Golders Farm has undergone an extensive programme of renovations by its current owners and now offers a perfect blend of the old and new, with original attributes and interiors suited to modern family living whilst still offering large and light living spaces. Many of the rooms feature exposed beams, with the drawing room having an aged supporting oak post, which defines two relaxed seating areas, one beside the wood-burning stove and the other by the glazed French doors, which open to the garden. The adjacent dining room offers a space for formal entertaining and, along with a separate sitting room which boast a centrepiece fireplace. A spacious kitchen/breakfast room has an open timber frame wall and an impressive inglenook with beam lintel. Fitted with modern, wooden units, topped with granite, this kitchen also has a cream Aga stove at its heart.
On the first floor, there are three bedrooms, with a step level change to access the principal bedroom, which offers modern en suite facilities. One further bedroom at this level has an en suite, with the third having access to the family bathroom. A staircase rises to the second floor, where there is an additional bedroom, which benefits from another modern en suite shower room.

A five-bar wooden gate gives access to a gravelled driveway. To the front of the house, there is a gravel garden, with brick-weave pathways and to the rear paved terraces provide space for outdoor dining and relaxation whilst enjoying the south and easterly aspect and views over the grounds. Laid mainly to lawn, the garden also has planted beds bordering the terrace and many fine trees interspersed across the grounds.

In a rural setting, just half a mile out of the village of Bourn, the property has access to the village’s many amenities, which include a village store, post office, farm shop and two lovely public houses. Bourn also benefits from an outstanding-rated primary school for the children and Cambridge Country Club for adults, who wish to indulge themselves at the Spa or on the golf course. Nearby Cambourne offers supermarkets and Cambridge is just 9 miles to the east. Good communications are provided with easy access to the M11, A14 and A1. There are also frequent trains from Cambridge into London and Stansted Airport. Excellent secondary schooling is available at Comberton and Cambourne Village Colleges and further afield, Cambridge offers the renowned schools of The Perse, St Faiths and The Leys.