Swan Court, Offord Cluny, PE19

The Clock End blends period character with contemporary luxury in the highly sought-after village.

Thoughtfully redesigned and beautifully appointed, this impressive home offers generous, stylish accommodation ideal for families, couples, commuters and anyone seeking refined village living with excellent connectivity.

Behind its handsome façade, The Clock End opens into bright, contemporary interiors while retaining the warmth and charm expected from a building of its heritage. Large windows, high ceilings and quality finishes give each room a wonderful feeling of space. The open-plan kitchen and living area forms the heart of the home, with a beautifully designed kitchen featuring modern cabinetry, integrated appliances and generous worktops perfect for cooking and entertaining. The space flows naturally into relaxed dining area, ideal for family life or social gatherings. The living is particularly generous, and a perfect place for intimate evenings or parties.

Upstairs, each of the four double bedrooms benefits from its own en-suite, providing boutique-hotel comfort and privacy for both family members and guests. Contemporary fittings, stylish tiling and thoughtful storage continue the home’s theme of quality throughout.

Outside, the private rear garden is low-maintenance and neatly presented, with attractive paving and curved wall offering an ideal space for outdoor dining or unwinding at the end of the day.

Offord Cluny is one of Cambridgeshire’s most desirable villages, admired for its charming period streets, welcoming community and picturesque countryside walks. The property is ideally placed for highly regarded local schooling, as well as excellent transport links, with St Neots train station around ten minutes away offering fast and frequent services to London King’s Cross and St Pancras in as little as 40 minutes, alongside easy access to Cambridge via the A428 and A14. Local pubs, village amenities and riverside pathways further enhance the lifestyle on offer.

Seller Insight
When I first stepped into The Clock End, once a charming village public house, I knew I had found something truly special. I had always wanted a character property, something with history and presence, but without the endless list of renovations that usually come with it. The Clock End was exactly that: beautifully modernised, finished to an exceptional standard, and ready for me to move straight in. Being the first owner since the property’s meticulous refurbishment, it felt like walking into a brand-new home wrapped in timeless charm.

The heart of the house for us has always been the bespoke two-tone kitchen-diner. With its granite worktops, integrated Neff appliances, and bright bay window, it is an uplifting, spacious place to cook and gather. We have hosted many memorable dinner parties here, comfortably seating eight to ten around the table while still having plenty of room to move around the island.

Every detail throughout the home speaks of quality, from the fully tiled en suite bathrooms in all four bedrooms to the contemporary downlighting and the elegant wall-inset wood-burning stove.

Outside, the private walled garden has been a joy, beautifully landscaped with high-quality AstroTurf, offering a tranquil, low-maintenance retreat. The remote-access adjoining garage has been another practical bonus.

Moving on from here, we shall truly miss the village itself. There is a wonderful pub just a two-minute stroll away, and a newly opened coffee shop that quickly became a favourite stop. The location is exceptional: nestled between St Neots, Huntingdon, and Godmanchester, with the A1 less than two miles away, it feels like the middle of the countryside yet is close to everything.

Most of all, we will miss raising our daughter here, walking to the nearby play area beside the horse fields, watching her delight in seeing the horses each day. The Clock End has been a beautiful blend of character, comfort, and community, and we hope the next owners love it just as much as we have.

Village Information
Offord Cluny has great amenities including a village shop, bistro pub, recreational grounds and primary school. There is also a bus service to Hinchingbrooke Secondary School. Nearby Huntingdon and St Neots offer a wider selection of shops, restaurants/bars and leisure facilities. There are great walks for nature lovers and dog owners with nearby access to The Waterside Leisure Club, the River Ouse and Ouse Valley Walk which take you to Little Paxton Nature Reserve.

Transport
Road:
St Neots: 5 miles approx.
Huntingdon: 4 miles approx.
Cambridge: 20 miles approx.
Trains:
Railway stations at St Neots and Huntingdon provide direct access to London Kings Cross and to the North via Peterborough.
St Neots to London Kings Cross – 40 mins
Huntingdon to London Kings Cross – 50 mins
St Neots to Peterborough – 25 mins
Huntingdon to Peterborough – 17 mins

Education
Primary:
Offord Primary School (0.1 miles) Recently converted to an academy. Ofsted Rating not available.
Buckden CofE Primary School (1.6 miles). Ofsted Rating: Outstanding
Great Paxton CofE Primary School (1.9 miles). Ofsted Rating: Good

Secondary:
Hinchingbrooke School (3 miles). Ofsted Rating: Good
St Peter’s School (3.8 miles). Ofsted Rating: Good
Cambourne Village College (7 miles). Ofsted Rating: Outstanding
The highly regarded Kimbolton School, an independent co-educational day and boarding school, for ages 4-18 is approx. 8 miles away.

Agents Notes
Tenure: Freehold
EPC: D
Local Authority: Huntingdonshire
Council Tax Band: D

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