Church Road, Molesworth, Cambridgeshire, PE28

Mole End is an exceptional individually designed family residence that seamlessly combines timeless character with contemporary luxury. Set within grounds extending to well over an acre, this outstanding home offers over 3,800 sq. ft. of beautifully appointed accommodation, thoughtfully designed to meet the demands of modern family living while providing remarkable versatility for entertaining, working from home and leisure.

From the moment you arrive, Mole End makes an impression. Its handsome brick elevations, generous frontage and extensive stone driveway create an imposing first impression, while inside, the meticulous attention to detail and exceptional standard of finish are evident throughout. The property strikes a wonderful balance between traditional character and modern refinement, creating a home that feels both elegant and welcoming.

The heart of the home is the stunning open-plan kitchen, family and dining space, a superbly proportioned room flooded with natural light and designed to bring family and friends together. A beautifully crafted kitchen with a substantial central island, high-quality cabinetry and premium finishes provides both style and practicality, flowing effortlessly into the family seating area with views across the gardens beyond. French doors open onto the terrace, creating a wonderful connection between the indoor and outdoor living spaces.

Complementing this impressive kitchen/living area is a formal sitting room, ideal for quieter evenings, a separate dining room for more formal entertaining, a cosy snug and a dedicated study, providing excellent flexibility for those working from home. A well-equipped utility room ensures the practicalities of family life are discreetly catered for.

One of Mole End's most remarkable features is its exceptional leisure facilities. Designed to offer year-round enjoyment, this versatile wing incorporates two gym areas, dedicated changing facilities, a store room and a heated outdoor swimming pool. The pool has been designed with both recreation and fitness in mind, measuring an impressive depth of approximately five feet at the shallow end, graduating to seven feet at its deepest point, making it equally suited to family enjoyment, swimming practice and exercise.

The first floor continues to impress with five generous double bedrooms. The principal suite is a luxurious retreat, complete with an elegant en-suite shower room and large dressing room. A second bedroom also benefits from its own walk-in wardrobe and en-suite facilities, while the remaining bedrooms are all beautifully proportioned and served by stylish family bathroom accommodation.

The versatility of Mole End is one of its defining characteristics. Whether accommodating multi-generational living, creating dedicated home-working spaces, pursuing fitness and wellbeing, or simply enjoying spacious everyday living, the layout offers exceptional flexibility rarely found in modern homes.

The arrangement of the side extension also offers exciting potential to create a self-contained annexe, making the property particularly well suited to extended family living or guest accommodation.

Outside, the grounds are every bit as impressive as the house itself. Extending to in excess of an acre, the beautifully maintained gardens provide an idyllic setting with expansive lawns, mature trees and established planting, creating a wonderful sense of privacy and tranquillity. Beyond the formal gardens, the property enjoys uninterrupted views backing directly onto open grazing paddocks, offering an ever-changing rural backdrop and an exceptional feeling of space.

The productive orchard is a particular delight, featuring a carefully curated selection of fruit trees including damsons, two varieties of plum, cooking apples, two varieties of eating apples and two varieties of pear, creating a wonderful seasonal harvest and enhancing the property's quintessential country charm.

A substantial garage and extensive driveway provide ample parking for numerous vehicles.

Seller Insight
When we first arrived at Mole End, we fell in love with the whole setting: the village of Molesworth, the sense of space and the sheer potential of the site. The house wasn’t in the best condition at the time, but we could immediately see what it could become and what it could offer as a home.

Since then, we have renovated every room, extending to both the rear and side to create a wonderfully generous layout that suits modern life.

The heart of the house is the open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, where we spend most of our time. It overlooks the garden and is filled with light all day long, making it perfect for cooking, eating, dancing, playing games, or simply relaxing together. For winter evenings, we love retreating to the separate lounge, particularly at Christmas with the fire lit, a festive movie on and a truly atmospheric sense of cosiness. Mole End has been an incredible home for entertaining, from large gatherings to children’s birthdays, pool parties, darts in the games room and relaxed evenings with friends.

Outside, the transformation has been just as dramatic. What was once an overgrown garden with a disused swimming pool is now a beautifully landscaped space, with the pool relined and multiple seating areas created for different moods and views. There is an orchard and beyond that, woodland at the end of the garden with paddocks and open fields stretching out behind. Muntjac deer, pheasants and squirrels are regular visitors.

Being on a no through-road with no streetlights in the village, the peace and the night skies above the property are exceptional, too. With easy access to the A14, village events at the hall, great local schools and endless dog walks across surrounding fields, Molesworth has offered everything we could want: space, nature, community and calm. Leaving Mole End will be a real wrench.

Village Information
Molesworth is a highly regarded and well-positioned village surrounded by open countryside. It offers a parish church, active village hall, Millennium playing field and tennis courts. Local amenities, shops and schools are available in the nearby market towns of Kimbolton and Thrapston, with primary schooling available just over a mile away in Brington, feeding into the well-regarded Hinchingbrooke School in Huntingdon.

The village enjoys excellent connectivity, with the A1, A428 and the upgraded A14 all easily accessible. Rail services to London are available from Huntingdon, St Neots and Bedford. Stansted, Luton and East Midlands airports can each be reached in just over an hour.

The nearby historic town of Kimbolton offers a wide range of facilities, including a supermarket, health centre, dentist, veterinary practice, independent shops, cafes and one of the region’s leading private schools.

Agents Notes
Tenure: Freehold
Year Built: 1987
EPC: E
Local Authority: Huntingdonshire
Council Tax Band: G


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