Park Farmhouse, a Grade II listed property, dates back to the late 16th or 17th century and is situated north of Clapham village. The L-shaped structure features a timber-framed range with a later stone-built extension, with a mix of clay tile and slate roofs. The property has undergone modifications over time, including additions such as a bay window, single-storey extensions, and a contemporary canopy. Inside, the layout includes a hallway, lounge, pantry, kitchen, dining room, and enclosed staircase, as well as several bedrooms and a bathroom. The attic space offers a spacious living area with a window in the gable end. Externally, the property is accessed via a private driveway and features a detached double garage/storage barn with W/C and a rear garden laid to lawn. The property is located approximately 2 miles north of Bedford town center and 3 miles east of a junction with the A421, with regular train services to London St. Pancras.