Despite it being less than 5 miles from the city of Cambridge with all its hustle and bustle, the village of Knapwell, nestling in beautiful farmland and containing a wealth of medieval cottages, is a picture of rural tranquility. Although it is one of East Anglia’s smallest villages, Knapwell boasts the beautiful All Saints Church, which dates back to the 14th century.

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds owns and maintains the many public footpaths which traverse the village’s neighbouring fields.

Excellent country pubs and restaurants abound in nearby villages—Elsworth, Boxworth, Conington and Bourn are minutes away by car.

Access to this “oasis” is easy via the A14 and A428. A regular, convenient and efficient bus service into Cambridge is only a five-minute walk away, and a park and ride bus service at Madingley is a mere five-minute drive away.

Now a privately owned, wholly renovated, former working farmhouse, Knapwell Wood Farm offers luxurious bed and breakfast accommodation. The house is set in two acres of private gardens flanked on one side by Knapwell Wood and looking onto open farmland.

Conveniently located, only a quarter of a mile from the A428, this family-run guesthouse welcomes:-

Tourists wishing to explore the splendour of Cambridge

And

Business executives needing to unwind

And even

Individuals who just want to ‘get away from it all’!

Families are particularly welcome and special dietary requirements are catered for with pleasure.