June 2026

An excellent opportunity to acquire approximately 1.47 acres (0.59 hectares) of garden land located to the east of Cottenham, Cambridgeshire. The property comprises a ring-fenced parcel of garden land, with boundaries formed by a mixture of fencing, mature trees, and established hedgerow. The land is flat in nature and relatively regular in shape. The land features a variety of trees and includes a timber-framed store. It is situated directly to the rear of the residential properties known as 1–18 Twentypence Road. According to Natural England’s Land Classification Maps, the land is predominantly classified as Grade 3 agricultural land and lies within Flood Zone 1.

An increasingly rare opportunity to purchase 3.91 acres of land off Histon Road, just to the south of the popular Cambridgeshire village of Cottenham. The land is comprised of a flat regular shaped area of permanent pasture within in which is a central Spinney of trees with former man made pond. Along the southern boundary is a dense area of unmanaged woodland featuring a number of self set trees. The land is surrounded on 3 sides by open farmland, with the boundaries marked by some post and barbed wire stock fencing, which is in need of some repair/replacement.

An excellent opportunity to acquire 1.18 acres (0.48 ha) of amenity land which offers potential for a variety of uses subject to necessary consents. The land has a gated vehicular access off Bradley Road and stone surfaced parking area. Mains water and electricity supplies are available to the site and in addition there is a borehole water supply on site which is has not been tested. The land is classified as Grade 2 on the Agricultural Land Classification Map and contains a variety of bushes and trees and accommodates a dilapidated static caravan.

An excellent opportunity to acquire approximately 4.42 acres (1.79 hectares) of grassland, within the hamlet of Cardinals Green. The land is gently undulating and according to Natural England’s Agricultural land classification maps, the land is identified as being Grade 2. The land benefits from a timber pole barn with metal sheet cladding with an earth floor, which is situated on the northern boundary. The boundaries are defined by a combination of fencing, mature hedgerows and trees, with a ditch running along the northern and eastern boundaries. There is a Right of Access for all purposes at all times along the adjoining track. There are no services connected to the land.

The land is situated to the south of the village of Barley, Hertfordshire. The land comprises of approximately 6.72 acres of paddock land, which is secured with post and stock fencing. The land is regular in shape and gently undulating, rising to the northern boundary, with excellent views across the surrounding countryside. There are public footpaths along the northern and eastern boundary however, they are fenced off from the field, providing security. The land has the benefit of a right of way over the track from Bogmoor Road, to the land. There is an 11kV overhead power line running along the eastern boundary. Natural England’s Agricultural Land Classification identifies the land as Grade 3 and it is understood the land is free draining. The Environment Agency’s Flood Map indicates that it lies within Flood Zone 1, deemed as an area of low flood risk.

A fantastic opportunity to acquire approximately 5.98 acres (2.42 hectares) of grassland, on the edge of Great Chesterford, Essex. The land benefits from direct vehicular access off Ickleton Road, via a secure metal gate. The land comprises of a ring fenced paddock and the boundaries consist of a combination of post and wire fencing, established trees and hedgerows and the River Cam. From the northern boundary the River Cam feeds a watercourse which dissects the land, providing an attractive natural physical feature. According to Natural England’s Land Classification Maps, the land is designated as a combination of Grade 2/3 agricultural land and is situated within Flood Zone 3. The land has been grazed by sheep in recent years.

A wonderful opportunity to acquire a terraced single garage, occupying a good position in the centre of Cambridge city. The garage has concrete panel walls under a flat roof. There is a white UPVC gutter to the front of the garage, whilst it benefits from a white metal up-and-over door to the front with 2 ground securing dead bolts. Inside, there is a concrete floor and the internal dimensions measure 4.8m x 2.44m, with a height of 2.1m to the underside of the roof supports. The door has an opening width of 2.2m. The garage forms part of a purpose-built collection of garages, found at the northern end of Acrefield Drive. The garage is situated within the southern block of garages (the block closest to the Acrefield Drive houses) and is the second garage in from the western end. The garage is held on a freehold basis and offers an ideal opportunity to acquire desirable garage or storage space in this central city location. Acrefield Drive is just a short walk from a number of desirable residential streets.

