USD 1,263,344

4 bd

Lincolnshire

USD 1,684,459

NON SIBI SOLUM - or ‘not for oneself alone’ - engraved in stone on a front wall perfectly sums up this heavenly, former rectory designed by the renowned Victorian architect S.S. Teulon. Once known as Hovenden Manor, The Old Rectory is hidden from the outside world in an idyllic spot in the heart of Lord Tennyson country in the Lincolnshire Wolds, its enveloping grounds give delight and intrigue. This unique, captivating home will tempt those with the most discerning eye and, with its extremely generous proportions and situation near to excellent schools, will be a draw for a large, possibly extended family and for those who love to entertain. With a good number of outbuildings and around 2 acres, the property also provides further potential (subject to planning). Seller Insight “‘Non sibi solum’ is the motto carved on one of the front walls of The Old Rectory and it is the perfect house for entertaining family and friend for parties, festive gatherings or quiet house party weekends.” “The house was designed and built in 1854 by S S Tuelon, a Victorian architect renowned for building rectories and churches in and around London and a number in Lincolnshire with a liking for the Gothic Revival style and use of multi-coloured bricks.” “The large reception hall, the four public rooms as well as the bespoke Vale conservatory and the large garden permit guests to mingle and be sociable or find peaceful solitude.” “I love to entertain and in winter have enjoyed serving pre-dinner drinks in the main reception hall or the drawing room then moving into the dining room for a formal meal. I have had roaring fires in all the rooms, even in the hall for a lovely warm welcome.” “A marvellous spacious property for a family, the garden provides loads of hidden dens for children as well as a mini maze to the side of the house, and is perfect for multigenerational living with the two bedroom coach house in the grounds.” “The wonderful inviting conservatory brings the garden inside. It is the perfect spot to watch the plethora of wildlife from hedgehogs, owls and boxing hares to the amazing variety of birds; at present we seem to have a resident pheasant. At Christmas, sitting round a large table makes for a magical experience.” “The dual zone central heating system is very convenient as you can choose to have the ground floor on but not the upstairs. The conservatory has underfloor heating but I’ve never had to put it on even though I use it all year round.” “The garden is just magic. In late winter and early spring we go from carpets of snowdrops to nodding heads of many varieties of daffodils to bluebells and hyacinths then the magnolias through to the lilacs, and in summer, onto roses and hydrangeas - there is always something flowering. The large pond is naturally fed with a small waterfall at one end. It is full of pond life and visited by mating mallards, moorhens and other water birds. There are several seating areas within the whole of the garden, ideal if you want to chill out, sketch or read a book or listen to the birds singing. One of them, the pavilion, means you can sit out even if it is raining.” “There is enough space in the grounds to fence off areas for grazing if someone wanted to have a horse or some ponies; there is still the old stabling in the coach house, or other outbuildings could be used for this purpose.” “Great potential is offered here for further development. You could have an outside office or studio for instance, or convert the garage building into more self-contained accommodation *error*; there are so many options.” “The improvements I have made include adding the aluminium greenhouse with self-regulating roof vents and fitting bespoke solid light oak shelving in the reading room/library, a room for quiet contemplation. Outside, I have doubled the size of the orchard so it now provides apples, pears, plums, damsons, medlars and crab apples. The crab apple and mint jelly last year was absolutely delicious. I also installed the large iron gates at the entrance which involved raising the height of the piers using reclaimed handmade Victorian bricks, I reinstated the original steps in the south lawn having discovered they were there in Victorian times - incidentally, the lawn overlooked by the dining room was a tennis court then - and I have put a proper pulley on the old well although it has a grid across the top for safety.” “Four lights at the entrance to the property grounds on the bridge come on automatically as light is fading and go off around 11pm; they are on an adjustable timer.” “There is a handy letter box within a stone’s throw of the main front gate. From here there is a footpath that leads to Aswardby across fields if you want to walk your dog, and after a winter walk, a welcoming afternoon tea is held in the reception hall.” “I adore this place and wish I could pick it up and take it with me. I thought it was to be my forever home but it is not to be so I am reluctantly having to hand it on to someone who I hope will love and cherish it and continue with the custodial care that I have given it.” Key Features • Grade II listed, former rectory designed by renowned architect S.S. Teulon • 1854 date-stone engraved with NON SIBI SOLUM • Mullioned windows, leaded panes, mix of plain and fish-scale tiled roofs • Quarry tiled storm porch with timber gothic arches leading to inner porch • Impressive entrance hall with gothic doors, windows and stone fireplace • 20 ft. drawing room with large bay overlooking south lawn • Morning room/snug leading to conservatory • 18 ft. formal dining room • Open fires in Ancaster stone fireplaces in 3 reception rooms and hall • Reading room with bespoke light oak shelving and secure sliding ladder • Magnificent gothic-style Vale House conservatory with underfloor heating • 20 ft. kitchen breakfast room with classic fitted kitchen with granite tops • Oil-fired Aga • Electric hob and electric double oven • Integrated dishwasher and American-style fridge freezer included in sale • Double Belfast sink and second sink incorporated in island • Well appointed utility room with water softener, washing machine included • Generous boot room fitted with bespoke oak panelling and seating • Two sets of staircases • 5 to 6 double bedrooms, 2 en suite, one with a walk-in dressing room • Large, fully fitted family bathroom • Landing with 2 loft hatches for attic storage, one with retractable ladder • Cellar with storage for wine • Outbuildings to include a larder/pantry, a boiler room and an oil/log-store • Self-contained, 2 bedroom coach house annex, adjoining former stabling • Brick-built double garage with adjoining tool shed and WC • 3-bay, open fronted brick-built cart shed • Open-fronted pavilion for sheltered outdoor seating • Aluminium greenhouse with self-regulating roof vents • Enchanting grounds of around 2 acres with a number of lawns • Mature trees and an orchard providing a variety of abundant fruit • Plethora of bulbs, flowering shrubs, perennials, and roses • Naturally fed pond with waterfall and decking • Old well with grid and pulley feature • Pedestrian access via garden gate onto path leading to church Location In a lovely area of the country, The Old Rectory stands close to St. Mary’s Church, part of the Tennyson Trail, in a peaceful hamlet in the Lincolnshire Wolds, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with the charming market towns of Spilsby about 5 miles southeast, Alford about 6 miles northeast, Horncastle about 8 miles southwest and Louth about 10 miles north. The nearby historic market towns are a delight, some with roots in Roman times. Spilsby has a weekly farmers’ market, Alford has one of the few remaining working windmills in the country, whilst Horncastle is famous for its antique shops; it also has many amenities including leisure activities and some excellent schools. Louth is also well served with a very good range of shops and banks. The city of Lincoln is 30 miles directly west, about a 45 minute drive, and the miles of sandy beaches along the Lincolnshire coast are about 15 miles (20 minutes) to the east. Schools The area is blessed with some superb state schools. For secondary education, in Spilsby there is the King Edward VI Academy and in Alford the Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School, both rated Good by Ofsted whilst in Horncastle there is the Banovallum School also rated Good, and another Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, this one rated Outstanding. In Louth, the King Edward VI Grammar School is also rated Outstanding and the Louth Academy is a popular school rated Good. Services Mains electricity and water; private drainage; dual-zone oil-fired central heating; oil-fired Aga; air source heating for hot water and the underfloor heating in conservatory Local Authority: East Lindsey District Council Council Tax Band: G Tenure: Freehold EPC Rating: Exempt Features: - Garage

