Westfield, Cambridgeshire
Westfield is a handsome Victorian home and represents a rare opportunity to purchase one of the finest small estates in South Cambridgeshire.


Westfield, Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire
Guide price: £2.25million
Estate agents: Bidwells (01223 559 304)
An outstanding opportunity to purchase one of the finest houses to come to the marketplace in the Cambridge area has arisen.
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Best described as a ?mini country estate?, Westfield stands on around 18 acres of land, including paddocks, a field, stables, domestic offices and a separate guest suite.
The property is situated on the outskirts of the South Cambridgeshire village of Little Shelford, just 2 miles from Whittlesford railway station, which serves King?s Cross and Liverpool Street Stations, and 3 miles from the M11 motorway.
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Originally the dower house to Little Shelford Manor, the property was previously owned by Thomas Bacon, the British engineer, who developed the first practical hydrogen-oxygen fuel cells. Its present owners have lived there since 1978 and undertook complete refurbishment of the property when they moved in.
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On the first floor of the Victorian house is a galleried landing, off which there are five bedrooms and a sauna, as well as a family bathroom and a large main bedroom suite. Outside the gardens and grounds are mature and well-maintained.
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Jock Lloyd-Jones, from handling agents Bidwells, said: ?Westfield is an excellent family home and we expect it to attract a good deal of interest as it?s certainly one of the finest in this area.?
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