A rare opportunity to purchase a former Methodist Church dating from the mid 1800’s situated on a plot extending to approximately 0.21 acres. The Church is located within the popular village of Toft, Cambridgeshire and offers potential for alternative uses STP. The Church is of brick construction beneath a predominantly pitched slate roof with extensions of brick construction under a flat felt roof, built onto the property in circa 1940 and 1980. The accommodation briefly comprises the following: Entrance Hall (3.96m x 2.16m); Chapel (12.34m x 6.56m); The new room (4.82m x 3.95m); Kitchen (4.66m x 3.14m) with two sink and drainers, free standing oven and hob and wall and base units; Storeroom (1.92m x 1.54m); WC (2.39m x 1.93m) with sink and low-level WC; Disabled WC (2.52m x 1.50m) with sink and low-level WC and Hallway (7.57m x 1.03m + 1.97m x 1.10m) with access to rear garden. The gross internal floor are of the property is approximately 144m2 (1,555 ft2). To the side of the property is a large, gravelled car parking area and to the rear of the property is a garden mainly laid to grass. The Church is sure to appeal to a range of different purchasers due its good location and flexible accommodation.

A wonderful opportunity to purchase an attractive semi-detached cottage occupying a generous plot on the edge of the popular village of Six Mile Bottom. The semi-detached cottage is believed to date from the late 19th century, of solid brick wall construction beneath a pitched tiled roof, with a more modern 2 storey cavity brick extension to the side. The accommodation would benefit from a schedule of refurbishment and upgrading but offers owner occupiers and investors a fantastic opportunity to add value. The internal accommodation comprises: Ground Floor: Entrance Lobby; Cloakroom with white wc and wash hand basin; Dining Room with doors to front garden and single glazed window to rear; Sitting Room with blocked fireplace, windows to front overlooking recreational ground; Kitchen with old MDF base and wall units, stainless steal sink and single glazed window to rear. First Floor: Central landing gives access to; 3 bedrooms; Family Bathroom with old white wc, wash hand basin, bath with overhead shower. Outside: The house is access via a shared driveway from Station Road, and set back from the road behind the initial building line. The access leads to a detached single garage of block construction beneath a pitched tiled roof. Elsewhere there are 2 small former coal stores to the rear of the accommodation, whilst the remainder of the plot features generous lawn gardens with perimeter beds, and with views over the recreation ground to the front. The property is in need of updating and upgrading, but may lend itself to further extension STP, to create a substantial family home in this popular location close to Cambridge. EPC Rating: E, Council Tax Band C

An opportunity to purchase a Grade II Listed cottage of timber frame construction beneath a thatched roof. The property is in very dilapidated condition and is therefore in need of full repair and renovation. The property is believed to date from the 1700's and was originally constructed as 2 cottages which have since been merged in to one larger dwelling. Due to the dilapidated state of the property internal inspections are not permitted and the auctioneers have been unable to inspect most of the accommodation. It is understood that the accommodation of the property broadly comprises: Ground Floor: Sitting Room; Dining Room; Kitchen; Study; Cloakroom First Floor: Understood to be 3 Bedrooms and 2 Bathrooms. To the left hand side of the cottage is a garage of brick and block construction beneath a pitched pantile roof. Outside: The frontage is mainly laid to grass, but interspersed with a number of mature trees and shrubs. A driveway gives access to the garage and provides parking for a number of cars. The garden to the rear of the cottage has areas of grass and interspersed with trees and shrubs. All grounds are in need of full clearance. The property is in need of full and extensive repair, renovation and clearance. Buyers should note that the property is "sold as seen"; any contents in the property and grounds that remain in place on the day of completion will need to be cleared by the purchaser. Council Tax Band E

An excellent chance to acquire a 3 bed end of terraced house located in the heart of the desirable village of Newton, Cambridgeshire. The house is in need of updating/refurbishment and therefore offers a wonderful opportunity for owner occupiers and investor buyers to add value. The property has a pitched roof with concrete interlocking tiles over brick rendered elevations and retains some of its original features. The internal accommodation comprises: Ground Floor: Timber entrance door to the side of the property leads into; Lobby with tiled floor and stairs to first floor; Cloakroom with white wc, tiled floor; Sitting Room with fitted carpet, radiator, a pair of windows and a decorative fireplace; Kitchen with tiled floor, a range of grey MDF base and wall units with black worktops and a pair of windows to rear; Bathroom with tiled floor, white wash hand basin and bath with overhead shower attachment; Understairs Storage Cupboard with window to side. First Floor: Central Landing with window, radiator and storage cupboard; Bedroom 1 with fitted carpet, decorative cast iron fireplace, window to front and storage cupboard; Bedroom 2 with fitted carpet, window and decorative cast iron fireplace, radiator; Bedroom 3 with fitted carpet, radiator, window. EPC rating E, Council Tax Band C Access to the property from the highway is taken over the neighbouring land being the Village Green and land in front of 16 & 14 Cambridge Road. A right for access will be reserved over the land in front of numbers 16 & 14 Cambridge Road. To the rear is a good sized garden which is mainly laid to grass with timber fence boundaries and oil tank.