6 bd

Alford

USD 777,443

Nestled in the heart of the fenland market town of Spalding, this charming 200-year-old house overlooks the picturesque banks of the River Welland. Brimming with period features and natural light, the property exudes a unique and appealing quirkiness, yet remarkably remains unlisted. The four-bedroom home boasts a basement the size of the main footprint, offering potential (subject to planning) for annex accommodation. Additionally, a separate coach house and a delightful, sheltered private garden complete this captivating property. Set back behind an old wall and a gravel carriage driveway, the house stands proudly atop stone steps leading to the smalt blue entrance doors whilst wrought iron railings and automatic gates grant access to the coach house. Although originally built in 1823 and one of a matching pair with the neighbour, the Victorians have added distinctive features, including the spectacular floor-to-ceiling bays at the front. Stepping inside, the internal porch with etched glazed panelling leads to a main hallway adorned with old mahogany block floor tiles in a herringbone pattern, a Georgian decorative arch, ceiling rose, dado rails, and ornate cornicing with lion's head motifs. Either side of the hall, reception rooms with original wide plank floorboards, overlook the front through timber, sash windows. A door opposite the drawing room entrance is in fact dummy as half-glazed double doors lead into the back of the dining room near the kitchen; instead, an arched niche features in its place between the dado height panelling. The spacious, light-filled drawing room enjoys the large bay to the front and a gas coal-effect stove in the fireplace, flanked by arched niches. Behind this room is the snug, with a window over the rear patio, a utility room with a stable door, and an inner hall leading to the downstairs cloakroom and the kitchen. The kitchen is a beautifully light room with a pair of windows with encompassing stained glass panels and a glazed bay at the far end, opening onto a raised, York stone patio. The handmade units with granite worktops incorporate a Neff induction hob and a cooker, while a built-in, reclaimed pine pantry cupboard and an illuminated, glazed wall cabinet with charming bird paintings add character. Upstairs, a large landing leads to the family bathroom and four bedrooms, three of which are generous doubles. The fourth room, currently used as a dressing room, features shelving and hanging space. Interesting split levels are a feature throughout, with steps leading down to two of the bedrooms, including the sizeable, dual-aspect master with an en-suite shower. The spacious family bathroom boasts Amtico flooring and a roll-top bath with a shower over. The guest bedroom at the front enjoys a beautiful view of the river through the large bay window, while bedroom three offers another good-sized room with a river view. Part-boarded loft space is accessed from the landing with a retractable ladder, light and power points. The magnificent basement effectively provides a full third floor, with potential (subject to planning) to be transformed into a self-contained annex. Accessed by a separate entrance from the front drive, the basement currently serves as an art studio, hobby room, and office, benefiting from ample natural light. Outside, the coach house has electrically operated garage doors, a pedestrian side door, and storage space above. The totally secure and remarkably quiet garden consists of a sunny patio sheltered within the property walls, and beyond, a lawn reached down steps is surrounded by greenery. A standard holly and a fantastic laurel are very old feature trees providing year round interest; a mature wisteria climbs over the back of the coach house whilst beds are well stocked with roses, shrubs, bulbs and perennials.  * external photos were taken in 2021 Features: - Garden - Garage - Terrace - Parking

