The Studio

Completed in 2019, The Studio adjoins the main house, while being completely self-contained with its own private entrance and garden. With its clean, stylish lines and contemporary features, it makes for a quiet, relaxing and pleasant base from which to explore all the delights of Cambridgeshire and the East of England. Sleeps two guests. • Ground floor open-plan layout with fully equipped kitchen, sitting area, bedroom area with king-size bed. (Please note there is a microwave/microwave oven) and hob . Bathroom with large shower. • French doors leading to terrace and enclosed garden, outdoor table and chairs • WiFi • Private parking. • Sorry, no children or pets. . Tea, coffee provided This delightful property is situated in the tranquil and secluded village of Lolworth. The village may be off the beaten track, but nearby travel links are excellent, with the local road or A14 taking you to Cambridge in 15mins and the M11 getting to you London in around an hour. If you’d prefer to just relax and take it easy, a footpath from The Studio takes you to the small village of Boxworth where you’ll find a thatched and welcoming pub with lovely gardens. When you’re staying at The Studio, a stroll around the vibrant town of Cambridge is a must. Walk along ‘The Backs’, where you can stroll by the River Cam and admire the stunning architecture of the colleges. One of the gems of the town is King’s College Chapel, a magnificent Gothic building finished in Henry VIII’s reign. If you’re lucky enough, you might hear the choir singing too. Speaking of the Cam, a punt along the river is a great way to experience Cambridge. You can hire a boat to punt yourselves, or hire one with a chauffeur who’ll do all the hard work for you! If you’re here in the summer, you might be able to go on a Bat Safari Punt too. In Cambridge, Kettle’s Yard is a unique and inspiring private home that has been turned into an art gallery. Every single object here, from the seashells on the mantelpieces to the masterpieces on the walls, has been placed with absolute precision. The whole house is a work of art in itself. Another Cambridge museum that’s world-famous is the Fitzwilliam. The museum is home to one of the best collections of antiquities and art in Europe, and you’ll find masterpieces here by Monet, Picasso, Rembrandt and more. Admission is free. If you’d like to get out into the countryside, a trip to Anglesey Abbey is well worth it. This Jacobean-style house has lovely gardens and a working watermill. Inside the house you’ll be transported back to the 1930s, with kitchen demonstrations and more. Another National Trust property that makes for a great day out is Wimpole Estate, with its impressive mansion, parkland, gardens and farm. You could simply wander through the parkland or explore the treasures inside the mansion, the largest country house in Cambridgeshire.