7-bedroom house · PE28 4DN
For saleListed 128 days
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Guide price £1,500,000 - £1,750,000 Be sure to watch the video to see everything this stunning home has to offer Why the Owners Love It Behind the gated, sweeping driveway, Regent House feels a world away from the pace of everyday life.
Originally a Game Keeper's cottage dating back to 1850, the house has evolved into a remarkable family home that balances character and contemporary living in equal measure, creating a setting where family life, entertaining and relaxation come naturally.
For the owners, it is the sense of arrival that never loses its appeal.
Approaching through the mature grounds, the house reveals itself gradually before opening into a striking double-height reception hall flooded with natural light.
The combination of the oak and glass staircase, feature fireplace and full-height glazing creates an immediate feeling of space, warmth and occasion.
Life here revolves around connection - both with family and with the gardens that surround the home.
The kitchen, orangery and adjoining living spaces have become the heart of the house, effortlessly bringing people together whether for busy weekday breakfasts, large family gatherings or summer evenings with the bi-fold doors folded back onto the terrace.
Natural light pours into every corner, while views of the gardens constantly remind you that nature is never far away. The owners particularly value the versatility of the living accommodation.
There is always a place to retreat, whether that's relaxing by the wood-burning stove in the sitting room, reading quietly in the library, enjoying the snug overlooking the terrace, or working productively from the generous study designed to comfortably accommodate two home workers.
Outside, the gardens provide a lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find.
Mature trees create exceptional privacy, while expansive lawns, entertaining terraces, decked seating areas and the large pond offer endless opportunities to host, celebrate or simply unwind.
It is a home where summer gatherings stretch long into the evening and weekends are spent outdoors with family and friends. One of the home's most valued features has been its flexibility.
The self-contained annexe has adapted effortlessly to changing family needs, providing independence for relatives, privacy for guests and space for older children while remaining connected to the main residence whenever desired.
Perhaps most importantly, Regent House delivers a rare balance.
It offers the peace, space and seclusion of country living, yet remains remarkably connected to Peterborough, Huntingdon, Cambridge and major transport links.
It is this combination of privacy and convenience that has made it such an exceptional place to call home.
Why We Would Buy It Regent House is a compelling proposition for buyers seeking a substantial family residence that prioritises lifestyle, privacy and flexibility without compromising connectivity.
The property occupies a privileged position within one of Cambridgeshire's increasingly sought-after village locations, offering the kind of gated approach, mature grounds and sense of seclusion more commonly associated with country houses at considerably higher price points.
The accommodation has been intelligently designed for modern family life.
The principal house provides a superb balance of formal and informal living spaces, centred around a spectacular kitchen and orangery that form the social heart of the home.
Multiple reception rooms, a dedicated library, snug and substantial home office ensure the house functions as well for day-to-day family living as it does for entertaining on a larger scale.
The bedroom accommodation is equally impressive.
The principal suite offers a dressing room, air conditioning and luxurious en-suite bathroom, while four further double bedrooms, multiple en-suites and a family bathroom provide excellent accommodation for growing families and visiting guests.
A significant differentiator is the annexe.
With its own entrance, kitchen, reception rooms and two-bedroom layout, it offers genuine multi-generational living potential, guest accommodation, space for an au pair, home business opportunities or future income generation.
Crucially, it can remain independent or be seamlessly integrated into the main residence. Externally, the lifestyle offering is exceptional.
Gated access, extensive parking, a detached double garage and a versatile first-floor gym, office or playroom provide practical benefits, while the mature gardens create a private environment ideally suited to entertaining, al fresco dining and family recreation.
From an investment perspective, the location is increasingly attractive.
Alconbury continues to benefit from significant infrastructure investment, growing employment opportunities and enhanced amenities, while retaining its established village character.
Buyers gain access to a thriving community, well-regarded schools, excellent road links via the A1 and A14, and fast rail services from Huntingdon to London.
Most importantly, Regent House competes on qualities that are becoming increasingly scarce: Privacy, space, flexibility and lifestyle all blended with modern requirements including a B rated EPC.
It delivers the experience of a private country residence with the convenience demanded by modern family life, a combination that continues to attract discerning buyers looking for long-term value and exceptional everyday living
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