A newly constructed 6 bedroom detached executive house set within approx. 1.79 acre offering the discerning client a private and tranquil setting.

The property is approached via electric gates leading down the drive to the property.

The house offers a fantastic space to entertain. There is a large entrance hall with open fireplace. A beautifully crafted kitchen with AGA and integrated appliances, centre island opening into a family room with vaulted glass ceiling and sliding patio doors out onto a terrace. The dining room has been tastefully finished and features a wood burning fireplace. In addition there is drawing room, study, utility room, staff kitchen and two downstairs cloakrooms.

The first floor features principal bedroom with walk in wardrobes and ensuite bathroom with separate shower. The guest bedroom offers a walk in wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom with separate shower. A further four double bedrooms with built-in-wardrobes and en-suite bathrooms.

The surrounding grounds are mainly lawned. There is a tennis court and designed parking area which could comfortably hold horse boxes etc.

The property is heated by air source heat pump and features a mix of underfloor and traditional radiators. The property is fully alarmed.

Council tax band: H. However we would advise you to clarify the council tax band by visiting the valuation office agency website.

EPC Rating - B

The property is available furnished or unfurnished.

The landlord will be looking for a 12 month initial tenancy but may be open to negotiation.

The Holding deposit for the property will be £2075.00 and the deposit £10,380 subject to the rent being as advertised at £9,000pcm.

Snailwell is a charming village located in East Cambridgeshire, just 2.5 miles north of the famous horse racing town of Newmarket, around 12.5 miles from Ely City, approximately 16 miles from Bury St Edmunds, and around 17 miles from the historic city of Cambridge. It benefits from very good transport connections, with the A14 close by, and offers the tranquillity of village life while in reach of urban amenities.

St. Peter's Church is an 11th-century structure with a distinctive round tower, one of only two in Cambridgeshire, and is a large part of the community, offering regular services and events for all the family.

The George and Dragon pub has been serving the village since before 1834 and provides a cosy and friendly environment, offering a selection of real ales and fine wines. The pub also has a large beer garden, perfect for summer gatherings. There are also several musical nights which regularly take place.

The village's proximity to Newmarket means residents have access to many other amenities, including the train station offering regular services to Cambridge, London Kings Cross, and Ipswich. There are also leisure centres, sports clubs, dentists' and doctor's surgeries, a hospital, shops and supermarkets, pubs and restaurants, equestrian facilities, and highly regarded schools for all ages.