The Fruit Farm is a 13.17-acre property in Wilburton, Cambridgeshire, featuring a timber-framed log cabin, agricultural barn, and extensive orchards. The property has a rich history of commercial fruit production, with over 120-year-old apple trees and a variety of plum, blackcurrant, and gooseberry trees. The orchards also include three polytunnels, which have previously been used to grow strawberries, raspberries, and other fruits. The property is an active haven for wildlife, with a range of native birds, animals, and butterflies. The agricultural barn offers potential for conversion to residential use, subject to planning permission. The property benefits from mains water and electricity supplies, as well as fibre-optic broadband. Viewings are strictly by appointment only, and the property is being sold as a whole with vacant possession.