The property, known as School House, has a rich history dating back to 1921 when it was donated to the parish church of St Mary's by the Apethorpe Estate. It was originally a tenanted cottage that served as the village school and head teacher's residence until it closed in 1990. Over the years, the property has undergone some renovations, including the replacement of the thatched roof with an asbestos roof in 1949. Today, the house is in need of improvement but offers two comfortable reception rooms, a basic kitchen, and two double bedrooms. The property has a lovely garden with high stone walls and a mature yew tree. Located in the popular village of Woodnewton, it is close to the market towns of Oundle and Stamford, as well as the city of Peterborough, which offers a range of amenities and main line rail travel.