Rectory Farm

A unique development of 7 barn conversions and new build properties in an outstanding location.

Situated just off Middle Street not far from the village centre, the development has been designed to blend in with the surroundings, in particular the Grade II listed Tithe Barn which will form 2 of the homes on the site.

The first plot will be launching September 2025 and with 3 plots sold already it only leaves 4 outstanding homes in arguably the most picturesque of all Cambridgeshire villages.

The barn is believed to date from the early 14th Century and to have been built as a tithe barn for the Bishops of Ely’s landholding in Thriplow, subsequently passing into the ownership of Peterhouse College and in 1780 was recorded as forming what is today the Rectory Farm Barns.

To the rear of the development is a paddock that resembles parkland with mature trees and undulating grassed areas.

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David Bentley

Head of Residential

Results-driven, David has sold 70% of Cambridge’s prime city developments and his team are working right across the Oxford to Cambridge Arc.

Rebecca Wilson

Partner, Head of Residential New Homes, Cambridge

Having begun her Bidwells journey in planning and residential development, Rebecca has a rich foundation for transforming development visions into reality.

Frances McDermott

Partner, New Homes

With exceptional Cambridgeshire market knowledge, Frances is a trusted advisor to housebuilders on the full spectrum of the development to sales process.

Luke Pearce

Senior New Homes Sales Executive

Rectory Farm

Situated just off Middle Street not far from the village centre, the development has been designed to blend in with the surroundings, in particular the Grade II listed Tithe Barn which will form 2 of the homes on the site.

The first plot will be launching September 2025 and with 3 plots sold already it only leaves 4 outstanding homes in arguably the most picturesque of all Cambridgeshire villages.

The barn is believed to date from the early 14th Century and to have been built as a tithe barn for the Bishops of Ely’s landholding in Thriplow, subsequently passing into the ownership of Peterhouse College and in 1780 was recorded as forming what is today the Rectory Farm Barns.

To the rear of the development is a paddock that resembles parkland with mature trees and undulating grassed areas.

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Rectory Farm

Situated just off Middle Street not far from the village centre, the development has been designed to blend in with the surroundings, in particular the Grade II listed Tithe Barn which will form 2 of the homes on the site.

The first plot will be launching September 2025 and with 3 plots sold already it only leaves 4 outstanding homes in arguably the most picturesque of all Cambridgeshire villages.

The barn is believed to date from the early 14th Century and to have been built as a tithe barn for the Bishops of Ely’s landholding in Thriplow, subsequently passing into the ownership of Peterhouse College and in 1780 was recorded as forming what is today the Rectory Farm Barns.

To the rear of the development is a paddock that resembles parkland with mature trees and undulating grassed areas.

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Download the brochure

Contact our team for more information

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