This stunning Victorian house, known as The Old Rectory, dates back to around 1865 and has been comprehensively restored to maintain its period charm. The property boasts well-proportioned, light rooms with tall ceilings and features a fantastic vaulted sitting area that connects to the garden via a rear verandah. The kitchen is a particular highlight, with a four-oven Aga cooker, central island, and limestone flooring. The property also includes an annexe and converted coach house, which has been used as a home cinema and gym. The property sits on 2.37 acres of land, including a part-walled garden with mature trees and a courtyard with barbecue area. Located in open countryside on the edge of the small settlement of Little Barford, The Old Rectory is just a short drive from St Neots and offers easy access to Cambridge, London, and the M25. The property is surrounded by a master-developed estate, with plans for a new "Garden Community" that will include major infrastructure improvements and a new railway station.