The Old Vicarage

A substantial Victorian detached property with wonderful aspect over open countryside in this picturesque village, west of Cambridge.

Cambridge 11 miles, St Neots 8 miles (fast train to King's Cross in 40 minutes), Huntingdon 10 miles, Royston 11 miles, (distances and time are approximate).

The Old Vicarage is believed to date back to the 19th Century with later additions and is constructed with brick elevations under a tiled roof. It is a wonderful example of the Victorian period with its well-proportioned rooms, high ceilings and many original features including open fireplaces, cornicing and deep glazed sash windows with shutters. The accommodation which extends to 4,685 sq ft (435 sq m) is immaculately presented throughout and arranged over 2 floors. During the current ownership the property has been greatly improved, extended and modernised to create an outstanding family home.

Outside
Set back from the road with a sweeping driveway and an avenue of lime trees, this property is centrally situated in its plot with a wonderful aspect. The rear garden is a particular fine feature of the property, with large York stone terrace adjacent to the rear elevation and well maintained tennis court. The Bourn Brook runs along the side of the property and a well-stocked orchard is located at the front with a good variety of fruit trees including apple, pears, red currants and plums. A brick built storeroom is situated at the front of the property with walk in store housing oil tank sitting adjacent to the triple Garage 30’1 x 19’7 (9.16m x 5.98m) with a log store at one end.A brick built store room is situated at the front of the property with walk in store housing oil tank sitting adjacent to the triple Garage with a log store at one end.