September 2026

An excellent opportunity to acquire approximately 1.57 acres (0.64 hectares) of amenity land located to the north of Lode, Cambridgeshire. The property comprises an irregularly shaped parcel of land enjoying approximately 100 metres of frontage to the River Cam, offering an attractive riverside aspect. A public footpath divides the parcel from north to south. The land comprises a lower riverside section and an elevated upper parcel. A public footpath runs along a raised embankment, creating a natural transition between the lower parcel and the higher area of land. The boundaries are mainly open with mature trees to the north eastern corner. The land is accessed from Mill Drove which is a Byway Open to All Traffic, leading to the property. According to Natural England’s Land Classification Maps, the land is predominantly classified as Grade 2 agricultural land and lies within Flood Zone 3.

A wonderful opportunity to purchase a well-located parcel of land measuring 0.94 acres, on the edge of the desirable village of Chrishall, with excellent views across the rolling countryside to the rear. The land consists of a broadly rectangular and flat parcel with boundaries marked by mature hedges and timber fence structures. The land is in part laid to grass towards the rear, whilst to the front there are a number of self-seeded younger trees and scrub, all of which would benefit from clearance. The parcel is bordered to the left and right hand side by residential dwellings. Is understood that the land is accessed from Mill Causeway, however the access has been allowed to grow over and needs to be re-established. The land is not sold subject to an overage clause.

An excellent opportunity to purchase a parcel of arable land extending to approximately 2.28 acres (0.92 hectares) on the edge of the village of Steeple Morden, in the county of Hertfordshire. The land is regular in shape and flat in nature and sits to the rear of the residential properties which front The Green. The boundaries comprise of a combination of established trees and hedgerows and the southern boundary is open to the adjoining arable field. Natural England's Agricultural Land Classification identifies the land as Grade 2. Vehicular access is available from The Green and there is a Public Footpath which runs down the eastern boundary. It is understood the neighbouring landowners to the south also benefit from a right of access along the eastern boundary. There are no services connected to the land. The land has been in a typical arable rotation and most recently has been in a Countryside Stewardship Scheme which has now terminated.

A fantastic opportunity to acquire approximately 6.32 acres (2.56 hectares) of grassland, north of the village of Clavering, Essex. The land fronts Langley Road and benefits from direct vehicular access. The land is split into two separate paddocks, naturally divided with a brook which runs from west to east and feeds into the River Stort. Access to the northern parcel is via a concrete culvert, over the brook. The boundaries comprise of a combination of established hedgerows and mature trees. The land is predominantly regular in shape and rises towards the northern boundary. There are no services connected to the land and it is understood the land is free draining. There is an 11kV overhead power line running along the northern boundary, with in-field poles. Natural England’s Agricultural Land Classification identifies the land as Grade 2. In recent years the land has been grazed by sheep and horses.

An excellent opportunity to acquire approximately 0.86 acres (0.35 hectares) of land located to the north of Debden, Essex. The property comprises a rectangular parcel of land, with boundaries formed by a mixture of fencing, mature trees, and established hedgerow. The land slopes down to the northern boundary and is relatively regular in shape. Access to the property is gained across an area of registered Common Land that lies adjacent to Ivy Todd Hill, with the land sitting above the level of the public highway. According to Natural England’s Land Classification Maps, the land is predominantly classified as Grade 2 agricultural land and lies within Flood Zone 1.

An opportunity to acquire a parcel of arable land extending to 1.42 hectares (3.50 acres) situated close to the villages of Little Downham and Littleport. The parcel is accessed via Third Drove, which is a public highway leading into an unmade public byway. The land is flat and bordered by ditches and an IDB drain. The land is classified as Grade 1 on the Agricultural Land Classification Map and the Soil Survey of England & Wales classifies the soils as being mainly of the Downholland Soil Association of which the soils are described as being deep stoneless humose clayey soils, calcareous in places. Some peat soils and deep humose calcareous silty soils. The land is situated within the Littleport and Downham IDB District.

The land is situated to the south of the village of Little Downham, Cambridgeshire and comprises of approximately 4.35 acres of paddock land and a wooden field shelter measuring 5.30m x 2.93m. The land is enclosed on the northern boundary by post and stock fencing and by mature hedgerows on the southern, eastern and western boundaries. The land is regular in shape and benefits from a shared gated access directly off Hurst Lane which provides an open area for parking. There are a gate and a slip rail entry between the land and the car parking area. Natural England’s Agricultural Land Classification identifies the land as Grade 2. The Environment Agency’s Flood Map indicates that it lies predominantly within Flood Zone 1, deemed as an area of low flood risk.