4 bd

Spalding

USD 971,803

5 bd

Lincolnshire

USD 907,016

KEY FEATURES Nestled amidst the idyllic and unspoiled village of Girton, just 8 miles north of Newark, Holly Farm Barn presents an exquisite blend of traditional charm and modern luxury. This recently completed conversion offers 4-bedroom accommodation (2449 sq.ft), a portal framed agricultural building (1298 sq.ft), and expansive grounds extending to approximately 0.55 acres. Elevated on high ground, the property boasts views towards the surrounding open countryside. Every detail of Holly Farm Barn reflects a commitment to quality and heritage. The wooden window frames blend contemporary styling with the character of a traditional farmstead. The brickwork, beautifully finished with lime mortar pointing, is complemented by robust metal rainwater goods and a classic clay pantile roof. Modern convenience is seamlessly integrated, with underfloor heating throughout the ground floor, panelled radiators upstairs, and each room benefiting from individual thermostatic control powered by a state-of-the-art heat source pump. THE ACCOMMODATION Holly Farm Barn has been thoughtfully designed to cater to the demands of contemporary living, with an emphasis on light-filled, spacious interiors. The ground floor invites you in with a spacious reception hallway that sets the tone for the home, which features a refined sitting room having exposed ceiling beams and garden room area bathed in natural light which has french door providing access onto the courtyard enjoying an eastern aspect. Furthermore, there is a spacious dining kitchen - a true showpiece boasting a breathtaking vaulted ceiling with dual aspect views, accentuated by two striking king post trusses sections that underscore its architectural elegance. Original brick-built troughs, now enhanced with Quartz surfaces, add a touch of character and charm to this exceptional space. Fitted with beautifully crafted oak cabinetry, the kitchen offers ample storage through wall and base cupboards, all complemented by luxurious Quartz countertops. At its heart lies an impressive island unit, complete with twin Belfast sinks, an integrated dishwasher, and a durable chopping block. For culinary enthusiasts, the electric Range cooker, paired with a sleek stainless steel hood, promises functionality and style. Practicality meets versatility with a large utility room having base units, Quartz preparation surface with sink unit and external stable style door leading to the garden. There is also a second versatile reception room accessed off the kitchen, which can seamlessly adapt to your needs as a family room, sophisticated study or even an additional bedroom. This room also has a dramatic vaulted ceiling with king post truss rafter beam, is flooded with natural light having a dual aspect and door also leading onto the eastern courtyard. From the elegant reception hallway, discover two generously proportioned double bedrooms, each with French doors opening onto the charming courtyard, creating a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living. The stylish family bathroom is a sanctuary of modern design, featuring a contemporary freestanding bath with shower attachment, a pedestal wash hand basin, a low-level WC, and a separate shower cubicle with dual rain and hand shower heads. Finished with porcelain half-tiled walls and a tiled floor, it exudes both luxury and practicality. A convenient store room leads to a well-equipped boiler room, ensuring all essentials are thoughtfully accommodated. A staircase ascends from the hallway to the first floor, where a galleried landing with a Velux roof light window welcomes you. Here, two additional vaulted ceiling bedrooms await. The principal suite is a private retreat, complete with a luxurious en-suite featuring a large shower cubicle, contemporary vanity basin, low-level WC, heated towel rail radiator, a charming gable window, and porcelain wall and floor tiling. The second bedroom is equally refined, boasting its own en-suite finished to the same impeccable standard, offering unparalleled comfort and privacy for guests or family members. This home is truly a masterpiece of thoughtful design and superior craftsmanship, ready to accommodate your every need. GARDENS & GROUNDS The approach to Holly Farm Barn is through a pair of ornate wrought iron gates that open to a charming gravelled forecourt. Here, a two-bay carriage house, complete with an additional bay serving as a welcoming porch entrance, creates a sense of grandeur and practicality. The forecourt extends into a substantial driveway, providing ample off-road parking for multiple vehicles and convenient access to an impressive 13.5m x 13.5m concrete-framed agricultural building. This versatile structure offers endless possibilities, whether as a workshop, hobby space, or secure storage for vehicles, a motorhome, or even a boat. Beyond this, a grassed garden extends the property’s grounds to approximately 0.55 acres. This expansive outdoor space is perfect for family enjoyment, pet-friendly activities, or the avid gardener, all set against the backdrop of uninterrupted open countryside views—a truly serene setting for relaxation and entertainment. To the opposite side of the property lies a well-proportioned, walled and gravelled courtyard enjoying an easterly aspect. Accessible from the sitting room, second reception room, and two of the ground floor bedrooms, this delightful space is ideal for al-fresco dining, entertaining guests, or simply unwinding in the tranquility of this exceptional home. LOCAL AREA Nestled amidst picturesque countryside, the village of Girton exudes timeless charm with its narrow lanes lined by quaint cottages and houses, creating a storybook-like setting. At its heart lies the tiny, historic St. Celia’s Church, a beautiful stone-built landmark that serves as a focal point for the community. While Girton offers a tranquil retreat, excellent amenities are conveniently located in the nearby village of Collingham, just 2 miles to the south. Here, residents can enjoy a variety of local services, including a Co-operative store, convenience shops, a medical centre, pharmacy, dental surgery, newsagents, family butchers, and a well-regarded primary school. For those requiring travel connections, Collingham’s railway station provides direct services to Newark, Lincoln, and Nottingham. Newark Northgate, a short drive away, offers high-speed East Coast Main Line trains, whisking passengers to London King’s Cross in just over 75 minutes. Additionally, the A46 trunk road and A1 intersection are within 6 miles, ensuring effortless access to major transport routes. Girton combines the allure of serene countryside living with the convenience of modern amenities and excellent transport links, making it an idyllic location for a discerning homeowner. INFORMATION Services: Mains water electricity and drainage is connected to this property. Furthermore, the property has an air source heat pump to provide domestic hot water and central heating. We have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order. The buyer is advised to obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor. Architect’s Certificate: An Architect's Certificate has been issued on completion of the works. Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: Newark and Sherwood District Council - Council Tax Band F Directions: Please use what3words app - kingdom.campus.hedge Distances Newark - 10 miles, Lincoln - 15 miles, Gainsborough - 16, Nottingham - 29 miles, Mansfield - 28 miles Features: - Garden