A 1 bed mid-terraced house located in the centre of the desirable village of Newton, approximately 7 miles south west of Cambridge. The house is in need of updating/refurbishment and therefore offers a wonderful opportunity for owner occupiers and investor buyers. The mid-terraced property has a pitched roof covered with concrete interlocking tiles and an area of flat roof to the rear, over brick rendered elevations. The internal accommodation comprises: Ground Floor: Entrance Lobby with timber entrance door, radiator and stairs to first floor; Sitting Room with fitted carpet, UPVC double glazed window to front, decorative fireplace, storage cupboards and understairs storage cupboard; Central lobby providing further storage and understairs storage areas; Bathroom with white wc, wash hand basin and bath with overhead electric shower, along with a pair of single glazed Crittal windows to side; Kitchen with a range of MDF base units, lino flooring, dual aspect windows and door to rear garden. First Floor: Landing with fitted carpet and timber framed single glazed window to rear; Bedroom with cast iron fireplace, dual aspect windows and built-in cupboards. EPC rating E, Council Tax Band B Access to the property from the highway is taken over the neighbouring land being the Village Green and land in front of 16 Cambridge Road . A right for access will be reserved over the land in front of 16 Cambridge Road. Access to the oil tank in the garden will be reserved over the garden of number 16. To the rear is an enclosed rear garden which is laid entirely to grass and surrounded by a timber panel fence.

A wonderful opportunity to purchase a detached bungalow in need of refurbishment in the heart of the desirable Cambridgeshire village of Burwell. The detached bungalow has a pitched tiled roof with brick elevations and may also lend itself to extension STP, thereby offering buyers a chance to create a wonderful home. The internal accommodation can be summarised as follows: Entrance door leads into; Entrance Hall; Bedroom 1 with fitted carpet, window to front and blocked fireplace; Bedroom 2 with radiator, window to side; Bedroom 3/Dining Room with blocked fireplace and dual aspect windows; Sitting Room with fitted carpet, pair of windows to rear and wood burner; Shower Room with white wash hand basin and walk-in shower; Separate Cloakroom with wc; Kitchen with a range of old base and wall units, stainless steel sink and drainer, dual aspect windows; Rear Lean-to/Lobby with UPVC double glazed door and a range of timber framed single glazed windows under a corrugated sheet roof. A driveway directly off Swaffham Road provides parking for a number of vehicles, and there is a small garden frontage mainly laid to lawn with the boundaries marked by mature trees. To the rear of the bungalow is a good sized garden which is overgrown and in need of clearance, along with the dilapidated timber sheds, but could provide a wonderful garden space. The entirety of the property is in need of renovation, refurbishment and clearance. Buyers should note that the property is "sold as seen"; any contents of the property and sheds remaining on the day of completion will need to be cleared by the purchaser. EPC Rating D / Council Tax Band: D

An attractive bay-fronted Victorian property providing an excellent renovation opportunity in a highly desirable location, with scope for extension (STP). The property requires full refurbishment but retains a number of original features and provides the following accommodation: Ground Floor: Entrance Hall with timber panelled front door and staircase to the first floor; Dining Room with single glazed sash bay window, open fireplace with space for wood burner and two alcove cupboards; Sitting Room with single sash bay window and fireplace with wood burner; Kitchen with gas-fired 2 door Aga, a range of basic wooden cupboards and Butler sink, Pantry with wall mounted shelves and flagstone floor and built-cupboard; Study with double alcove cupboards and single sash window to rear; Ground floor Bathroom with bath, sink, cupboard housing water storage tank and a separate toilet with linoleum floor. First Floor: Central galleried landing leads to Master Bedroom (double) with side facing sash window; Bedroom 2 (double) with front facing sash window; Bedroom 3 (double) with alcove cupboards and front facing sash window; Bedroom 4 (double); Bedroom 5 (single/box room) with loft hatch access. Outside: A right of way will be granted from Malton Lane across the concrete and tarmac driveway. The gardens surround the property and include a number of mature trees together with a timber garden shed and brick outhouse. The grounds extend in total to 0.25 acres. The property has mains water and electricity, mains gas and mains drainage.

