Welcome to this beautifully designed, elegant, spacious 3-bedroom house with traditional oak beams throughout.
Located in the historic popular village of Buckden, which has everything you will need including 3 fantastic pubs with great food plus a family butchers, post office & boutique.
Great walks are also found along the River Ouse in this perfect village.
With everything you need for a relaxing holiday or remote working.
Easy Access to Cambridge in 25 minutes, Bedford and Peterborough
The Space- Welcome to our lovely home.
An elegant house situated on 3 floors with oak beams throughout
-You access your private front door through a private courtyard, no area is shared, the Old Forge building is accessible from the courtyard & is now used as an outbuilding
-The ground floor has a Large kitchen with all modern utilities and granite worktops,, separate utility room, large dining room, comfy lounge plus a luxury bathroom.
Underfloor heating runs throughout the beautiful oak-beamed rooms downstairs.
-The 1st floor has 2 very spacious double bedrooms one the with a king & the other with a small double bed, plus a family bathroom
-The 2nd floor features a further large bedroom with vaulted ceilings with 1 small double plus 1 single bed. On the landing area you can find a perfect peaceful office area
-The upstairs is all centrally heated
-There is space for 1 car to park in the courtyard or there is plenty of free parking on the road outside, no restriction on the number of cars
Village life
Situated in the historic, quiet and restful village of Buckden, Cambridgshire.
Take is a brief stroll to the three fantastic pubs on the High Street for you to eat and unwind.
It has everything you need and more!
-A useful convenience store
-Boutique clothes store
-Post office
-Butchers
-Library
-Pharmacy
The Mediaval Buckden Towers
There’s also a stunning church and, in the centre of the village, the magnificent Buckden Towers, a medieval fortified house and bishop’s palace that’s now used as a conference centre.
The village has its own marina and easy access to a stretch of the glorious River Great Ouse
Best kept secret
A certain queen would probably argue that Buckden was once the worst place to live – Katherine of Aragon was imprisoned in Buckden Towers after her divorce from Henry VIII. Other royals had happier memories, with everyone from Henry III to James I having been entertained in the palace.
Transport
-Easy striking distance of Cambridge, Peterborough and Bedford for business and Burghley House/Horse Trials, Duxford Imperial War Museum, National Trust properties and a 6-minute drive from Grafham Water Sailing Club for pleasure
Commute
-There’s no train station in Buckden so zip over to nearby St Neots for direct trains into London (55mins). Driving into Cambridge is much more enjoyable with the new stretch of A14 finished and will take you half an hour.
The whole house is yours to enjoy.
I leave you in peace but am available if needed
There are stairs to climb
