A four-bedroom property in Warboys with an indoor swimming pool is up for sale at offers over £700,000. Regent House is a semi-detached property with outbuildings housing the pool, a gym and other recreational facilities. Selling agent Fine & Country said the “characterful and beautifully presented period home” is set in just under half an acre. Entering the property, the porch opens to the entrance hall, which leads to the main reception rooms and the rear hallway. The sitting room features bespoke cabinetry either side of the chimney breast, which has an oak mantel and wood-burning stove. There's a wood-burning stove in the sitting room (Image: Fine & Country) There's a large inglenook fireplace in the panelled dining room (Image: Fine & Country) In the panelled formal dining room, there’s a large inglenook fireplace. The recently refitted kitchen features a range cooker and bespoke cabinetry (Image: Fine & Country) The rear hallway gives access to the recently refitted kitchen, which features bespoke cabinetry, quartz worksurfaces, integrated appliances including a Bertazzoni range cooker, a Quooker tap and a wine chiller. READ MORE: Converted village church for sale for over £6

Official committee report from Cambridgeshire County Council regarding highways asset management and infrastructure across Warboys and Huntingdonshire.

Official committee report from Cambridgeshire County Council regarding highways asset management and infrastructure across Warboys and Huntingdonshire.

Official committee report from Cambridgeshire County Council regarding highways asset management and infrastructure across Warboys and Huntingdonshire.

Official committee report from Cambridgeshire County Council regarding highways asset management and infrastructure across Warboys and Huntingdonshire.

Official committee report from Cambridgeshire County Council regarding highways asset management and infrastructure across Warboys and Huntingdonshire.

Full Council Agenda: Council running tombola stall for biodiversity projects during Feast Week. Summer sports activity programme reported fully booked due to high demand.

From Parish Council Minutes: Cambridgeshire County Council confirmed highway maintenance contractors will face financial penalties for substandard repairs starting September. HDC confirmed completion of the Flaxon Walk disabled parking bay ahead of schedule.

From Parish Council Minutes: Cambridgeshire County Council reported a forecasted £60m overspend on SEND services (50% of service budget). HDC Cllr McIlwain confirmed ongoing discussions with the owner and planning department regarding the future of Newman Stores.

Approved updated Highways Asset Management Strategy and winter readiness program. Priority gritting routes across Huntingdonshire and rural connector roads (including B1040) scheduled for pre-winter surface sealing.