an ornate marble fireplace with bespoke fitted bookcases and cupboards on either side and a polished wood floor. On the right of the hallway and to the front of the house is a spacious study. The heart of this home has to the superb open plan kitchen/family/breakfast room which has a wonderful traditional country feel with a range of bespoke units with solid oak work surfaces, a central island and plenty of space for a family breakfast table. This superb room has masses of period features with original beams, a terracotta tiled floor and an impressive original inglenook fireplace that now houses an Aga plus also a separate electric Aga, there is a further fireplace at the dining end of the room. Adjacent is a separate prep kitchen with plenty of extra cupboards and storage and with access to the front garden. On the first floor is a spectacular landing with exposed beams, exposed brick wall, linen cupboard and a second staircase leading down to the family kitchen. The main bedroom suite is on the left and at the far end of the house, it is a really good size with window to the front and feature corner fireplace, there is a dressing area with a range of fitted wardrobes and a luxurious en-suite shower room with under floor heating. There are a further two double bedrooms at this end, one overlooks the front garden and the second is a lovely bright guest room. On the right of the central landing and in the older part of the house are are a further two double bedrooms, these rooms have masses of period features and character. The larger double bedroom has a superb period fireplace, oak floorboards and windows to the front with a window seat and to the rear, there is also an en suite bathroom. The second bedroom is another good size double with window to the rear overlooking the garden The main family bathroom has a corner bath and a shower cubicle. Outside the property, double gates open onto a vast gravelled driveway with parking for at least 10 vehicles, the garden is walled with rambling roses, wisteria and flowering shrubs, there is a large paved sun terrace ideal for outside dining and south west facing so catches the sun all day. Attached to the main house is a former stone barn with full height double doors, it has a mezzanine floor above offering substantial storage. There is a further oak framed three car space carport with a garden storage room. To the rear of the house and driveway is a delightful walled garden, completely private and again another sun trap, it has a large lawn with mature fruit trees, there is an oak framed home studio/garden room with two sets of glazed doors, this would make a perfect home office/gym or hobbies room. Pottersbury is quietly located just off the A5 within easy reach of Milton Keynes, Towcester and Stony Stratford. It has a thriving village shop/post office, two public houses and a sports and social club. The ‘outstanding’ highly rated John Hellins primary school is in the village. Secondary education is available in nearby Deanshanger. The A5 offers easy access to Milton Keynes and train station with direct trains to London Euston taking just 30 minutes. There is good access to the M1 motorway at junction 15a and also to the M40. Sporting activities in the area include golf at Whittlebury Hall and of course motor racing at the world famous Silverstone race circuit! Tenure: Freehold | Council Tax Band: F | EPC ordered Services, Utilities and Property Information Tenure – Freehold Council tax band: F Grade II Listed - The property is Grade II listed, denoting a building of particular architectural or historic interest, and alterations may require Listed Building Consent. Property Construction – Local stone, part thatched, part slate Electricity Supply - Mains Water Supply - Mains Drainage & Sewerage – Mains Heating – Gas Central Heating Broadband - FTTP Broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage – Some 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking - Garage for: 2 cars. Driveway for at least 10 cars