An opportunity to acquire a parcel of agricultural land extending to 9.12 acres (3.69 hectares) being classified as Grade 2 and farmed in an arable rotation and currently stubble. The main soils are identified as belonging to the St. Lawrence Soil Series which are described as being a clay loam or sand clay loam. The land has frontage and access to the A1123 Stretham Road and is within the 40mph zone close to edge of the popular village of Wicken. The land lies adjacent to the National Trust’s Wicken Fen Nature Reserve which forms the southwest boundary, the northwest boundary abuts Newbarn Lane, the northeast boundary is marked by the verge of A1123 whilst the southeast boundary is open to the adjoining land and marked with boundary posts.

A well-located end of terrace single garage in a popular residential area in the centre of Cambridge, close to allotments. The garage is of brick wall construction beneath a flat felt covered roof and has a concrete floor. There is a red metal up-and-over door to the front which is understood to have been re-strung and re-wired approximately 3 years ago. Inside, the garage has a maximum width of 2.61m and depth of 5.27m, with a height of 2.116m to the underside of the roof supports. The garage forms the end of a purpose-built block of garages with this being the furthest south east of the garages, at the end of the cul-de-sac. In addition to the garage there is an extra area of land lying to the left hand side (south) which is approximately 3.2m wide, on which there has previously been a storage shed. This area may provided added opportunities for storage/parking etc. The garage is clean and tidy and offers an ideal parking/storage opportunity for those looking for spaces in a central city location. The garage may also suit a user of the nearby allotments, as handy storage space.

A rare opportunity to purchase a block of three single garages in the centre of the Essex village of Newport. The garages, which were constructed in 1960 replacing the old fire station building, are ideally located, close to the centre of Newport, but also within walking distance of the train station. The garages are each of concrete panel construction beneath corrugated sheet roofs with up-and-over doors to the front of each garage. The internal dimensions of the garages are; Left hand-side 2.39m x 5.54m Middle garage 2.37m x 5.51m Right hand-side 2.38m x 5.54m Each garage has concrete floor. To the front of the garages is a tarmac area that provides parking space in front of each garage. To the rear is a further area of unused land which may provide additional storage space. The total plot measures 0.06 acres (0.02 hectares). The garages offer an ideal opportunity for storage or parking purposes in a wonderful strategic location.

A rare chance to purchase a former surgery in the heart of the popular village of Kedington, which has been closed since 2025. The detached building is of brick wall construction beneath a pitched tiled roof, with UPVC double glazed windows and doors. The building therefore offers a wonderful opportunity to owner occupiers and investor buyers alike. The internal accommodation can be summarised as follows: Entrance Hall with UPVC double glazed windows and doors; Kitchenette with MDF base and wall units and sink; Cloakroom with wc, wash hand basin; Treatment Room 1 with wash hand basin; Treatment Room 2 with wash hand basin; Reception Area with dual aspect double glazed windows and desk. The gross internal floor area is approx. 59m². EPC Rating: F Outside - the property occupies a prominent corner plot between White Horse Road and School Road, and benefits from parking to the front and left hand side of the building which provides off-street parking for multiple cars. Note should be made that the neighbour to the rear may be occupying a small area the ground to the rear of the building - see legal pack for details.

A wonderful opportunity to purchase a substantial pair of commercial properties in the heart of the town of Huntingdon. The two buildings are divided, but can also be interlinked, with one of the properties (No.28) fully let and therefore providing a wonderful investment income, while the other (No. 27) is vacant and offers the chance for a purchaser to occupy themselves or increase the rental income. 27 High Street, Huntingdon A Grade II listed vacant commercial property in a prime location on the Huntingdon High Street. The property is of timber frame construction beneath a tiled mansard roof with two flat topped dormers, with the internal accommodation is arranged over 3 floors. The ground floor was previously used for a Taxi company, with the remaining floors occupied as additional office space. The property comprises an approximate Net Internal Area as follows: Ground floor: 371.42 sq ft First Floor: 277.65 sq ft Second Floor: 277.11 sq ft Total: 926.18 sq ft EPC rating E 28 High Street, Huntingdon This Grade II listed property comprises a mid-terrace building constructed of red brick under a traditional tiled roof. The building retains a number of significant historic features, including a Doric-style entrance porch and feature stairwell. Additional 18th Century period characteristics are evidenced throughout, such as exposed structural beams and substantial fireplaces. The property is arranged over 3 floors. The property comprises an approximate Net Internal Area as follows: Ground floor: 1,150.65 sq ft First Floor: 1,251.98 sq ft Second Floor: 386.18 sq ft Total: 2,788.81 sq ft EPC rating E There is a substantial car park to the rear which provides parking for approximately 16 vehicles.

