• Large well-equipped kitchen +
• Hand-crafted oak beam sun room +
• Generous dual-aspect living room +
• Spacious dining room featuring an impressive inglenook fireplace +
• Versatile ground floor fourth bedroom +
• First-floor study landing +
• Charming principal bedroom with window seat views across the village green +
• Two further double bedrooms, each showcasing beautiful original beam work +

A remarkable Grade II Listed Medieval home in the heart of Cottenham. Historically rich home, beautifully preserved and thoughtfully adapted for modern living.

- Cambridge City Centre – approx. 7.8 miles
- Cambridge North Railway – approx. 6 miles
- A14 – approx. 4 miles

• Exceptional Grade II Listed property
• Four well-proportioned bedrooms, offering a flexible layout
• Unspoilt character, rich in period features throughout
• Versatile living spaces offering a flexible layout with rooms that adapt easily
• Charming village green outlook
• Off-street parking & double garage in central village location

Description:

Believed to be the oldest surviving house in Cottenham, this exceptional Grade II listed property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of living history. Thought to date back to the 15th century, with origins most likely around 1450, the home is steeped in character and retains a wealth of unspoilt period features – all while offering the practicality and proportions of a versatile four-bedroom layout.

The downstairs accommodation includes a spacious dining room, where the inglenook fireplace forms a striking centrepiece. This leads into the kitchen, a more recent addition fitted with a range of wall and base units and finished with traditional stone flooring. Adjoining the kitchen is a delightful sun room, hand-crafted with oak beam work to complement the historic style of the property, and offering lovely views over the garden. A functional utility room is also accessed from the kitchen.

To the other side of the home, the generously sized living room enjoys dual-aspect windows with views over both the village green and the walled garden, and benefits from the other side of the inglenook fireplace. From here, you’ll find the fourth bedroom, which has an adjoining shower room and has previously served well as a playroom or home office.

Upstairs, the main staircase leads to a spacious landing that has previously been used as a study, as well as the principal bedroom, complete with a charming window seat overlooking the garden, and a bathroom. A secondary staircase from the living room provides access to two further double bedrooms, both of which showcase the original beam work and offer excellent proportions.