4 bd

Swinderby

USD 842,229

4 bd

Lincolnshire

USD 842,229

4 bd

Lincolnshire

USD 745,049

4 bd

Market Rasen

USD 971,803

5 bd

Lincolnshire

USD 647,869

4 bd

Lincolnshire

USD 706,177

A rare opportunity to purchase a spacious Grade II listed brick and stone cottage situated in a prominent position, overlooking the picturesque Wyndham Park, in the well served market town of Grantham. With a wealth of period features throughout, Seven Stars offers 4 double bedrooms, a charming kitchen / breakfast room with separate boot room, 3 generous reception rooms and two large family bathrooms. Externally the property enjoys a sunny courtyard garden with stone steps leading up to the beautiful cottage gardens with summer house, generous lawned area and sunken terrace, ideal for al fresco entertaining. A detached 26ft garage with a large paved driveway provides parking for 3 further cars. Ideal for the commuter, Grantham train station is just over a mile away with direct trains to London (65mins), Nottingham (35mins), Leeds (63mins) and elsewhere and access to the A1 is less than 3 miles away. Grantham’s state and private schools are of the highest standard, whilst sports and leisure facilities are excellent, making this a highly desirable family home. • Brick and stone Grade II listed property in a prominent position on the edge of Grantham • Ideal for the commuter, Grantham train station is just over a mile away with a direct rail service to London Kings Cross (approximately 65 minutes) and many other cities including Nottingham and Lincoln • Spacious kitchen-breakfast room with Rangemaster stove, American walnut solid wood worktops, integrated dishwasher, double wall ovens and door to access cellar • Superb snug and dining room extending to 28ft. with attractive exposed stone walls and gas fire in unique stone surround • Drawing room with French doors onto the courtyard garden and brick fireplace with timber mantel and electric stove • Separate boot room with Belfast sink, space for three appliances and storage cupboards • 4 double bedrooms and two large family bathrooms • Principal bedroom with large fitted wardrobes and French doors to the garden • Ground floor WC with boiler/drying space • 26ft detached garage with up & over door for vehicle access and timber doors to the garden • Large paved driveway providing parking for 3 cars accessed by 5 bar gate off Lodge Way • Private, sheltered courtyard garden to rear accessed from the kitchen and drawing room • Mature gardens with generous lawned area, established trees, hedges, shrubs, perennials, pond and greenhouse • Sunken garden terrace with formal box hedging, roses and gravel seating area • Summerhouse with electricity • Built-in storage throughout the property • Attractive external stone architraves with decorative keystones • Secondary glazing to all front facing windows • Seven Stars is link-detached on both sides • Superb location overlooking the picturesque Green Heritage Site, Wyndham Park, a parkland of walks, waters, tennis courts, tea rooms and much more. Location In a prime position for accessing both the countryside and the centre of Grantham. The train station is about a 5 minute drive where fast services take around 65 minutes to London Kings Cross making this a very attractive property for commuting. There are other fast services to cities further north such as Leeds, Liverpool, and Edinburgh, also across Lincolnshire to the East Coast resorts. Being so near to the A1 there is easy road access to Newark (20 mins), Stamford (30 mins), Peterborough (45 mins) and - along the A52 - Nottingham (45 mins). Seven Stars overlooks the picturesque Wyndham Park, a parkland of walks, waters, tennis courts, tea room and much more. It offers a range of facilities for young and old and proudly holds the Green Flag Award. Grantham is an attractive market town on the border of Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire situated along the River Witham dating back to Saxon times, and is noted for its association with Sir Isaac Newton who attended The King’s School. Not far from the property are lovely riverside walks, green spaces and wooded areas in Queen Elizabeth Park providing a countryside setting in the middle of a town. There is a wealth of other attractions including a regular farmers’ market supplying fresh Lincolnshire produce, cosmopolitan restaurants, two indoor shopping malls, a tennis centre with gym, bar and café, the Guildhall Arts Centre & Theatre, Meres Leisure Centre, the medieval St. Wulfram’s Church and the National Trust property, Grantham House. Just north of the town is another of their properties, Belton House and Park (less than 5 minutes by car), as well as the Belton Woods Hotel and Spa with two 18-hole Championship courses, whilst Harlaxton Manor, Woolsthorpe Manor (Newton’s birthplace) and Belvoir Castle are to the west. Schools There are many primary schools in Grantham with Cliffedale Primary School only half a mile away, and Belton Lane Community Primary School just over a mile away, both rated Good by Ofsted, whilst there are schools in the private sector such as the Grantham Preparatory School. For secondary education, the co-ed Priory Ruskin Academy is within walking distance and rated Outstanding by Ofsted; also nearby, the famous King’s School (for boys) and Kesteven and Grantham Girls’ School are extremely highly regarded state grammar schools also rated Outstanding by Ofsted. Other popular secondary schools are Greenfields Academy and Walton Academy both rated Good by Ofsted. Seller Insight “Ten years ago, we discovered this charming cottage in the heart of the market town of Grantham and from the moment we stepped inside we knew this was the one as it was such a warm and welcoming home; it has been one of the best decisions we have made.” "Having always lived in the countryside, we found the location was perfect. The front of the house overlooks the beautiful parkland of Wyndham Park which is a Green Heritage Site and to the rear we have the most beautiful, private gardens. Grantham station is just a mile away and the A1 3 miles away so it’s incredibly easy to get anywhere. We feel like we truly have the best of both worlds.” “We believe Seven Stars was originally a Coaching Inn, run by a gentleman namely William Poole during the time 1851-1861, hence the name Seven Stars Inn. Formerly two cottages, it is often described as a tardis as being deceptively spacious and provides so many unique and wonderful spaces to entertain, relax and enjoy. It has been important to us to retain and respect the original features throughout the property such as the exposed beams, stone walls and fireplaces thus we have carefully made sympathetic improvements.” “We have taken great pride in maintaining Seven Stars, it has been imperative to blend the timeless character of the property with the practical needs of today; just this year we have upgraded the family bathroom. We have also upgraded the kitchen, boot room and have added the double glazed timber French doors to the drawing room, creating a wonderful connection with the courtyard garden.” “The garden has been a real labour of love for me, transformed through planting a wide range of shrubs, trees and perennials which change and shift with the seasons to provide year round joy. The gardens burst into life in spring with narcissus and bluebells, with wisteria gracefully winding along the stone and brick walls, before summer arrives in a riot of beautiful colours. In autumn we embrace the vibrant orange and reds which lead into the delicate winter beauty of snowdrops, aconites and tightly clipped topiary.” “The rear courtyard garden is gracefully framed by the fragrant wisteria where during the summer months, we dine outside most evenings as it’s such a sunny and sheltered spot. Having doors from both the kitchen and drawing room allows both comfort and ease. The old stone steps lead up onto the lawn and gardens, all enclosed by hedging so it’s very private. The Summer house is the most enchanting place to sit and enjoy the view of the larger lawned garden, with glimpses of hidden areas beyond the borders. “It is difficult to pick a favourite part of the house as we are spoilt for choice but the kitchen is the real heart of our home and the open views from the windows are such a delight. Outside, the sunken garden, formerly a swimming pool, which sits along side of the brick garage has created a fabulous space for entertaining. We added timber doors to the garage, so part of it can be used to store the garden furniture, firepit and BBQ and added a drinks fridge so everything you need is there. I also planted six varieties of roses within each of the formal box hedging. The delicate frothy blooms spill over the neatly clipped hedged to form a striking contrast, adding interest and fragrance to the space. Each year both the house and gardens grow more beautiful.” Services: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage Local Authority: South Kesteven District Council Council Tax Band: E EPC: Exempt Features: - Tennis - Garden - Parking - Terrace