An opportunity to purchase a mid-terrace house on the edge of the popular Cambridgeshire village of Fulbourn. The property features a two-storey dwelling understood to date from the middle of the 20th century of non-standard construction, with a more modern brick facing construction to the rear. The house is in poor condition and therefore requires a full programme of refurbishment and upgrading, thereby offering a wonderful opportunity to owner-occupiers, investors and developers alike. The internal accommodation can be summarised as follows: Entrance porch; Living room with stairs to first floor; Lobby with a pair of large storage cupboards; Kitchen with a range of MDF base and wall units, stainless steel sink and drainer; Dining room with uPVC double glazed windows and doors to rear garden. First floor; A central landing gives access to Bedroom 1 with fitted wardrobes and double glazed window to front; Two further small single bedrooms with fitted cupboards; Internal Study/walk-through Bedroom; Shower room with white WC, wash hand basin, bidet and shower. The house is in need of full refurbishment and upgrade, but offers buyer a wonderful chance to add value. Outside; To the rear of the house is a small garden which is predominantly paved and features a small store/shed to the rear. The garden has separate pedestrian access from the rear walkway. Council Tax Band: A EPC Rating: D

A wonderful opportunity to purchase a dilapidated bungalow occupying a generous 0.45 acre plot in the popular village of Horseheath. The property features a detached bungalow of non-standard construction, which is in poor condition and requires full refurbishment and upgrading of the existing structure, or replacement (STP). Meadowcroft therefore offers a wonderful opportunity to owner occupiers and developer buyers alike. The internal accommodation of the existing bungalow comprises: Entrance Porch with UPVC double glazed windows and door; Sitting Room with dual aspect windows; Bedroom 1; Bedroom 2; Bedroom 3 / Box Room; Kitchen with arrange of old base units and door to side; Pantry; Bathroom with bath and wash hand basin and separate wc. The gross internal area is approximately 67m². Outside - the property benefits from a generous plot of 0.45 acres. To the rear of the bungalow is a range of outbuildings including: Workshop with mezzanine storage area; Single Garage with block walls and roller shutter door; Studio room and a further timber shed. The remainder of the garden is mainly laid to lawn and features a number of fruit trees all bordered by mature hedges, but is in need of general clearance. EPC Rating: F, Council Tax Band: E

A detached Grade II Listed thatched cottage of timber frame construction with later brick rear lean-to, occupying a substantial plot on the outskirts of the popular village of Castle Camps in Cambridgeshire. The property is in a poor state of repair, requiring full renovation and refurbishment but offering buyers the chance to create a wonderful family home. The internal accommodation of Old Thatch comprises: Ground floor; Sitting room with dual aspect windows, door to front and open fireplace; Dining room with large brick fireplace housing wood burning stove, dual aspect windows and door to front; Breakfast room with dual aspect windows, low ceiling height; Utility with MDF and pine base units, dual aspect windows; Kitchen with a range of MDF and pine base units and door to rear garden. First floor; Landing gives access to; Three bedrooms (two of which inter-connect); Dressing room/store; Bathroom with WC, wash hand basin and bath with part tiled walls. The gross internal floor area is approximately 146m sq. Outside; A driveway to the right of the house provides off-road parking for a number of vehicles but also leads round to the rear of the property and to a pre-fabricated Double Garage. Old Thatch enjoys a large plot totalling 0.97 acres, which includes an areas of garden, orchard and a pond. The grounds of the property are currently extremely overgrown and in need of significant clearance to re-establish the wonderful levels of space that exist at the property. Council Tax Band: E

A wonderful opportunity to purchase a Grade II Listed property in the heart of the popular Suffolk village of Barnham. Forge Cottage comprises a generous and well-proportioned detached building of predominantly timer frame construction, beneath a roof which is partly covered by thatch with clay pan tiles to the rear, with a good sized brick store attached. The house is in need of full refurbishment and upgrading and therefore offers a wonderful opportunity to owner-occupiers and developer buyers alike. The internal accommodation can be summarised as follows: Ground floor; Entrance Hall; Sitting room with dual aspect windows and open fire place; Dining room with dual aspect windows and doors to rear garden; Rear lobby with oil-fired boiler; Family bathroom with white WC, wash hand basin, bath with overhead electric shower; Kitchen with a range of MDF base and wall units; Old Forge/Wheelwright Workshop with former fireplace and door to garden. First floor; Three generous bedrooms with exposed timber beams throughout. Outside; To the rear of the house is a generous garden, predominantly laid to lawn. There is a shared driveway to the right hand side of the property which in turn leads to private driveway parking for multiple vehicles to the rear of Forge Cottage. The property, which still retains some incredible character features including a Victorian fireplace, offers a wonderful chance for buyers to create an attractive family home in the heart of a popular village. Council Tax Band: D, EPC: D

