Tanners End, Park Lane, Stonely, St. Neots, Cambridgeshire, PE19

Detailed Description

A rare opportunity to acquire a unique detached residence occupying an enviable position within the highly regarded conservation village of Stonely. Originally converted from former barns and outbuidlings, the property offers versatile and well proportioned accommodation extending to approximately 1,719 sq. ft., arranged over two floors and particularly well suited to modern family living, including the flexibility for ground floor living if required. The property occupies mature grounds extending to approximately 1 acre, benefitting from a high degree of privacy together with extensive parking, garaging, and useful ancillary accommodation. Furthermore, an adjoining parcel of land extending to approximately 1.1 acres is available by separate negotiation and benefits from Permission in Principle for the erection of a single dwelling, presenting an attractive development opportunity subject to the relevant consents.

Location

Stonely is a small and highly regarded conservation village situated on the edge of the popular market town of Kimbolton in north Cambridgeshire. The village enjoys a particularly attractive semi rural setting surrounded by open countryside whilst remaining conveniently positioned for access to a comprehensive range of amenities.

The neighbouring town of Kimbolton, located approximately 1 mile away, offers an excellent selection of day to day facilities including shops, cafés, public houses, restaurants, medical facilities, and recreational amenities. The town is perhaps best known for the renowned Kimbolton School, one of the region's leading independent schools, which continues to attract families from across the area.

Transport connectivity is excellent. The A14 and A1 provide convenient access to Cambridge, Huntingdon, Bedford, and the wider motorway network. Mainline rail services are available from nearby St Neots and Huntingdon stations, offering regular direct services to London King's Cross, making the area particularly attractive to commuters. The surrounding countryside provides extensive opportunities for walking, cycling, and outdoor recreation, with a network of footpaths and bridleways linking neighbouring villages and open farmland.

Educational provision is well catered for, with a range of state schooling available locally in addition to Kimbolton School. Further independent schooling options can be found within Bedford, Oundle, and Cambridge.

Accommodation
Ground floor
Reception hall/ dining room
With window to the front and rear aspect, vaulted ceilings, door to rear access, door to patio seating area, tiled floor, exposed brick wall, door to principal bedroom, opening to

Inner hallway
With under stairs storage cupboard, stairs to the first floor, tiled floor, doors to

Kitchen breakfast room
With window to the side aspects, range of matching eye and base level units, worktop with inset ceramic sink and drainer with chrome mixer tap over, inset four ring electric hob with extractor hood over, integrated chest level oven, integrated dishwasher, space for fridge freezer, pantry cupboard, tiled floor, doors opening to the garden

Utility room
With decorative stained glass window and stone surround to the inner hallway, space for washing machine and fridge freezer, tower cupboard, tiled floor

Shower room
With suite comprising; low level wc with eco flush button, corner shower with glass and chrome sliding door and wall mounted wash basin with chrome mixer tap over, tiled floor

Family room/ bedroom two
With windows to the side and rear aspect, fitted storage cupboard, tiled floor

Principal bedroom
With windows overlooking the garden, vaulted ceiling with roof lights, exposed beams, stable door to patio seating area, tiled floor, door to

En-suite shower room
With window to the rear aspect, vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, suite comprising; low level wc with hidden cistern and eco flush button, wall mounted wash basin with chrome mixer tap over, bidet and large walk in shower with glass and chrome screen, part tiled walls, tiled floor

First floor
Sitting room
With vaulted ceilings and roof lights over, exposed beams and floorboards, window overlooking the garden, opening to

Bedroom three
With window to the rear aspect, exposed beams and floorboards, door to

En-suite shower room
With suite comprising; low level wc with eco flush button, wall mounted wash basin with chrome mixer tap over and corner shower with glass and chrome sliding door, chrome heated towel rail, exposed beams and floorboards

Grounds
The property is approached via an attractive tree lined frontage along Park Lane, with an opening leading to a gravel driveway and turning area providing gated access to both Lots 1 (red) and 2 (blue). A post and rail gate opens into the grounds of the principal dwelling, which enjoys a remarkable degree of privacy and seclusion within mature surroundings. The grounds extend predominately to the front the property and feature a sweeping gravel driveway leading to the entrance door and a generous hardstanding parking area, which in turn provides access to the double garage. A series of peaceful seating areas have been thoughtfully positioned to enjoy views across the gardens and surrounding mature landscape. The principal gardens are predominantly laid to lawn and are enhanced by an attractive part walled boundary, together with an impressive collection of mature trees, including a notable Giant Sequoia. The grounds have been carefully established to create a tranquil and private setting, complemented by decorative gravel areas, feature planting, and a vegetable garden with adjoining storage shed. Further practical benefits include external lighting, power points, and an outside tap.

Lotting
Lot 1 (red) comprises the principal dwelling together with its gardens and grounds extending to approximately 1 acres. Originally converted from former barns and outbuildings, the property provides versatile accommodation extending to approximately 1,719 sq. ft. arranged over two floors and is particularly well suited to those seeking flexible living space, including the practicality of ground floor living if required. The property occupies a desirable position within the Stonely Conservation Area and benefits from mature gardens providing a high degree of privacy and amenity. The grounds offer an attractive balance of landscaped and informal garden areas, creating a rare lifestyle opportunity within a highly sought after location.

Lot 2 (blue) comprises approximately 1.1 acres of land situated adjacent to the principal dwelling and benefits from Permission in Principle for the erection of one dwelling, granted by Huntingdonshire District Council on 9 June 2026. The approved Permission in Principle provides an opportunity for purchasers to pursue a future residential development scheme, subject to obtaining Technical Details Consent and satisfying the relevant planning conditions. The land may appeal to developers, self builders, investors, or purchasers seeking to secure control over the immediate surroundings of the principal property.