• Discreetly Positioned +
• Peaceful And Private Setting +
• Sought After Village Location +
• Double Garage +
• Great Access to London and Cambridge +
• Scope For Improvement +

Discreetly positioned within a peaceful and private setting, Five Farthings presents a rare opportunity to acquire a detached three-bedroom bungalow occupying a generous plot in the heart of the highly regarded village of Waresley.

Set back from its surroundings and enveloped by mature boundaries, the property enjoys a wonderful sense of seclusion and tranquillity. The plot offers both privacy and exciting potential, creating an exceptional canvas for those seeking to design a bespoke home tailored entirely to their own vision.

The existing accommodation is well proportioned and thoughtfully arranged, comprising three bedrooms, a family bathroom, a comfortable sitting room, kitchen, conservatory and separate study.

While the bungalow would benefit from modernisation, it provides excellent scope for enhancement, extension or reconfiguration (subject to the usual planning consents), making it particularly appealing to buyers looking to add value and create a home of distinction.

Externally, the property is complemented by a double garage, driveway with ample parking and a private rear garden, offering generous outdoor space.

Five Farthings combines the charm of village life with convenient access to surrounding road networks and nearby amenities, delivering an enviable balance of countryside living and connectivity. A compelling opportunity in a sought-after Cambridgeshire setting.

Village Information
Waresley is a small village lying about 5 miles to the southeast of St Neots and about 8.5 miles northeast of Biggleswade on the Cambridgeshire/Bedfordshire border. Within the village there is a garden centre with farm shop and café, a well-regarded pub, The Duncombe Arms, and the village church and the well-regarded Waresley Park Estate. There are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the countryside with many public footpaths and the nature reserve, Waresley Wood, to explore. Nearby Great Gransden, about 2 miles, offers a general store, post office, pub and bowls and tennis clubs and primary school. St Neots and Biggleswade, the nearest market towns, offer a range of high street shops, weekly markets, restaurants and sports and leisure facilities. Cambridge is about 16 miles to the east and provides extensive shopping facilities, bars, restaurants and leisure facilities.

Transport
Road and rail links are good with the A428 about 3 miles away which links into the A14, A1 and M11. Fast train services into London are available from both St Neots and Biggleswade with journeys into London King’s Cross in about 40 minutes.