Tucked away in the centre of this sought-after Cambridgeshire village, this stunning, modernised two/three bedroom home offers a rare combination of character, space and location. With the celebrated Pheasant Inn just over the garden fence, and open fields stretching out beyond the rear boundary, this is village living at its very best.

Beautifully Finished Throughout

Pheasant Cottage has been fully renovated and finished to a high standard throughout, blending comfortable, versatile and contemporary living with warmth and character. At the heart of the home is a spacious living area with a cosy lounge centralised around the log burning stove, and an elevated dining area. Finished with bifold doors and lovely big windows which make the most of the countryside views. A second reception room or third bedroom is situated off of the main living space and would make a perfect office, snug or playroom.

A modern, country kitchen which also overlooks the fantastic views is fully fitted with high end appliances and finishes and is complete with a social breakfast bar. A downstairs WC completes the downstairs accommodation and upstairs there are two bedrooms and a smart bathroom.

The accommodation is versatile, offering flexible two or three bedroom living to suit a growing family, those wanting extra space to work from home, or buyers simply after room to breathe. Light, well-proportioned rooms flow naturally, making this a home that's as practical as it is pretty.

A Garden to Fall in Love With

Perhaps the standout feature is the generous south east facing rear garden — a real suntrap and entertaining space that enjoys uninterrupted views across open fields. It's the kind of outlook that rarely comes up in the middle of a village, offering a genuine sense of space and tranquillity right on your doorstep. Whether it's morning coffee looking out over the countryside or evening drinks as the sun goes down, this garden delivers something special.

Keyston & The Surrounding Area
Keyston is a picturesque and historic village in Cambridgeshire, sitting within the district of Huntingdonshire near the county boundary with Northamptonshire. The village lies approximately 12 miles west of Huntingdon, near Molesworth, at the western end of Huntingdonshire. The village is built around a brook that runs through its centre. WikipediaWikipedia

Keyston has genuine historical depth. It was recorded as Chetelestan in the Domesday Book, with the name meaning "Boundary stone of a man called Ketil," before becoming known as Keston by the 13th century and Keyston from the 16th century onwards. At the heart of the village stands the 13th-century Church of St John the Baptist, which overlooks the settlement from its hilltop position — one of several beautiful buildings within the village's conservation area. Wikipedia

Despite its rural, tucked-away feel, Keyston sits close to major road links. Once inside the village, it's hard to believe that a mile away along the country lane is the A14, which provides easy access to the main towns of the surrounding shires. This makes Keyston a popular choice for those wanting genuine village tranquillity without sacrificing connectivity — a rare combination that has led the Telegraph to describe it as a beautiful village. onthemarket

Village Character & Amenities
Keyston retains the unspoilt charm of a classic English village. An iconic K6 red telephone box stands in the village, and its leafy loop roads are unspoiled by road markings and streetlights, giving a genuine sense of stepping back in time. The community is centred around the village hall and a much-loved thatched pub on the Green, along with the well-regarded Pheasant at Keyston — a traditional thatched pub restaurant known for its modern British menu using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. onthemarket

The undulating countryside surrounding the village offers a choice of lovely circular walks, making Keyston a popular spot for those who enjoy an outdoor lifestyle on their doorstep. onthemarket

Nearby Towns & Schools
Keyston is well placed for a choice of nearby market towns. Thrapston lies a few miles to the west and offers everyday shopping, supermarkets and a well-regarded primary school, while Huntingdon and Kimbolton are within easy striking distance and provide a wider range of amenities, independent shops and schooling options, including Kimbolton School. Secondary provision in the area includes schools in Thrapston, Raunds and Oundle, alongside the wider Huntingdonshire options.

Transport Links
With the A14 just a short drive away, Keyston benefits from excellent connections east towards Huntingdon and Cambridge, and west towards the A1 and beyond — making it a practical base for commuters who want a peaceful, historic village setting without being cut off from major routes.

Semi Detached House for sale in Huntingdon, Pheasant Cottage, Keyston, Cambridgeshire