This Grade II* listed former Rectory is a stunning period country home situated on approximately 7.68 acres of mature gardens and paddocks. The property dates back to before the Norman Conquest and features impressive Georgian architecture with many period details, including deep sash windows, intricate cornicing, and ornate fireplaces. The main house offers spacious accommodation with generous reception spaces, including a grand reception hall, drawing room, dining room, and Aga kitchen/dining room. There are six bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a shower room, as well as a range of additional rooms on the second floor that could be used as office spaces or further guest accommodation. The property also features an attached three-storey cottage and a converted coach house cottage, which provide potential for secondary accommodation. The gardens are an absolute delight, with a variety of spaces to relax, including a sunken garden, formal lawns, and a meadow and paddocks beyond the ha-ha. The property is located in the small village of Snailwell, which is close to Newmarket and Cambridge, making it an ideal location for commuters.