The Emplins is a Grade II* listed former hall house that has been painstakingly restored to preserve its exceptional architectural heritage. This remarkable timber-framed home features a blend of craftsmanship and elegant period details, offering a rare opportunity to own a living piece of England's past. With a rich history dating back to 1602, The Emplins has been lovingly maintained as a family home for over 40 years, retaining its original features such as a striking jettied storey, intricate linenfold paneling, and mullioned windows. The property boasts a spacious layout, including a spectacular Great Hall, a charming front entrance lobby, a study area, a dining room, and six bedrooms, including a part-vaulted main bedroom and bathroom. The mature gardens are equally impressive, with a delightful herb garden, a vegetable garden, and a garage/stores. Located in the picturesque village of Gamlingay, The Emplins offers easy access to nearby towns and cities, including Cambridge, making it a unique and enchanting home that combines history, character, and practicality.