This renovated Victorian house, known as The Old Rectory, is a substantial property built in 1865 and features a mix of period details and modern improvements. The house has well-proportioned rooms with high ceilings and flows well, with a particular emphasis on natural light. The principal reception room has been opened up to create a spacious and light-filled area, while the kitchen features a farmhouse-style design with a four-oven Aga cooker and high-quality appliances. The property also includes an annexe and converted coach house, which has been used as a home cinema and gym. The 2.37-acre plot includes a part-walled garden, courtyard, and cart lodge, with a five-bar gate leading to the converted coach house. The property is located in open countryside on the edge of the small settlement of Little Barford, with easy access to nearby towns and cities, including St Neots, Cambridge, and Bedford.