This charming detached three-bedroom period-style cottage, built in 1969, is nestled in mature gardens and grounds of 0.66 acres in the heart of Thriplow village conservation area. The property boasts rendered elevations on a brick plinth, a peg tile roof, and a substantial chimney stack, with a timber frame saved from a demolished cottage in Middle Street believed to date from the 17th century. The interior features exposed timber frame and brickwork, with a sitting room boasting an inglenook-style open fireplace. The property requires refurbishment and updating throughout, but offers a unique charm and character. The gardens are extensive, with a wide frontage to School Lane, a gravel driveway, and a small wooded area overlooking mature meadows. The village offers a range of local amenities, including a church, school, shop, and pub, and is conveniently located for access to Cambridge and its mainline railway stations.