A unique opportunity to purchase a detached building which comprises a pair of thatched Grade II listed cottages. The properties are of timber frame, render and plaster construction, with areas of older lath and plaster. They occupy a generous plot in the heart of the popular village of Little Thurlow, within a Conservation Area, and present a fantastic refurbishment opportunity. The properties are in need of significant improvement and refurbishment but may also lend themselves to re-organisation of the current accommodation to either form 2 more equally-sized cottages, or to be converted in to a large single dwelling house. The property therefore offers a wonderful opportunity to owner occupiers and developer buyers alike. The current configuration features a pair of semi-detached houses known as 114A and 114B, with each of their accommodation summarised as follows: 114A The Street Ground Floor: Entrance Hall with door to front, stairs to first floor; Sitting Room with radiator, timber framed windows; Kitchen with a range of old base units, Lobby which leads to; Timber Rear Porch; Bathroom with radiator, old white wc, wash hand basin and bath. First Floor: Bedroom 1 with radiator, fitted cupboard, window to side; Bedroom 2 with radiator, window to front; Bedroom 3 with radiator, fitted wardrobe, dual aspect windows. Outside: 114A has a small timber shed/store to the rear of the accommodation which is weatherboarded under a pitched roof. There are lawned areas to the side and rear of the house. 114A is in a poor state of general repair and requires full refurbishment, including the renewal of the kitchen and bathroom fittings.

A charming detached single storey dwelling in the heart of the popular village of Little Thurlow, within the Conservation Area. The property is of traditional masonry construction beneath a pitched tiled roof, with additional rear lean-to extension under a slate covered roof. The property offers scope for updating and upgrading of the existing accommodation and therefore offers a wonderful opportunity for owner occupiers. The internal accommodation of the property can be summarised as: Kitchen with a range of modern fittings; Utility Room; Bathroom with wc, wash hand basin and bath with overhead shower; Living/Dining Room; Studio; Bedroom 1; Bedroom 2. Outside - there is driveway parking for multiple cars to the right-hand side of the accommodation, which also leads to a single detached garage of timber weatherboarded walls beneath a pitched corrugated sheet roof. The property's frontage features a number of seasonal bulbs, whilst to the rear is a enclosed garden which is mainly laid to lawn with a mixture of brick and timber boundary structures. EPC Rating: E Council Tax Band: C

New House comprises a chalet-style house of brick cavity and pitched roof construction, occupying a secluded plot, set back from The Street in the popular village of Thurlow. The property is in need of full refurbishment, offering a chance for buyers to add value. The house features the following accommodation: Ground floor; Entrance hall with stairs to the first floor; Sitting room with triple aspect windows and open fireplace; Dining room ; Kitchen with a range of pine base units and doors to rear garden; Utility room with boiler and door to side; Bedroom/Study; Shower room with white WC, wash hand basin and walk-in shower; Bedroom 2. First floor; Central landing; 2 Bedrooms and further En-suite bathroom with white WC, wash hand basins, bath and shower. Outside; The property is set back from The Street via a shared driveway which leads to a wooden gate beyond which New House benefits from a private driveway with parking for multiple vehicles, whilst also providing access to a detached Double Garage with up and over doors to front and pedestrian door to side. The gardens of the property are mainly to the rear and to the right hand side and offer good levels of space. The garden is extremely overgrown and requires full clearance. Council Tax Band: F. EPC Rating: D

A very rare opportunity to purchase a detached bungalow which is believed to date from the middle of the 20th century and sits within a total curtilage of 10.03 acres. The bungalow is of brick construction beneath a title roof, and is in need of significant improvement and renovation, but may lend itself to alteration and extension (STP). The bungalow provides the following accommodation - Kitchen; Living room; Conservatory/porch; Three bedrooms and Bathroom. The gross internal area of the bungalow accommodation is 86 sqm. Attached to the side of the bungalow is a substantial building that provides two garages and two storage barns offering a fantastic level of space for storage or workshops. The barns/garages total 118 sqm. The bungalow and barns are surrounded by a generous area of grass garden (approx. 1.11 acres). The gardens open on to a grassed field of 1.73 acres, which has a separate access from the Byway. Beyond this is an arable field measuring 7.19 acres which has been cropped in arable rotation. The generous curtilage of the total property is arranged in an 'L' shape and provides a substantial and flexible space for a variety of types of buyer. Hillcrest's elevated position affords far-reaching views and presents buyers with an ideal opportunity to tailor the property to their needs. Council Tax Band: D. EPC Rating: E

