Old Rectory Drive, Dry Drayton, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB23

Croyland House is a generously proportioned, detached family home that seamlessly blends contemporary design with generous indoor and outdoor living areas. The house was remodelled in 2007 by the esteemed architect Ivor Richards, who was celebrated for his modern designs in the city and the West Road Concert Hall.

The light-filled reception hall features floor-to-ceiling windows and an impressive staircase against a doubleheight glass wall. To the rear of the house is a bright and airy sitting room with wooden flooring, a wood-burning stove, and a wide window that offers views of the garden. Sliding doors lead to the open-plan kitchen/dining area, a large space with wooden flooring, contemporary white units, and dual-aspect windows that flood the room with natural light. With ample room for a large table, the dining area opens on to an outdoor dining space beneath a pergola through sliding glass doors. A comfortable study and adjoining drawing room provide additional versatile spaces for work or relaxation. The home includes a recently updated, expansive utility room with ample storage, direct
front and rear garden access, and the self-contained guest annexe. The annexe can be independently accessed via a private rear patio garden and contemporary doors.

The upper-level houses five bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with built-in wardrobes, an en suite shower room and dual-aspect views over the garden. Four additional bedrooms, two of which share a spacious roof terrace, offer ample accommodation. A family bathroom and a recently fitted contemporary shower room are on the landing.

Outside
A gravel drive leads to the front of the property with a double garage, ample parking, and an electric car charger. The front garden features mature hedges and trees, while the private rear garden comprises a large lawn, several tall trees, a landscaped gravel area, two paved patio spaces, and a 295 sq.ft. roof terrace overlooking the grounds.

Dry Drayton is a small village located just 5 miles from Cambridge. It offers a local pub, and nearby Madingley is home to a renowned gastropub. The Eddington area, just ten minutes away, provides a supermarket, restaurants, cafes, and the Cambridge University primary school.

The region is known for its excellent educational facilities, including a village primary school and the highly regarded Comberton and Impington Village Colleges. Cambridge's prestigious public schools are also within easy reach.