Enjoying a wonderfully peaceful setting within the sought after village of Thornhaugh, Amberley House occupies an elevated position with far reaching views across open farmland to the rear. This individual three-bedroom bungalow provides flexible accommodation, attractive gardens, a single garage and generous driveway parking.

The principal living areas have been thoughtfully arranged to make the most of the beautiful countryside outlook. A spacious sitting room forms the heart of the home, with large patio doors framing the views and opening directly onto the garden, a feature that brings the outside in and allows the scenery to be enjoyed throughout the year.

Step Inside - The sitting room flows naturally into the dining area, creating a sociable space well suited to both everyday living and entertaining. From here, the dining space opens into a cosy conservatory which provides an additional spot to relax while also offering direct access out to the garden.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and floor standing cabinetry complemented by warm wooden work surfaces, providing ample preparation space and practical storage.

And So To Bed.......... - There are three comfortable bedrooms, each benefitting from in built wardrobes that provide excellent storage. These are served by a neatly presented family shower room featuring a generous walk-in shower, loo and wash hand basin, finished with attractive wall and floor tiling.

Step Outside - Amberley House is approached via a driveway providing ample off-street parking and leading to a single garage. The front garden is attractively arranged, enhancing the welcoming approach to the property.

To the rear, the garden is well established with mature borders providing interest and colour throughout the seasons. The true highlight, however, is the uninterrupted outlook across open farmland — a wonderfully calming backdrop that gives the property a real sense of space and tranquillity.

Local Amenities - Thornhaugh is a quintessential English country village, known for its attractive period homes, village green and surrounding rolling countryside. The Grade I listed St Andrew’s Church, dating back to the 12th century, is a notable focal point.

Nearby Wansford provides everyday amenities including a Post Office, pharmacy, doctors’ surgery and traditional pubs, while the Georgian market town of Stamford offers a superb range of independent shops, restaurants and cafés.

The area is well regarded for schooling, with excellent independent options including Stamford Endowed Schools, The Peterborough School and King’s School, Peterborough. Despite its peaceful setting, the village remains well connected, with Stamford railway station just ten minutes away and direct services to London available from Peterborough.