Extending to over 3,500 sq. ft., this exceptional home dates back approximately 200 years and was originally two separate cottages, one of which operated as a bakery. Over time, the properties have been thoughtfully combined and sympathetically enhanced to create what is now Threeways, High Street, Spaldwick, a substantial family home that beautifully blends character features with modern comforts, offering a versatile and inviting living environment. The property is serviced by oil-fired central heating.

Upon entering, you are welcomed by a spacious and airy entrance hall showcasing original flooring from one of the former cottages. To the right is a generous study, ideal for home working or as a dedicated homework space, complete with a working log burner. Beyond the study lies a charming snug, believed to house the original bread oven from the bakery cottage, adding a truly unique historical feature. The snug leads to a separate utility room with full plumbing, as well as a ground floor shower room fitted with a WC and wash basin.

To the rear of the property is a breathtaking traditional living room featuring vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, large windows overlooking the landscaped garden, and an impressive brick fireplace with a wood-burning stove a perfect setting for cosy evenings or entertaining guests. This room also benefits from underfloor heating, enhancing comfort throughout the year. On the opposite side of the property is a further highly versatile reception room, originally used as a formal dining room and currently serving as a second study, adaptable to suit a variety of lifestyle needs and is completed with another log burner.

Completing the ground floor is a stunning open-plan kitchen/diner, thoughtfully modernised to combine style and practicality. The space retains charming exposed beams while incorporating high-quality finishes, including engineered oak flooring and elegant granite worktops. Bi-fold doors open seamlessly onto the patio, creating excellent indoor–outdoor flow during the warmer months. The kitchen also benefits from underfloor heating, adding to the sense of luxury and comfort. To the rear of the kitchen is a practical boot/mudroom area with a large storage cupboard and additional access to the garden via a single patio door.

Upstairs, the generous principal bedroom offers a truly luxurious retreat, enhanced by vaulted ceilings and bi-folding windows that overlook the gardens. The suite is further complemented by a dressing room and a well-appointed en-suite bathroom which are both enhanced with underfloor heating. There are five additional double bedrooms, all well-proportioned and served by the main family bathroom that also benefits from underfloor heating. There is also potential to create a further en-suite to bedroom two, subject to the necessary requirements.

Externally, the property boasts a beautifully landscaped and private rear garden. A substantial patio area extends directly from the kitchen, leading onto an expansive lawned garden with multiple powered outbuildings ideal for storage, workshop use or hobbies. To the rear of the garden are raised vegetable beds and a barked area suitable for a variety of additional uses. To the front, there is ample parking in front of the double garage, which also benefits from power.

A standout feature of this property is the presence of two self-contained annexes located within the rear garden. These provide exceptional versatility, whether for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, home office space, a gym, or as income-generating rental units. The annexes are currently let separately, providing an additional revenue stream, but could easily be repurposed to suit individual lifestyle requirements.

The idyllic village of Spaldwick offers a strong sense of community and amenities including the popular village pub, The George, along with beautiful surrounding countryside walks. The village provides excellent access to major road links and is within easy reach of Huntingdon train station, offering direct services to London. Nearby villages such as Ellington, home to The Mermaid pub, and Grafham, renowned for Grafham Water and its extensive outdoor leisure opportunities, are just a short drive away.