A chance to acquire a 3/4 bed end of terrace house located in a desirable residential street on the south side of Cambridge city centre. The house, which is believed to be of Victorian origin, is predominantly of solid brick walls beneath a pitched slate roof, with a substantial single storey rear extension of brick cavity construction beneath a flat felt covered roof. The house is in need of some updating/refurbishment, offering a wonderful opportunity for owner occupiers and investor buyers to add value. The internal accommodation comprises: Ground Floor: Entrance door leads directly in to open plan Sitting/Dining Room with timber framed single glazed windows to front and rear, and part panelling to dining area; Kitchen with a range of MDF base and wall units, stainless steel sink and drainer and single glazed window to side; Lobby with single glazed window and door to side; Bedroom / Study with radiator and single glazed window. First Floor: Central Landing gives access to; Front Bedroom with radiator, sash window to front and blocked fireplace; Rear Bedroom with radiator, single glazed casement window to rear; Cloakroom with wc, window to side; Family Bathroom with radiator, white wc and white wash hand basin and bath with overhead shower. Second Floor: Loft Room which is currently used as a Bedroom with sloping ceilings, Velux windows to rear, radiator. EPC Rating: E. Council Tax: D Outside: to the rear of the property is a long but narrow garden which is overgrown and in need of tidying. The garden offers a good amount of space and a has a dilapidated timber shed to the rear.

An attractive unlisted traditional flint cottage, found in the heart of the picturesque hamlet of Steventon End, Ashdon. The property is in need of refurbishment and repair but offers buyers a chance to create a wonderful family home. The accommodation can be summarised as follows: Ground Floor: Porch leading to; Hallway with exposed beams; Kitchen with a range of fitted units; Garden Room; Utility Room with door to garden; Lounge with dual aspect windows and wood burning stove; Sitting Room; Dining Room; Cloakroom with wc and wash hand basin. First Floor: Central landing gives access to; Bedroom 1 with built-in wardrobes; En-suite comprising of bath, wc, and wash hand basin; Bedroom 2 with built-in cupboards; Bedroom 3; Family Bathroom with bath, separate shower cubicle, wc, and wash hand basin. Outside: The property has a shallow frontage, but benefits from driveway access to the right hand side of the property which provides parking for 2/3 vehicles. The driveway leads to a detached outbuilding with a covered car port and enclosed store. To the rear is a generous garden that is in need of clearance. Council Tax Band: E, EPC Rating: E

An opportunity to acquire a house in need of improvement, situated on a generous plot and located in the village of Prickwillow. The internal accommodation comprises: Ground floor - Entrance Hall, generous Lounge / Diner, Kitchen, Cloakroom and Conservatory First floor - 3 Bedrooms and a Shower Room. Outside - The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature hedgerows and gated access to the front. There is a gravelled driveway from the front leading to rear, and providing off-road parking and access to a timber garage / workshop. The garage has power and light connected, with barn-style doors and pedestrian access to the side and car port. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature shrubs and plants. This property does require renovation. Council Tax Band: C EPC Rating: F

An excellent opportunity to acquire a smallholding comprising a detached house with generous gardens and 2 adjoining paddocks, extending in total to 1.776 acres (0.719 ha). The house is in need of refurbishment/modernisation. The internal accommodation can be summarised as follows: Entrance door leads into: Entrance Hallway; Utility with base units and stainless steel sink and drainer; WC with low-level WC and hand basin; Kitchen with a range of wall and base units, stainless steel sink and drainer, dual aspect windows; Dining Room with open fireplace and 2 pairs of double doors to Study (with open fireplace and door to Entrance Hallway) and Conservatory (with French doors to exterior); Living Room with open fireplace, dual aspect windows and stairs leading to; Main Bedroom with dual aspect windows and Ensuite; Bedroom 2 with built in wardrobes and Ensuite; Bedroom 3 with built in wardrobes and Ensuite. The exterior includes a private rear garden. There are 2 grass paddocks extending in total to 1.35 acres (0.55 ha) with separate vehicular access off Daw’s Drove. Adjoining the paddocks is a block-built outbuilding. Council Tax Band: A. EPC Rating: D