Latest house prices for Sutton St Edmund, Spalding

Sutton St Edmund is a small village located in the Fenland district of Lincolnshire, situated about 8 miles southeast of Spalding. Its name comes from the Saxon word for "southern farmstead" and the village has a rich history dating back over 1000 years. Its main landmark is the beautiful 14th-century church of St. Edmund which features exquisite stained-glass windows and a 130-foot tall tower. The village does not have many modern amenities, but residents can enjoy long walks through the picturesque countryside and along the River Nene. Sutton St Edmund is also an excellent location for commuters, as it has easy access to both Peterborough and Cambridge via the A47 road network.