Millers Rest is situated in a unique location overlooking Cattell’s Mill, a windmill built in 1828 and adjacent to the owners’ home. Located in the village of Willingham, Cambridgeshire, this comfortable one bedroom cottage is in an ideal location for couples wanting to explore the local area. The historic university city of Cambridge is only 9 miles away where you can enjoy a punt along the River Cam, take in the magnificent architecture of the university buildings, visit museums or spend the day shopping in the many department stores, high street shops and individual boutiques. The city of Ely is 15 miles away, famous for its stunning cathedral and the location where Oliver Cromwell resided for 10 years. The Imperial War Museum at Duxford is well worth a day out with its historical accounts of the 1st and 2nd World Wars. Make the most of the beautiful countryside by walking and cycling through it or visit Fen Drayton Lakes which is a haven for birdlife around the lakes and traditional riverside meadows, next to the River Great Ouse. Approximately 1 mile to the Cambridge Guided Busway and cycleway. Shop ½ mile, pub and restaurant 400 yards.

You will be surprised at the size of this holiday home, adjacent to the discreet owners house. It is ideal for a family or couples looking for a peaceful break, with the additional benefit of using the owners hot tub by arrangement if desired. Nearby shops and pubs provide food and refreshment with two local pubs to choose from.
The North Norfolk coastline and the traditional Victorian seaside resort of Hunstanton are an hours drive, and Cambridge only 40 minutes drive. Travel slightly further to enjoy the delights of the Norfolk Broads for a great days out, or pop into the local town of Ely nearby.
There is plenty of opportunity for great walks and visiting nature reserves within the area as well as a big children’s play park in the village to enjoy. During the hot summer the house is beautifully shaded by a large weeping beech, lovely to sit under in the summer sunshine. Shop, pub and restaurant 530 yards.

Hill Farm Cottage is a charming detached property and is an excellent touring base for those wishing to explore The Fens. A spacious, light living room leads through to the kitchen/dining room, and a good sized family bathroom is located on the ground floor. Upstairs there is a generous master bedroom and a twin bedroom, both with sloping ceilings. A landing area leads to a lovely balcony with beautiful views over the garden and lake.
Located in the rural countryside with the owners living on-site, this lovely cottage is perfect for those wanting some peace and quiet. You can also visit the nearby historic town of Ely, steeped in history. However you wish to spend your time, Hill Farm Cottage will be a haven for couples and families who can relax in front of the wood burner after an active day spent in the Cambridgeshire countryside. Shop 3 miles, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

Named after the previous owner, this much loved semi-detached family home, next door to the local primary school, provides spacious yet cosy accommodation in the heart of the pretty Cambridgeshire village of Offord D’Arcy. Close by lies Godmanchester, a historic and scenic town situated on the River Great Ouse, in the Ouse Valley. There has been a settlement here since Viking times and the town retains much of its Roman history where history buffs can visit Porch Museum, as it is home to many local artefacts and is a treasure trove of information about the history of the town. Also a ‘must visit’ is the university city of Cambridge with its guided walks, numerous museums, including the famous Fitzwilliam, punting on the River Cam, open top bus tours and great shops and restaurants. In fact, to fit it all in, you will need to make several visits, and Cambridge’s network of park and ride systems make this very easy to do. Alternatively you can pop in to Huntingdon and take the train, which also runs to Ely with its magnificent cathedral, or even be in the heart of London in around an hour. Even closer lies Grafham Water, which offers water sports and is a great place for a leisurely stroll, picnic or family day out. Whatever you decide to do, you’ll undoubtedly be pleased to return to Pam’s Plaice and enjoy dinner in the light and airy conservatory, which just seems to bring the outside in, or in the pretty rear garden, while you plan adventures yet to be had. Shop 400 yards. Restaurant 200 yards.

Escape to the idyllic countryside of Cambridgeshire and discover the perfect getaway at this enchanting three-bedroom cottage in Sawston. Nestled amidst picturesque landscapes and within easy reach of Cambridge’s cultural delights, this property promises a memorable and relaxing escape for families and friends.
The cottage is tucked away in the peaceful village of Sawston. Enjoy the serenity of the countryside while being just a short drive from the vibrant city of Cambridge. With three cosy bedrooms, this cottage comfortably sleeps up to six guests. Each bedroom is tastefully decorated, ensuring a restful night’s sleep.
Step inside to discover a warm and inviting interior. The well-appointed kitchen is a chef’s delight, complete with modern appliances, ample counter space, and all the utensils you need to whip up delicious meals. Share family dinners in the charming dining room. Unwind in the cosy living room, where you can curl up with a good book or watch your favourite shows in front of a roaring wood burner on the cooler days. Alternatively, head to the garden and soak up the sun while listening to birdsong. The cottage boasts two private gardens where you can enjoy alfresco dining or simply bask in the beauty of the surrounding greenery.
Sawston village offers convenient access to local shops, pubs, and restaurants, ensuring you have everything you need for a comfortable stay. Explore the historic city of Cambridge, known for its world-renowned university, stunning architecture, and cultural richness. Visit the Fitzwilliam Museum, punt along the river Cam, or stroll through the stunning Botanic Gardens. Nature enthusiasts will delight in the numerous walking and cycling trails in the area.
The cottage is well-connected by road and public transport, making it easy to explore the surrounding areas, including nearby historic towns and the beautiful Cambridgeshire countryside. For plane enthusiasts, a visit to Duxford is a must and no need to book a ticket for the Duxford show as the planes fly overhead. For a day at the coast, there are many fine beaches within an hour’s drive.