4 bd

Harlaxton

USD 323,934

6 bd

Louth

USD 971,803

4 bd

Lincolnshire

USD 1,230,951

Jasmine Cottage is a charming, character-filled, five-bedroomed detached home spanning 2,734 sq.ft - offering superb family living. On the ground floor, the main door from the driveway opens into a welcoming reception hallway with guest cloakroom and leads to family room, sitting /dining room and study. The property features a spacious dining kitchen with a walk-in pantry, a cozy snug, and the convenience of a secondary entrance with a boot room, which leads to a guest cloakroom and a generously sized utility room. The first floor offers five beautifully appointed double bedrooms, each designed to deliver comfort and style. With both a well-appointed bathroom and an elegant shower room, this provides exceptional flexibility to accommodate family and guests alike, blending comfort with practicality. The property features an electrically gated driveway with ample space for a garage or carport. The extensive gardens include a spacious York stone terrace, large lawned area set with mature trees and well-stocked flower beds. The garden area includes a vegetable garden, a productive orchard with a wildlife pond and a heated greenhouse. All of this is beautifully situated on a generous 0.8-acre plot, offering both privacy and abundant outdoor space. Ground Floor Accommodation The reception hallway of Jasmine Cottage is particularly inviting and features a striking double-height ceiling and a galleried landing, setting a welcoming tone upon entry. From here, you’ll find the first of two guest cloakrooms, along with access to the family room, elegant sitting and dining room, and a study. The family room provides exceptional versatility, currently used by the owners as an additional study. Like all of the front-facing rooms, it enjoys abundant natural light and sweeping views over the surrounding countryside. This inviting space also offers direct access to the cozy snug, with a wood-burning stove and the spacious dining kitchen, enhancing its role as a central, multifunctional area within the home. A standout feature of this home is the generously proportioned dining kitchen, spacious enough to accommodate a large dining table and perfect for entertaining. With charming, exposed ceiling beams and a modern electric AGA, this kitchen beautifully combines traditional character with contemporary lifestyle appeal. There is an extensive range of granite preparation surfaces with cupboards and drawers, an electric oven, induction hob and extractor fan. There is also a recessed one-and-a-quarter sink unit and spaces for a dishwasher and an American-style fridge/freezer. A generous walk-in pantry enhances the space, offering ample preparation surfaces and additional appliance storage, creating a truly special culinary experience. The seamless flow and versatility of the home continue through the dining kitchen, which leads to a boot room and the elegant sitting/dining room. The rear entrance to the front of the house serves as a practical space, ideal for garden access, with a conveniently located second guest cloakroom. It also connects to a spacious utility room, well equipped with ample preparation surfaces, a sink, and designated spaces for a washing machine and tumble dryer, while a glazed door opens directly to the rear garden. The generously proportioned, light-filled, sitting/dining room is a true highlight of the home, offering exceptional versatility. There is plenty of space for dining, while the room seamlessly transitions into a cosy seating area, with a charming wood-burning stove. With two sets of French doors opening onto the extensive terrace and garden, this room effortlessly combines indoor comfort with outdoor living. First Floor Accommodation A staircase from the reception hallway ascends to the first floor, where a galleried landing provides access to five spacious double bedrooms, each enjoying delightful views, with fitted wardrobes enhancing four of the rooms. A beautifully appointed family bathroom and an elegant, separate shower room complete the first floor, this thoughtful layout offers exceptional versatility, perfect for family living and hosting guests. Outside The spacious driveway has electrically operated gates, and provides ample parking and convenient access to an electric car charging point, along with plenty of potential for a garage or carport. To the rear of the property, an extensive stone terrace is accessible from the main entrance door, sitting/dining room and the utility room, perfectly blending indoor and outdoor living. The large, well-established lawned garden, framed by flourishing herbaceous and flowering borders, offers a high degree of privacy. For those with a passion for gardening, there is a dedicated vegetable garden with raised beds, a timber garden shed, an outdoor store, and a greenhouse. Set within a generous 0.8-acre plot, the garden is an incredibly versatile space, ideal for family relaxation, alfresco dining, entertaining, play, and gardening. Local Area Fiskerton-cum-Morton is a welcoming and friendly community set in a peaceful and picturesque landscape with a village shop/post office, hair salon, two gastro pubs, and a railway station with connections to Nottingham and Newark. There is easy access to the countryside and riverside walks. The village enjoys easy access to schools, with school bus services to Southwell primary schools and the highly regarded Minster School and to the many facilities in the attractive market town of Southwell. For commuters, Fiskerton’s strategic position provides easy access to Nottingham, Leicester, and London, thanks to the A1 & A46 and rapid train services from Newark Northgate Railway Station to London King's Cross in as little as 70 mins. Information Services: Oil fired central heating, mains electricity and water are understood to be connected. There is a private drainage system connected to the property. We have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order. The buyer is advised to obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor. Tenure: Freehold. Local Authority: Newark and Sherwood District Council. Tax Band F Energy Performance: A full copy of the Energy Performance Certificate is available on request. Viewings: Strictly by appointment with Fine & Country Nottingham. Directions: Please use what3words app - lunching.flows.washing Distances: Southwell 2 miles, Newark 7 miles, Nottingham 15 miles, Lincoln 24 miles, Leicester 39 miles Features: - Garden

