A spacious and well-appointed guest house set in a beautiful garden in the heart of the Cambridgeshire village of Hail Weston. The property is dog-friendly and gives easy access to country walks and cycling (it is on National Cycle route 12) but is still only a 10 minute drive from St Neots train station with direct links to London and only a half hour bus or car drive to historic Cambridge. Also, a 30 minute walk or 5 minute drive into the market town of St Neots. The space This brick built guest house sits in the third of an acre garden of our house in the Cambridgeshire village of Hail Weston. There is free parking on the street outside the village church opposite and access to The Old Piggery is down the driveway between 109 and 11 High Street and through the double oak gates. You can access the Old Piggery - a single storey building - either through the front door into the kitchen area or the side door into the entrance hall. The property is very cosy with underfloor heating for the tiled kitchen and bathroom floors and electric heaters in the bedroom, living room and hallway. There are views across the garden from the sitting room, kitchen and bedroom. There are also skylights in the bedroom and living room - this means that the morning sun will enter the room so we do provide sleep masks for guests to use. There is a well-appointed kitchen with cooker, hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine for guests to enjoy. Visitors are also welcome to enjoy the outside space (which is also used by the family) including a fire pit, various seating and outside dining areas, garden room and even a table tennis table. We welcome guests with up to two dogs provided they do not go on furniture (unless you bring throws to fully protect the sofa). We also welcome guests with a baby and have both a travel cot, high chair and children's bowls/cutlery etc.

Hi - I'm Dawn and I've been a host for nearly 5 years. I am here to answer any questions but equally I'm very happy to give you space, peace and quiet. I have previously worked as a garden designer so I've tried to make the outside space as inviting as possible for guests.

Hail Weston is a small, picturesque and very friendly village with it's own Church (St Nicolas'), thatched local pub and even a popular telephone box library. There are a number of walks accessible from the village itself but we are also only a mile from the market town of St Neots with plenty of shops, restaurants plus a cinema and museum. And of course the historic university city of Cambridge is less than 20 miles to our east.