The property, originally a former school building, was built in 1871 of stone construction under a pitched tiled roof. The building retains its distinctive form consisting of one large double-height schoolroom, encompassed by three smaller rooms, all still retaining many of its historic features. A single storey extension has been added to the rear of the building which includes WCs and a storage room. The building is within a 1.65 acre site with a mixture of hard standing and a large grassed playing field to the north of the site (with separate vehicle access). To the front of the building there is a large tarmac car park which would accommodate around 30 cars. There are approximately 5,000 sq.ft of unused terrapin style buildings on site which were used as classrooms/ accommodation but under a temporary planning consent which has now lapsed. For a significant number of years the property was used as an educational centre run by Cambridgeshire County Council. The property is considered suitable for a variety of different uses subject to planning.