If you are looking for an unusual place to stay, this unique and quirky barn conversion could be for you. This former granary has been converted into a beautiful, stylish cottage with many original features.
The spacious beamed living room has windows on three sides, allowing the light to flood in. With its vaulted beamed ceiling, oak floor, and log-burning stove in a large stone fireplace, it is a warm and welcoming room. Equipped with a large, comfortable sofa and chairs, it’s a delightful place for friends and family to relax at the end of the day. There is a separate toilet that is accessed from the living room. The fully fitted kitchen has oak worktops, a Belfast sink and a plate rack. The twin bedroom is in the attic and has exposed brickwork and sloping ceilings. The quirky layout of the barn means you access the double bedroom and en-suite shower room via an external entrance, enhancing the charm of this unique cottage. The delightful, tranquil bedroom also has a vaulted ceiling and oak floor, along with a New England colonial bed and Japanese hot tub. The room also has French doors overlooking a small patio garden equipped with a rattan table and chairs.
The village of Wicken is a charming base for your holiday with a village pond and green just opposite the barn conversion, as well as the local pub and Wicken Fen Nature Reserve. Cycle hire is also available at Wicken Fen, so you can tour the scenic routes of Sustrans Route 11 all the way through to King’s Lynn. The village is honeycombed with ancient waterways and the River Cam runs through the area.
Visit Ely Cathedral a little further afield; the city is also home to The Stained-Glass Museum, Oliver Cromwell’s House and a Saturday market. Newmarket is also nearby, a quaint market town hosting the National Horse Racing Museum. Or why not explore the picture-perfect streets of Cambridge? Where you’ll find plenty of museums, independent cafés and Cambridge University Botanic Garden.

Tucked away in the heart of the traditional historic town of Kimbolton, this Grade II, 13th-century stylish cottage combines contemporary living with a vintage eclectic feel.
You would not think you were in the heart of the town when you go through the large gates into a secret paradise. As soon as you step through the door you feel at home with comfortable furnishings and all you need for a relaxing retreat. Curl up with your favourite tipple and book in front of the roaring log fire on a cold winter’s evening. The cottage-style kitchen offers a range-style cooker, ideal for cooking up a feast. Upstairs, the three bedrooms are equally as stylish, and the single room has a bespoke single bed which will be a favourite with your children. The outside seating area is perfect to sit with your morning coffee or an evening gin and tonic, there is also a lawned garden area.
Kimbolton offers a variety of independent shops, restaurants, café, and pubs right on your doorstep. A visit to Kimbolton Castle will tell the story of Catherine of Aragon, who was a semi-prisoner there for four years before her death. Being only 40 minutes from Cambridge, it is well worth taking a day out to see the sights, do a bit of retail shopping, or take a ride on a punt whilst learning about all the historic buildings.
The medieval market town of St Ives is just 30 minutes away. St Ives Bridge is a picturesque crossing over the River Great Ouse, and one of just four bridges in England to have an in-built chapel which can be accessed by foot. Take a riverboat cruise to see the delights of the river. Catch a glimpse of mammals such as voles, shrews, deer, badgers, bats, and foxes at the Holt Island Nature Reserve. A leisurely day can be spent either playing golf or having a relaxing treatment at the Wyboston Lakes Resort. The children will love a day at Rumble Live, and Southlake Aqua Park offers fun on the water for all ages. If a day at the beach is what you are looking for then Hunstanton and glorious beaches are worth a visit.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 10 guests.

Set in a quiet residential area of the sought after suburb of Cherry Hinton yet close to the centre of Cambridge, Cavendish is a semi-detached house and is the perfect choice for those wishing to explore this great university city. With a peaceful, enclosed garden to the rear, it really is possible to enjoy a city break and still unwind. Those wishing to avoid driving and parking in Cambridge can leave the car behind and use the regular buses, which run to the centre. There is also a cycle or walking route that takes you to the heart of the city. Cambridge has a wealth of things to do and see. Punting on the River Cam is a must as is one of the many walking tours that operate across this historical city. Enjoy an open top bus tour, sit back and relax and enjoy the sights of this great city. The famous Fitzwilliam Museum is also well worth a visit and there are, of course, numerous places to shop, eat and drink. Close by lies the Cambridgeshire Fens with Welney Wetlands, a must for wildlife lovers, and the small city of Ely, where its magnificent cathedral has been dubbed ’the ship of the fens’ because of the way it rises up on the horizon as you approach. The Imperial War Museum Duxford is also close by and makes for a great day out. In fact, when it comes to things to do, you really will be spoilt for choice and you will most certainly be tempted to book a return to Cavendish just to fit it all in. Shops ¾ mile, pubs and restaurants 1 mile.

A fantastic three-bedroom Potton house resting in Elsworth, Cambridge. Pet-friendly. Woodburning stove. Family-friendly. Enclosed garden. Fen Drayton 5.2 miles; Little Paxton 11 miles; Cambridge 13 miles.