Charming Grade 2 Listed Oak-beamed Cottage

Step into Manor Cottage, a beautiful oak-beamed haven absolutely brimming with character, perfectly situated on Sawston's historic High Street. Here, you'll find yourself in the very heart of the village, with immediate access to all its charming amenities.

This delightful cottage is just moments away from a diverse array of shops, traditional pubs, including the renowned gastro pub, The Tickell Arms, the exquisite Provenance restaurant, and the classic Red Lion pub.

Experience Historic Charm at Manor Cottage

Step into Manor Cottage, a truly fascinating property steeped in history and brimming with character. As a Grade II listed building, it's cherished for its special architectural and historic significance, with the original part of the house dating back to the 17th century, gracefully extended in the mid to late 19th century.

Throughout the cottage, you'll discover beautiful oak beams that tell tales of centuries past. We offer two inviting king-size bedrooms, a large and comfortable lounge complete with a cozy open fire, and a bright sun room that opens directly onto a delightful cottage garden – perfect for a morning coffee or an evening read.

Enjoy meals in the separate dining room, and make use of our fully equipped kitchen for all your culinary needs. The spacious bathroom boasts both a relaxing corner bath and a convenient walk-in shower.

Please note: Due to the charming historical layout of the cottage, the main bathroom is en-suite to Bedroom 1. To access it guests will need to walk through Bedroom 1. For your convenience, there is also a separate toilet located downstairs.

Parking is available for two cars on our gravel driveway, with additional free on-street parking readily available nearby

Welcome to Sawston, a charming and historic village nestled in the heart of Cambridgeshire, offering the perfect blend of tranquil rural life and convenient access to the vibrant city of Cambridge.

A Glimpse into Sawston's Charm:

Sawston boasts a rich history, evident in its picturesque landscapes and centuries-old architecture. Stroll through the village and admire the stunning scenery, from lush green parks to the serene River Cam. History buffs will appreciate landmarks like the Grade I listed Sawston Hall, a magnificent Tudor manor house dating back to the 16th century, and the 13th-century St. Mary's Church, with its impressive stained glass windows.

Local Amenities & Activities:

Despite its village feel, Sawston is well-equipped with modern amenities. You'll find a variety of local shops, including independent retailers and supermarkets, for your everyday needs. When it comes to dining, Sawston offers a diverse range of options, from traditional pub grub to international cuisine. Be sure to check out local pubs like The Kings Head, The Greyhound, and The White Lion for a taste of traditional English hospitality and perhaps a real ale. For more formal dining, there are excellent restaurants a short drive away, such as Provenance Kitchen in Hinxton or The Pear & Olive Restaurant in Hildersham.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to love, with opportunities for walking, cycling, and exploring the surrounding countryside. The village has several parks and recreation areas, including a large recreation ground with a children's playground, football pitches, and tennis courts.

Excellent Transport Links:

Sawston's location is ideal for exploring both the village and beyond.

To Cambridge: Cambridge city centre is just 7-8 miles away.

Bus: The Stagecoach number 7 bus offers a direct and frequent service, taking approximately 30-35 minutes.

Train: Whittlesford Parkway train station is less than 2 miles away, with direct trains to Cambridge taking around 15 minutes.

Car/Taxi/Uber: A quick 15-20 minute drive or taxi ride will get you into the city.

Cycling: There are dedicated cycle paths connecting Sawston to Cambridge for those who prefer to cycle.

Beyond: Whittlesford Parkway also provides excellent rail connections to London Liverpool Street in under an hour, making Sawston a great base for day trips to the capital.

The village also has easy access to major road networks like the A11 (linking to the A14 and M11) and the A505.

Whether you're seeking a peaceful escape or a convenient base for exploring Cambridgeshire, Sawston offers a warm welcome and a delightful experience for all visitors.

Excellent Transport Links:

Sawston's location is ideal for exploring both the village and beyond.

To Cambridge: Cambridge city centre is just 7-8 miles away.

Bus: The Stagecoach number 7 bus offers a direct and frequent service, taking approximately 30-35 minutes.

Train: Whittlesford Parkway train station is less than 2 miles away, with direct trains to Cambridge taking around 15 minutes.

Car/Taxi/Uber: A quick 15-20 minute drive or taxi ride will get you into the city.

Cycling: There are dedicated cycle paths connecting Sawston to Cambridge for those who prefer to cycle.

Beyond: Whittlesford Parkway also provides excellent rail connections to London Liverpool Street in under an hour, making Sawston a great base for day trips to the capital.

The village also has easy access to major road networks like the A11 (linking to the A14 and M11) and the A505.

The main bathroom is accessed through the bedroom, there is also a toilet with sink downstairs
The house is not suitable for children under 12