The Old Rectory, Spaldwick

The Old Rectory stands as a quintessential example of heritage and sophistication, seamlessly marrying historical allure with modern finesse. Originating from the enchanting era of the 1800s, this property is a testament to architectural grace, combining timeless elegance with the comfort and style of contemporary living spaces. The meticulous care in its immaculate presentation shines through every aspect of the home, showcasing a profound attention to detail. 

At the heart of this remarkable residence is an exquisitely designed kitchen/breakfast room, complete with a dining space that effortlessly extends onto a splendid terrace, making it an ideal setting for hosting gatherings. Accompanying this central area are a capacious utility room and a convenient walk-in pantry, further complemented by the unique addition of two discreet butler’s pantries. The ground floor also boasts expansive reception areas, a study, a double bedroom with an adjacent shower room suited for various needs, and a guest cloakroom. The grandeur of the main hallway is accentuated by a majestic staircase, leading to the upper floor where the sleeping quarters, including a master suite with a dressing area, an en-suite bathroom featuring a separate shower, and a Juliet balcony with garden views, await. A secondary staircase offers alternate access to the kitchen, highlighting the versatile flow of the home.

Nestled in a serene, secluded spot within the village, The Old Rectory is accessed via automatic double gates that open to a circular, gravelled drive, leading to a detached double bay cart lodge. The property, set within a private 1.25-acre plot, enjoys sweeping views of the countryside. The garden is a verdant oasis, primarily laid to lawn with formal sections that can be admired from the house and the west-facing terrace, equipped with a retractable awning for open-air dining. Another terrace provides a picturesque vista of the lawns, fields, and the village church, while a raised decking area and a dedicated kitchen garden with a potting shed adorn the garden’s edge.

Spaldwick, a charming village set amongst the softly rolling hills, offers a tranquil yet convenient lifestyle, with a wealth of educational opportunities from pre-school to secondary education in the vicinity, including institutions in Kimbolton and Huntingdon. The village is home to a welcoming local pub and is a stone’s throw away from Kimbolton and Huntingdon’s diverse amenities. Commuters will find ease in the accessibility to major roadways via the A14 and the proximity to Huntingdon’s mainline railway station, offering direct services to London, ensures a smooth connection to wider areas.