Located in the desirable village of Haslingfield, just outside Cambridge, Haslingfield Manor is a rare Grade II* country house set within over three acres of private grounds. Defined by historic pedigree, architectural presence and quietly luxurious design, it offers an exceptional lifestyle within easy reach of the city.
Cambridge 6 miles, Royston 9.5 miles, Royston Railway Station (King's Cross line) 9.5 miles, Cambridge Railway Station (King's Cross, Liverpool Street & St. Pancreas routes) 6 miles, M11 (Junction 11) 5 miles, Stansted and Luton Airports 30 miles (distances are approximate).
Haslingfield Manor is an exceptional and rare country house, quietly positioned within just over three acres of beautifully curated grounds, moments from Cambridge. Dating back to the mid16th century and originally built for Thomas Wendy, physician to Henry VIII, the manor is rich in historic significance, having notably hosted Queen Elizabeth I during her 1564 progress to Cambridge. Carefully shaped by later periods, including considered late 17th century additions, the house today presents a compelling blend of architectural heritage and contemporary craftsmanship. Approached via a historic bridge over the original moat, it offers a sense of calm, privacy and understated grandeur, enhanced by award-winning interiors and landscape design by an internationally acclaimed designer, a home that feels both deeply grounded in its past and confidently suited to modern life.
- Elegant reception rooms, with the principal drawing room opening directly onto the gardens
- Studio Ilse interiors blending historic character with calm, tactile finishes and natural materials
- Kitchen and breakfast room as the sociable heart of the house, with original wine cellar
- Flexible accommodation including formal rooms, library, study and informal family spaces
- Impressive principal bedroom suite with dressing rooms, large ensuite and private snug/yoga room
- Excellent additional bedrooms, including ensuite suites and further guest accommodation
- Over three acres of gardens and grounds around the original moated island, landscaped by Dan Pearson with tennis court, kitchen garden and greenhouse