5 bd

Fiskerton

USD 809,836

3 bd

Scotter

USD 842,229

This light and spacious house, designed in the Art Moderne style reminiscent of the 1930s, was actually constructed in the 1950s with meticulous attention to detail and the use of high-quality materials. With two very generous reception rooms, two garden rooms, four double bedrooms, a games room with a sizeable first floor balcony and an integral double garage, there is plenty of space for a big family or indeed scope to create an annex (subject to planning). As well as a mature, south facing garden, over 10 acres of land adjoins the back suggesting this could make the perfect equestrian property. The location is exceptional, offering a tranquil rural setting that could even be ideal for a London commuter. Its proximity to the A16 provides easy access to Peterborough, where fast train services to London take approximately 45 minutes. On the other hand, the charming market town of Spalding is just a 5-minute drive away, offering excellent schools, shopping opportunities, and sports facilities. Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Spalding

USD 680,262

3 bd

Lincolnshire

USD 1,198,557

This exceptional opportunity presents itself with the benefits of approved planning permission for the construction of a generously proportioned dwelling made of stone, evocative of Georgian architecture with its symmetrical design, elegant stone portico, and classic sash windows. Nestled on approximately one acre of land (subject to a measured survey), the proposed property is situated at the edge of a picturesque village, providing a serene countryside lifestyle while maintaining convenient access to the towns of Stamford and Peterborough. Set back from the road, this charming stone residence will provide versatile and contemporary open-plan living spaces. Upon entry, one will be greeted by a spacious and airy entrance hall, from which an impressive staircase will ascend to the first floor. The hallway will grant access to various reception and living areas, including a drawing room featuring a fireplace to the left and an office or library to the right. Both rooms, will be positioned at the front of the house and will benefit from an abundance of natural light streaming through their large sash windows. The bright and inviting kitchen/dining room, alongside a family room, is planned to be located at the rear of the property. All three spaces will be equipped with bi-fold doors, fostering a seamless connection to the rear garden and pool area. The first floor will accommodate five generously sized bedrooms, arranged around a central galleried landing. The principal bedroom will boast its own dressing room, an en suite shower room, and a Juliet balcony that offers delightful views of the garden. The second bedroom will also feature an en suite and a Juliet balcony, while the remaining three bedrooms will share a well-appointed family bathroom. In addition, the planning permission includes a self-contained annex situated behind the double garage. This garage is designed to conveniently link to the main house via a utility room and boot room, providing additional practicality. The sunlit, enclosed rear garden is designed for leisure and entertainment, will be featuring an outdoor swimming pool and a spacious patio terrace ideal for al fresco dining. The remainder of the grounds will be featuring a central lawn, a pond, and a variety of trees and shrubs along the perimeter. The charming village of Ufford lies between Stamford (5 miles to the northwest) and Peterborough (8 miles to the southeast). The area is renowned for its stunning countryside walks through undulating terrain, with routes leading to nearby villages such as Ashton and Southorpe. Ufford itself hosts The White Hart pub, which serves meals and offers accommodations, a vibrant village hall, and the recently restored St. Andrew’s Church, now open for services and community activities. Educational opportunities in the vicinity are excellent, with a lovely primary school in Barnack and another in Uffington. For secondary education, Stamford is only a ten-minute drive away. The A1 is a mere five minutes from the property, and the centre of Peterborough can be reached in about fifteen minutes, where fast trains to London take just 46 minutes, making this location highly desirable for commuters. Approved Planning Application 24/00778/FUL via Peterborough City Council Agent's Note: All images are Computer Generated Images (CGI)

