The Duncombe Arms is a charming, grade 2 listed country pub located in the idyllic Cambridgeshire village of Waresley. The pub has a rich history, with a mix of Edwardian, Victorian, and earlier construction, and features a detached two-storey brick building with rendered elevations, Dutch gables, and a tiled roof. The property has been fully renovated downstairs in the past seven years and features a beautifully designed interior with a mix of modern and traditional elements. The pub has a cozy lounge bar with a beamed ceiling, a solid wood bar, and a fireplace, as well as a snug area with a vintage woodblock parquet floor and a curtained single-glazed window. The main restaurant is air-conditioned and has a false beamed ceiling, large windows, and a feature wall with Stag wallpaper. The kitchen is fully stocked with industrial appliances and has been completely renovated in recent years. The property also features a pretty pub garden, ample parking, and a selection of old barns at the back that have potential to be converted to accommodation or small business lease, subject to planning permission.