The Dragonfly Estate combines three unique accommodations: The Mill, The Granary, and The Duck House. Together, they offer an expansive and atmospheric setting for group stays, celebrations, and peaceful retreats.

The Granary

- Originally built in 1773, this Grade II* listed building offers between 8 bedrooms, all with king-size beds, with two rooms featuring pull-out singles to create flexible family spaces. The top-floor bedrooms have sloping ceilings and exposed beams, retaining their original character while offering cosy comfort. Guests taller in stature may need to mind their heads. The first-floor sitting room is one of the highlights: spacious and atmospheric, with exposed stone, garden and millpond views, and a warm, ski-lodge feel. It’s equipped with surround sound, comfy sofas, and is ideal for movie nights, games, or quiet reading.

- On the ground floor, a beautifully furnished dining room with an oak refectory table comfortably seats up to 16, lit by soft candlelight, perfect for shared dinners, celebrations or catered evenings.
- The adjoining kitchen is fully equipped with a range cooker and American-style fridge-freezer, and features original timber beams engraved with the carpenter’s name. French doors lead out to the large terrace overlooking the millpond and waterwheel, a favourite breakfast spot in warm weather.
- Garret Bedroom: With king size bed with extra single bed - in attic up metal spiral staircase, shares shower room with Mr. Molecey's
- Stamford Bedroom: A double room inspired by the historic market town, with golden tones, quirky vintage touches like shoe-last lamps and a spirit-level hook rack, and an en-suite bathroom.
- Cambridge Bedroom: A large, restful room named after the university city. Decorated with fish-themed cushions and colourful oars, it features expansive fenland views reaching to Langtoft church spire. The bedroom shares the family bathroom.
- Mr. Molecey's Bedroom: king size bed with extra single bed - in attic up metal spiral staircase, shares shower room with Garret
- 1773 Bedroom: King sized bed, shares family bathroom

The Mill
- With 7 beautifully appointed bedrooms, The Mill offers an elegant and characterful stay, blending Georgian architecture with personal family touches and a rich historical narrative.
- Trade Winds Bedroom: A spacious double room celebrating the global banana trade history of former owner John van Geest. Tropical nods and calming tones make this a restful retreat, shares bathroom with Twigge.
- Twigge Bedroom: A refined bedroom named after Charlotte Molecey and her marriage to John Twigge, reflecting 18th-century family lineage, shares bathroom with Trade Winds
- Octavius Bedroom: In memory of John and Eliza’s adventurous son, this room honours his life at sea with thoughtful maritime styling and antique accents, and an en-suite bathroom.
- Richmond Bedroom: Inspired by the Georgian charm of Richmond, London, and the Royal Ballet, this room features graceful furnishings and soft, classical touches with king size bed with extra single bed and an en-suite bathroom.
- Life of Riley Bedroom: Bridget Riley inspired room, and an en-suite bathroom.
- Fullard Bedroom: This character-filled bedroom honours the Fullard family and their Dutch engineering heritage, with layered historical detail and views over the gardens. The room offers a king size bed, extra single bed and an en-suite bathroom.

- A formal dining space and access to the main garden and pond make it ideal for relaxed entertaining or formal events.

The Duck House
- A characterful, limestone-built, self-contained studio tucked beside the gentle mill stream, The Duck House offers comfort and privacy in a stylish setting.
- The open-plan interior features a king-size bed, and a modern kitchen with electric oven, hob, fridge, freezer, and dishwasher.
- Cast-iron radiators and charming decorative touches give a cosy yet contemporary feel.
- The Duck House is reached via a private path from the main gates, with parking nearby.

Exterior Grounds
- The estate’s landscaped grounds are a defining feature, with rivers, streams, and ponds weaving through mown pathways, charming bridges, and small islands filled with native planting.
- The millpond at the front of The Granary is a serene breakfast spot, while hidden corners and open lawns provide spaces for everything from games and picnics to weddings and photoshoots.
- Guests are encouraged to kayak on the river, take a wild swim, or cycle through the grounds. Children can build dens, spot wildlife, or explore the islands.
- At night, the fire pit becomes the heart of the estate, ideal for evening BBQs under the stars. Guests can request locally sourced meat from the village butcher.
- Birdlife is abundant, with opportunities for twitching, photography, or simply soaking in the natural surroundings.
- The gardens also feature an Asian-inspired area, a reflective moon pond, and multiple photo-worthy viewpoints, making them a favourite for weddings, family gatherings, and fashion shoots.