A secure concrete yard with a range of storage and workshop buildings which are part let and part vacant. The property also includes an area of mature orchard with a separate building off-lying from the main yard. The property extends in total to 1.79 acres with two separate access points, one from Malton Lane and one from North End. The site provides scope for use as a commercial premises, either as an owner occupier or for investment, as well as potential for residential development with the eastern end of the site being situated within Meldreth village development framework. Workshop (15.96m x 4.30m) of timber frame with asbestos roof, asbestos panel cladding with window openings with sliding door, on concrete floor. Woodwork Workshop (18.32m x 8.97m) of steel frame and timber trusses under steel profile clad roof and side cladding with window openings and sliding door, on concrete floor. Black Barn (6m x 18.32m) of timber frame construction with box profile roof and side cladding, timber board internal divisions creating 5 lock-up garages, each with electric roller shutter doors and concrete floor. Storage Units (26m x 8.2m) of steel portal frame construction under a fibre-cement roof with steel profile side cladding, timber and steel internal divisions creating 5 self-contained units each with electric roller shutter doors, pedestrian access doors and concrete floor. Metalwork Workshop (5m x 7.1m) - a concrete block workshop building with double timber sliding doors. Storage Containers – 10 x 20 foot lock up storage containers.

A single parcel of level arable land immediately adjacent to the main yard and buildings at Northfield House. A right of way will be granted from North End and across Lot 15 to access the land, see legal pack for details.

A single parcel of level arable land immediately adjacent to the main yard and buildings. A right of way will be granted from North End and across Lot 15 to access the land, see legal pack for more information. A public footpath crosses the eastern end of the land.

An exceptional opportunity to purchase a 2-bedroom mid terrace Victorian property, poised for sympathetic improvement and comprehensive modernisation throughout including new heating system. The house occupies a mature plot and boasts a charming frontage, in a highly desirable village location. The property boasts new dedicated access to the rear and benefits from outbuildings that may present rebuilding opportunities. The property presents a wonderful refurbishment opportunity to owner occupiers and investor buyers alike. The property comprises: Ground Floor: Entrance door leading directly into; Living Room with open fireplace, fitted cabinets and sliding sash windows; Kitchen with a range of base and wall units, understairs cupboard, door to garden and stairs to first floor. First Floor: Land gives access to; Bedroom 1 with sliding sash window and cast iron fireplace; Bedroom 2 with sliding sash window; Bathroom with white 3 piece suite comprising of low level wc, wash hand basin and bath with electric shower over. Outside: The property is approached off the High Street in Little Wilbraham via a grass verge leading to an enclosed front lawn via a low level timber gate and fence, concrete pathway surrounded by lawn leading to the front entrance door. To the rear of the property is a large garden principally laid to lawn with a small paved area outside the back door and access to store room. A brick-built store in poor condition occupies the width of the rear garden.

A two-bedroom Victorian end-of-terrace home in a desirable village location. The house is set on a generous corner plot with large gardens and has an attractive frontage. The property gives buyers the chance to restore and enhance a characterful period home, offering an excellent opportunity for owner occupiers and investors alike for thoughtful renovation and modernisation with extension potential. The accommodation comprises: Ground Floor: Panelled glazed entrance door leads to; Living /Dining Room with fireplace with tile surround, tiled hearth and mantel, fitted shelves and electric storage heater; Kitchen with base mounted storage cupboards, tiled flooring, electric radiator, understairs cupboard, floor leading to garden, sliding sash window and stairs to first floor. First Floor: Landing gives access to; Bedroom 1 with exposed timber flooring, boarded up fireplace, electric radiator and sliding sash window; Bedroom 2 with exposed timber floor boards, electric storage heater and sliding sash window; Bathroom with 3 piece suite, combined shower and bath, tile effect flooring, electric storage heater and cupboard housing hot water cylinder. Council Tax Band: D. EPC Rating: E Outside: The property is approached over a grass verge leading to an enclosed front lawn via a low level timber gate and fence. To the rear is a garden principally laid to lawn. There is a brick-built store adjoining the rear of the property which provides useful storage space.

A detached Edwardian house which is in need of complete renovation, offering the potential for buyers to create a stunning home in an elevated position overlooking the church. The property has been completely stripped out and is therefore not habitable in its current condition. The original building features brick elevations beneath a pitched slate covered roof, with the previous layout featuring the following accommodation; Ground floor - Living Room, Kitchen, Cloakroom, Hall First floor - 3 Bedrooms and a Shower Room. The total internal area is approximately 1000ft² / 94m². It is understood that the property is not listed, but it does lie within the Caldecote Conservation Area. To the rear of the house are a collection of outbuildings including timber storage sheds, and 4 bay pole barn. To the north west corner of the L-shaped site is understood to be the remnants of a second property, known as 'Bieldy Bungalow', for which only part of the chimney breast remains on site. The generous plot features large areas of garden, mainly laid to grass but also featuring a number of trees, shrubs and plants, and is a true feature of the property. The current owner commenced renovation works, including stripping out the property and installing Helical-style supports to internal and external walls within the property. However a lack of time means that the opportunity now exists for a new buyer to undertake the works and complete the exciting project.