6 bd

Stamford

USD 1,036,590

5 bd

Lincolnshire

USD 1,425,311

Nestled in the sought-after Vale of Belvoir, The Moors is a stunning country home situated in a secluded, rural location close to the village of Eaton. Approached by a long sweeping gravel drive, the property boasts fantastic reception rooms downstairs and four well-proportioned bedrooms upstairs – all with uninterrupted views of the gardens and the idyllic surrounding countryside. Built in 1939 for the current owner’s grandparents, the property retains many original features, including fireplaces and a historic dovecote. The formal gardens, which cover around two acres of land, are quite stunning, offering privacy with mature and manicured gardens, several useful outbuildings, and a double garage. Eaton is a highly desirable location, with excellent links to the A1 and Grantham (with direct trains to London King’s Cross in around 70 minutes), Stathern, Eastwell and Belvoir Castle – all of which are located nearby.    • A stunning country home built in 1939 with a wealth of period features • Two acres of gardens and grounds • Secluded location in a tranquil rural setting • Large entrance hall with downstairs WC • Solid oak flooring in the main reception areas • A spacious and light living room with a mixed-fuel burner • Separate dining room with double doors to the study • Conservatory-style study with fine garden views • A heart-of-the-home kitchen with ample low-level and high-level units • Integrated appliances include a Rangemaster oven, fridge-freezer and integrated dishwasher • Large pantry with original 1930s tiled shelving • Handy boiler room, workshop and ‘garden’ WC in a courtyard wing • Utility room features fitted shelving and space for appliances • Large first-floor landing with views across the gardens • Four generously sized bedrooms with glorious garden and countryside views • Charming balcony extends from bedroom 2 – perfect for a morning coffee • Three bedrooms feature original fireplaces • Spacious family bathroom with original glass wall tiles and on-trend checkerboard flooring • Large floor-to-ceiling airing cupboard for storing towels • Extensive mature gardens that wrap around the house • Formal gardens include an array of fruit trees, rhododendrons, shrubs, a flower garden and a gorgeous Oak tree • Several outbuildings, including a converted 1940s air raid shelter • Office in the garden with a log burner • Garden shed that is double-glazed and could be adapted for different uses • Small stores used for potting and garden tools • A period dovecote • Sweeping gravel drive with a double garage to the side of the house • Double garage includes a lockable workshop Sellers Insight: “We’ve loved living here and will miss it a lot. It’s a really peaceful and quiet home – great for entertaining and family life. My grandparents originally built the house in the late 1930s and it’s been handed down through the generations. The property has been well cared for – retaining many of the original features. Three of the bedrooms have period fireplaces and there are other historic elements such as the glass tiles in the bathroom and a dovecote in the garden. So, the house is full of character, coupled with contemporary touches.” “The reception rooms downstairs are all exceptionally light and airy. There’s lots of space and a communal feel – which is great for family get-togethers and entertaining.” “The bedrooms all have wonderful views of the gardens and countryside. From the smallest bedroom, you get spectacular views in the morning as the sun rises and you can often see deer roaming around in the distance.” “The house was designed for countryside living. So, you have the area with the boiler room and ‘garden’ loo. This is handy when you’re coming in from a country walk or gardening – as it’s somewhere to store wet coats and muddy boots.” “In the summer, the gardens are wonderful for entertaining, playing football or just chilling out and enjoying the spectacular views. You can almost get lost in the grounds. The patio area is very pretty and a real suntrap in the summer. The gardens have an extensive range of fruit trees, including apples, pears, plums, greengages, raspberries, blackcurrants, and redcurrants.” “The colours in the garden are spectacular in the spring and summer. We have several varieties of rhododendrons around the property, as well as wisteria, beautiful lime trees and a stunning Oak tree. There are several outbuildings and sheds in the gardens – which are great for storage. The garden shed has double glazing and a storage heater, so it could be adapted for various uses. There’s also a garden office with a wood burner.” “You have a lot of privacy and seclusion around the property. Eaton and the surrounding villages are very friendly, with a good mix of people who’ve lived here for a long time and newcomers.” “You’re close to the larger towns of Grantham and Stamford. The Engine Yard, which is three miles away, has independent shops and a café. You’re also close to Stamford, which has a much wider range of shops and other amenities. There are lots of great country pubs locally.” “For commuters, there are good road links to major cities such as Nottingham and Leicester. You can also get direct trains to London from Grantham in just over an hour.” Location Situated in the northeast corner of Leicestershire close to Melton Mowbray (8 miles) and Grantham (11 miles), Eaton is a charming hillside village comprising largely of traditional houses and cottages. The village is home to the 13th-century St Denys Church, a village hall, and a children’s play park. Just three miles down the road is the ‘Engine Yard’ – which has several independent shops, including a farm shop selling locally sourced goods. Nearby Grantham and Stamford offer a wider range of amenities, including shops, country pubs and doctors’ surgeries. The area is notable for its family-friendly feel and excellent schools. The surrounding countryside offers a wealth of opportunities for walking, hiking, riding and cycling. Local leisure amenities include leisure centres, swimming pools, and gyms in Grantham and Stamford. Other attractions include Belvoir Castle and Belton House – which has the National Trust’s largest adventure playground. Eaton offers easy access to the A1 – providing road links north and south. There are mainline rail links from nearby Grantham to London King’s Cross (in around 70 minutes). Further afield, Nottingham (18 miles) and Leicester (23 miles) are both within easy reach by car. Schools There are several popular primary schools locally, including Stathern Primary School (rated ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted), Harby Church of England Primary School (rated ‘Good’) and Croxton Kerrial Church of England Primary School (rated ‘Good’). For independent education, there is the Grantham Prep International School – rated ‘Excellent’ in all areas in the 2023 ISI Inspection. For secondary education, the Priory Belvoir Academy in Bottesford is rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Grantham is home to the Priory Ruskin Academy (rated Outstanding) as well as two grammar schools: The King’s School (for boys) and Kesteven and Grantham Girls’ School. Other popular secondary schools include Greenfields Academy and Walton Academy – both of which are rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. There are independent schools in Stamford, Uppingham, Oakham and, further afield, in Nottingham and Leicester. Services Mains electricity and water (private septic tank); oil-fired central heating Local Authority: Melton Borough Council Council Tax Band: G EPC Rating: E Tenure: Freehold Features: - Garage - Garden

4 bd

Grantham

USD 842,229

5 bd

Lincolnshire

USD 2,066,701

Set on extensive grounds of approximately 5.7 acres (subject to measured survey), Northorpe Lodge combines elegance, comfort, and all the expected charm of rural living whilst still being conveniently situated near local amenities at the edge of the village of Thurlby near the historic town of Bourne. This exceptional four-bedroom family home is thoughtfully designed for a balance of stylish living spaces and functional areas. Upon entering, you’re welcomed into a grand entrance hall with an impressive staircase that rises and splits to a galleried landing, setting the tone for the sophistication that lies within. The ground floor features an expansive dual aspect living room with a statement fireplace, perfect for cosy evenings with family or friends, whilst the adjacent snug is perfect to curl up with a book and a glass of wine during long winter nights. The elegant dining room is situated across the hallway, next to the kitchen. The modern kitchen/diner is the heart of the home, fitted with modern shaker style units and topped with granite worktop whilst an island incorporates a sink, an integrated dishwasher and fitted with plenty of cupboards. Although heating is oil-fired, an electric Aga is giving great flexibility and plenty of cooking facilities along with the integrated microwave, as this house lends itself to entertaining on a grand scale. With space for dining at one end where French doors open onto the rear garden with the outdoor swimming pool, the room leads seamlessly into the bright and airy garden room at the other end with panoramic views of the garden. The garden room is fitted with air conditioning and another great feature of the property is the water softener which is in the utility room. Moving upstairs a spacious and bright galleried landing await along with four well-proportioned bedrooms, all fitted with en suite. The storage room between the master suite and the front bedroom has an electric pull down ladder providing access to the spacious loft, where there are three further rooms giving the opportunity to create further bedrooms, if needed. The charm of Northorpe Lodge extends beyond the interiors to the magnificent outdoor spaces – including a stunning outdoor heated swimming pool. The property is approached via a sweeping driveway, leading to a circular drive and the detached double garage with room above providing further space that can be used as an office or as an overflow guest accommodation. The gardens are a real feature, well-manicured lawns with a large natural pond, bordered with mature trees, hedges and shrubs, offering seclusion and privacy. The swimming pool is situated behind the property creating a centre peace of the rear garden, measured 9 m x 5 m and the depth is1.22 m to 1.8 m. The pool is heated with its own boiler which is located in the Amdega building at the side of it. A paved outside seating area is a real suntrap and offers wonderful space to soak up the sun or entertain outside. Another highlight of the property is the large barn, offering ample opportunity whether you need additional space for an office, studio, gym or additional guest accommodation. It could also be turned into a self-contained annex, subject to the necessary consents.  Features: - Garage - Garden

