No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map5 bedroom detached house
Sold STC
Detached house
5 beds
3 baths
2637
EPC rating: C
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Broadband: Super-fast 79Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Open Countryside Views
- Charming Village Location
- Five Bedrooms
- Two En-Suites
- Self-Contained Annexe
- Great Access to London
- Solar Panels
- No Forward Chain
Nestled at the end of a peaceful village lane, this impressive five-bedroom home enjoys picturesque views of open countryside and the village church. Offering a blend of space, versatility, and a superb location, the property is ideal for families and multi-generational living.
A gated entrance leads to a block-paved driveway, providing ample parking and access to the double garage. The beautifully maintained gardens wrap around the home, predominantly laid to lawn with well-stocked borders and mature trees. A patio area offers the perfect spot to relax and take in the stunning surroundings.
Inside, the home boasts four reception rooms, providing flexible living and entertaining spaces. The five well-proportioned bedrooms include two with en-suite facilities, while the presence of two staircases enhances the property’s layout and potential. There is also excellent scope to create a self-contained annexe, ideal for a relative or visiting guests.
The property is offered with no forward chain, making it an attractive opportunity for those looking for a smooth and swift purchase. The well-regarded village school is within walking distance, while the prestigious Kimbolton School is just a short drive away. Excellent transport links are also nearby, with major road connections and Huntingdon Train Station providing convenient commuter services into London King’s Cross.
A rare opportunity to acquire a spacious and well-positioned family home in a sought-after village setting.
Other important features: Ash Tree House benefits from solar panels, which generate approximately £2500-£3000 per year for the owner.
Seller Insight
“Ash Tree House has been our home since 2006. We were first drawn to it because of its size and countryside location. With open fields on one side and the village church on the other, it had enormous potential. The views were incredible, yet there were no windows at the rear to enjoy them—so we saw an opportunity to truly make the house our own.”
“Since moving in, we have modernised and reconfigured the layout to create a more open, practical living space. One of the biggest changes was adding windows at the back, bringing in natural light and making the most of the scenery. The kitchen became the heart of the home—a bright, spacious, and sociable area. We also added a distinctive round window overlooking the fields, which has become a real focal point. With two entrances and two staircases, the house is incredibly flexible.”
“The garden has been a true sanctuary, wrapping around the house and catching the sun throughout the day, making it a wonderful place to spend time. I’ve always enjoyed managing the space, while my wife has taken great pride in growing vegetables—our gooseberries, in particular, have been a favourite. The garden is private, peaceful, and a perfect extension of the home.”
“Ash Tree House has been ideal for entertaining, with a large dining room and generous living spaces. We’ve hosted some fantastic garden parties, with plenty of room for marquees and gatherings of family and friends.”
“Beyond the home itself, the location has been ideal—secluded and private yet conveniently close to all amenities. Commuting to London was effortless, and returning to the village after a busy day in the city was an absolute joy. The community here is warm and welcoming, with a true sense of village spirit. The local primary school plays an active role in bringing people together, organising events that add to the charm of life here.”
“Now that we’ve moved to the south coast, we will truly miss the people and the lifestyle that made this place so special. Cambridgeshire has been a fantastic place to call home, and Ash Tree House holds so many great memories for us.”
Village Information
Brington is a tranquil village with a great sense of community. The rolling Cambridgeshire countryside surrounding Brington provides an opportunity to explore the footpaths and byways that crisscross the county and opens up endless possibilities for enjoying a leisurely lunch at one of the many excellent country pubs including the Racehorse Pub in Catworth which was voted “Community Pub Of The Year 2016”. Grafham Water is a short drive away, offering a whole host of water-based sporting activities set in 2,400 acres of beautiful countryside. Nearby Huntingdon, St Ives and St Neots provide shoppers with an excellent range of high street names and independent shops; whilst for some serious retail therapy, Cambridge is just over half an hour away by road.
Transport:
Huntingdon town is 14 minutes away, offering trains into London Kings Cross from 50 minutes, whilst Cambridge is a 35-minute drive away.
Trains:
Regular train services to London and to the North (via Peterborough) run from Huntingdon Station with journeys into London from 50 minutes.
Huntingdon to London King’s Cross – 50 minutes
Huntingdon to Peterborough – 17 minutes
Education:
Primary:
Brington CofE Primary School (0.4 miles). Ofsted Rating: Good
Spaldwick Community Primary School (3.6 miles). Ofsted Rating: Good
Laxton Junior School, Oundle (12.3 miles). Independent school for boys and girls aged 4-11.
Secondary:
Sawtry Village Academy (7 miles). Ofsted Rating: Good
Prince William School (7.5 miles). Ofsted Rating: Good
Kimbolton School (5.5 miles). Independent day and boarding school for boys and girls aged 4 to 18.
Oundle School (11.6 miles). Independent day and boarding school for boys and girls aged 11-18.
Agents Notes
Tenure: Freehold
Year Built: 1989
EPC: C
Local Authority: Huntingdon District Council
Council Tax Band: F
Solar panels generate about £2500-£3000 per year for the owner
BUYERS INFORMATION
To conform with government Money Laundering Regulations 2019, we are required to confirm the identity of all prospective buyers. We use the services of a third party, Lifetime Legal, who will contact you directly at an agreed time to do this. They will need the full name, date of birth and current address of all buyers. There is a nominal charge of £60 plus VAT for this (for the transaction not per person), payable direct to Lifetime Legal. Please note, we are unable to issue a memorandum of sale until the checks are complete.
