High Street, Linton, CB21

Bull House is a distinguished Grade II listed property, believed to date back to the 17th century. The home has undergone extensive renovation and sympathetic extension, combining historic charm with modern living standards. Set within approximately 0.4 acres of mature, landscaped grounds, this remarkable residence offers versatile accommodation over three floors, a converted cellar, and a detached cart lodge with a studio above.

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Accommodation

Ground Floor
The property is accessed via a series of steps leading to the entrance door, opening into a grand reception hall that exudes character with its Inglenook fireplace and high ceilings, a feature consistent throughout the principal living areas.

Two generously proportioned reception rooms sit either side of the hallway, each featuring solid-fuel burners and charming exposed beams. These spaces flow seamlessly into the heart of the home—the kitchen.

The kitchen is a bright and inviting space, enhanced by natural light from the adjoining orangery. Key features include a substantial feature island, a walk-in pantry, and an inset solid-fuel burner. The orangery, with its vaulted ceiling, skylights, and expansive glazing, offers panoramic views of the beautifully maintained garden and provides a delightful space for informal dining or relaxation.

Additional accommodation on this level includes a boot room and playroom, accessible via steps from the kitchen. This area also provides access to the converted cellar, offering a wealth of potential as additional living or storage space.

First Floor
The first floor is accessed via a staircase from the reception hall and features a landing window, filling the space with natural light. This level comprises four/five well-appointed bedrooms, including the principal suite with an en-suite shower room. A spacious family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms.

The rear-aspect bedrooms and bathroom offer elevated views over the landscaped gardens and a seasonal view of the nearby Church, providing a picturesque backdrop.

Second Floor
The second floor, thoughtfully converted by the current owners, provides two highly flexible rooms, ideal as additional bedrooms, a home office, or studio spaces. One of the rooms benefits from a separate family bathroom, while both enjoy exposed beams and a generously sized walk-in storage area.

Gardens and Grounds

The landscaped gardens are a defining feature of Bull House. Enclosed by high walls, the grounds offer privacy and tranquility, featuring raised vegetable beds, a sweeping lawn with mature borders, and formal box hedging. A large terrace provides an ideal setting for outdoor entertaining.

Secure timber gates open onto a shingle driveway leading to the detached cart lodge, which includes a single garage.

Cart Lodge and Studio

The detached cart lodge provides versatile additional space, accessed via stable doors. The upper level is configured as a flexible studio, games room, or potential annexe (subject to planning permissions), offering endless possibilities for use.

Location

Linton, nestled in the picturesque Cambridgeshire countryside, offers a perfect blend of rural charm and modern convenience. Just 10 miles from Cambridge, it boasts excellent transport links via the A1307 and nearby train stations, making it ideal for commuters. The village is renowned for its welcoming community, rich history, and characterful architecture, complemented by modern amenities such as shops, cafes, and pubs.

Families are drawn to Linton for its outstanding schools, including Linton Village College, and its safe, peaceful environment. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the surrounding countryside, perfect for walking, cycling, and exploring attractions like Chilford Hall Vineyard and Linton Zoo. With a variety of property types and close proximity to the cultural and economic hub of Cambridge, Linton is a sought-after place to call home.

Garden

The plot measures approximately 0.4 acres.