The Old Rectory is a refined country house with a rich heritage, built in 1691 and remodelled in the 18th century by Sir John Soane. The property features generously proportioned accommodation over three floors, with a central entrance portal, impressive reception hall, and staircase to the first floor. The ground floor includes two spacious reception rooms, a formal dining room, a kitchen with a red Aga stove, and a study with a secreted cloakroom. The first floor has six double bedrooms, two vast bathrooms, and a shower room. The property is set in 1.09 acres of formal grounds, with a paved terrace, pathways, and mature trees. The village of Kelshall is nearby, with local amenities including a parish church and village hall, and regular train services to London and Cambridge. The property is also close to the A1(M) and M11 for road-users, and airports at Stansted and Luton for travel further afield.