Well, the Grade II listed former pub and restaurant is on the market and could be yours.
It was known as The Wheatsheaf pub right up until 1995, then more recently, became the Cornfields Restaurant & Hotel.
And last year, Bedford Today revealed the former owners (of 30 years, no less) had decided to sell up so they could retire.
Originally on the market for the beyond vague figure of ‘anything between £500,000 to £1 million’, the property – in Wilden Road near the Colmworth Golf Club – is now up for sale for a far more reasonable £550,000.
So what’s it got?
There are six bedrooms and six bathrooms, and the property includes three fully serviced accommodation units generating income which could expand to five.
The main house itself was the former restaurant with accommodation, it’s fully licensed and sits on a 0.47-acre plot.
Rather frustratingly, it’s being sold through Modern Method of Auction were you have to complete within 56 days and pay £349 for a Buyer Information Pack before even bidding.
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The main house was the former Wheatsheaf, dating back to the 1700s Photo: Yopa, East Anglia & London