REFERRAL FEES
We may refer you to recommended providers of ancillary services such as Conveyancing, Financial Services, Insurance and Surveying. We may receive a commission payment fee or other benefit (known as a referral fee) for recommending their services. You are not under any obligation to use the services of the recommended provider. The ancillary service provider may be an associated company of Thomas Morris.
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A gated entrance leads to a block-paved driveway, providing ample parking and access to the double garage. The beautifully maintained gardens wrap around the home, predominantly laid to lawn with well-stocked borders and mature trees. A patio area offers the perfect spot to relax and take in the stunning surroundings.
Inside, the home boasts four reception rooms, providing flexible living and entertaining spaces. The five well-proportioned bedrooms include two with en-suite facilities, while the presence of two staircases enhances the property’s layout and potential. There is also excellent scope to create a self-contained annexe, ideal for a relative or visiting guests.
The property is offered with no forward chain, making it an attractive opportunity for those looking for a smooth and swift purchase. The well-regarded village school is within walking distance, while the prestigious Kimbolton School is just a short drive away. Excellent transport links are also nearby, with major road connections and Huntingdon Train Station providing convenient commuter services into London King’s Cross.
A rare opportunity to acquire a spacious and well-positioned family home in a sought-after village setting.
Other important features: Ash Tree House benefits from solar panels, which generate approximately £2500-£3000 per year for the owner.
Seller Insight
“Ash Tree House has been our home since 2006. We were first drawn to it because of its size and countryside location. With open fields on one side and the village church on the other, it had enormous potential. The views were incredible, yet there were no windows at the rear to enjoy them—so we saw an opportunity to truly make the house our own.”
“Since moving in, we have modernised and reconfigured the layout to create a more open, practical living space. One of the biggest changes was adding windows at the back, bringing in natural light and making the most of the scenery. The kitchen became the heart of the home—a bright, spacious, and sociable area. We also added a distinctive round window overlooking the fields, which has become a real focal point. With two entrances and two staircases, the house is incredibly flexible.”
“The garden has been a true sanctuary, wrapping around the house and catching the sun throughout the day, making it a wonderful place to spend time. I’ve always enjoyed managing the space, while my wife has taken great pride in growing vegetables—our gooseberries, in particular, have been a favourite. The garden is private, peaceful, and a perfect extension of the home.”
“Ash Tree House has been ideal for entertaining, with a large dining room and generous living spaces. We’ve hosted some fantastic garden parties, with plenty of room for marquees and gatherings of family and friends.”
“Beyond the home itself, the location has been ideal—secluded and private yet conveniently close to all amenities. Commuting to London was effortless, and returning to the village after a busy day in the city was an absolute joy. The community here is warm and welcoming, with a true sense of village spirit. The local primary school plays an active role in bringing people together, organising events that add to the charm of life here.”
“Now that we’ve moved to the south coast, we will truly miss the people and the lifestyle that made this place so special. Cambridgeshire has been a fantastic place to call home, and Ash Tree House holds so many great memories for us.”
Village Information
Brington is a tranquil village with a great sense of community. The rolling Cambridgeshire countryside surrounding Brington provides an opportunity to explore the footpaths and byways that crisscross the county and opens up endless possibilities for enjoying a leisurely lunch at one of the many excellent country pubs including the Racehorse Pub in Catworth which was voted “Community Pub Of The Year 2016”. Grafham Water is a short drive away, offering a whole host of water-based sporting activities set in 2,400 acres of beautiful countryside. Nearby Huntingdon, St Ives and St Neots provide shoppers with an excellent range of high street names and independent shops; whilst for some serious retail therapy, Cambridge is just over half an hour away by road.
Transport:
Huntingdon town is 14 minutes away, offering trains into London Kings Cross from 50 minutes, whilst Cambridge is a 35-minute drive away.
Trains:
Regular train services to London and to the North (via Peterborough) run from Huntingdon Station with journeys into London from 50 minutes.
Huntingdon to London King’s Cross – 50 minutes
Huntingdon to Peterborough – 17 minutes
Education:
Primary:
Brington CofE Primary School (0.4 miles). Ofsted Rating: Good
Spaldwick Community Primary School (3.6 miles). Ofsted Rating: Good
Laxton Junior School, Oundle (12.3 miles). Independent school for boys and girls aged 4-11.
Secondary:
Sawtry Village Academy (7 miles). Ofsted Rating: Good
Prince William School (7.5 miles). Ofsted Rating: Good
Kimbolton School (5.5 miles). Independent day and boarding school for boys and girls aged 4 to 18.
Oundle School (11.6 miles). Independent day and boarding school for boys and girls aged 11-18.
Agents Notes
Tenure: Freehold
Year Built: 1989
EPC: C
Local Authority: Huntingdon District Council
Council Tax Band: F
Solar panels generate about £2500-£3000 per year for the owner
BUYERS INFORMATION
To conform with government Money Laundering Regulations 2019, we are required to confirm the identity of all prospective buyers. We use the services of a third party, Lifetime Legal, who will contact you directly at an agreed time to do this. They will need the full name, date of birth and current address of all buyers. There is a nominal charge of £60 plus VAT for this (for the transaction not per person), payable direct to Lifetime Legal. Please note, we are unable to issue a memorandum of sale until the checks are complete.
REFERRAL FEES
We may refer you to recommended providers of ancillary services such as Conveyancing, Financial Services, Insurance and Surveying. We may receive a commission payment fee or other benefit (known as a referral fee) for recommending their services. You are not under any obligation to use the services of the recommended provider. The ancillary service provider may be an associated company of Thomas Morris.
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