4 bd

Bourne

USD 712,656

Nestled in the enchanting and highly sought -after village of Moulton, near Spalding in Southeast Lincolnshire, just a stone's throw from the magnificent All Saints Church – known as the "Queen of the Fens" – stands a handsome, non-listed late Edwardian residence. This three-bedroom family home is conveniently situated near the village centre and its array of amenities. The property, adorned with white-painted brick, boasts a symmetrical façade accentuated by large bay windows flanking the front door, which bears a plaque above reading "J.E.S. 1919," signifying both the year of construction and the likely initials of its builder. Upon entry, a bright hallway invites you in. The ground floor comprises three reception rooms: two front sitting rooms, each featuring expansive bay windows that overlook the front garden and an inviting open fireplace, along with a snug that seamlessly connects from the kitchen to the garden through its generous French doors. The farmhouse style kitchen is fitted with a wealth of bespoke oak units topped with granite and featuring a Rangemaster (available for separate negotiation). Concealed within the units is a dishwasher and there is space for a large free standing fridge freezer. The kitchen flows into a dining area, which is graced with French doors that lead onto a rear terrace, perfectly positioned to bask in the morning sun. The ground floor also includes a utility room with space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, and adjacent to this is a downstairs WC.  Ascending to the first floor, one finds three spacious double bedrooms. The principal suite boasts an en-suite shower room, while the other two rooms are enhanced by charming period fireplaces. The family bathroom is generously proportioned, featuring both a fitted bath and a separate shower. Set upon a substantial plot of approximately 0.25 acres (subject to measured survey), the property is approached via a large gravel driveway leading to a detached single garage, which features a shower room on the ground floor and a sizable studio above, ideal for use as a gym or a home office. The expansive front garden and sun-drenched rear garden, predominantly laid to lawn, offer a private haven, entirely enclosed by hedging and fencing. Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

3 bd

Spalding

USD 1,004,197

Set in grounds of three-quarters of an acre, 75 Eastfield Lane is an immaculate contemporary home in the sought-after village of Welton. Extensively refurbished by the current owners, the property offers versatile, light and spacious living spaces perfectly suited to families and couples alike. Notable features include a stunning heart-of-the-home kitchen, separate dining room, garden room and four well-proportioned bedrooms. Outside, the garden, mainly laid to lawn, wraps around the property. The enclosed rear garden includes a patio area for al fresco dining and entertaining. At the front, there is ample parking space and a double garage/boot room – with the potential for conversion to an annex, office, or studio (subject to the usual consents). Welton is a quintessentially English village with a wide variety of amenities and social activities. The village is within easy reach of the beautiful cathedral city of Lincoln (six miles). Set in grounds of three-quarters of an acre, 75 Eastfield Lane is an immaculate contemporary home in the sought-after village of Welton. Extensively refurbished by the current owners, the property offers versatile, light and spacious living spaces perfectly suited to families and couples alike. Notable features include a stunning heart-of-the-home kitchen, separate dining room, garden room and four well-proportioned bedrooms. Outside, the garden, mainly laid to lawn, wraps around the property. The enclosed rear garden includes a patio area for al fresco dining and entertaining. At the front, there is ample parking space and a double garage/boot room – with the potential for conversion to an annex, office, or studio (subject to the usual consents). Welton is a quintessentially English village with a wide variety of amenities and social activities. The village is within easy reach of the beautiful cathedral city of Lincoln (six miles). • A substantial home with low-maintenance gardens • Located in a classic English village setting • Recently refurbished with contemporary fittings and features • Four well-appointed bedrooms (two with storage in the eaves) • Welcoming entrance hall with downstairs WC • Triple-aspect 20ft living room with a new log burner • Garden room with doors to the patio • Separate dining room extends to a large kitchen • Stunning kitchen includes solid wood worktops, ample cabinetry and a Butler-style sink • High-end Bosch appliances include a double oven (with microwave) and dishwasher • An expansive central island and separate breakfast bar • Utility room with fitted units and a wealth of space for appliances • Study/office with made-to-measure Neville Johnson units • Karndean flooring throughout the ground and first floor • Dual-aspect master bedroom with en-suite shower room • Family shower room and en-suite with Aqualisa, Merlyn and Duravit fittings • New boiler with energy-saving smart controls • Stylishly decorated in contemporary colours throughout • Double garage with boot room • Smart boot room fitted with contemporary units and a sink – ideal for muddy walks and dogs • Boot room offers the potential for conversion to an annexe, office or studio • Well-maintained gardens with large lawns, mature trees and borders • Paved patio offers the perfect space for al fresco dining • Large timber summerhouse for entertaining friends and family • Huge garden shed suitable for storing large garden equipment • Sweeping gravel drive with parking for multiple vehicles • Electric gates, wooden fencing and metal railings – perfect to keep pets safe and secure Location Situated just six miles from Lincoln, Welton is a picturesque village with a vibrant feel and a huge range of amenities on the doorstep. It boasts a Co-op shop (with a pharmacy), post office, doctors’ surgery and dentist, a pet store, cafes and takeaways, butcher’s, a village hall, a library and St Mary’s Church. Located in the heart of the village, The Black Bull pub is steeped in history and was known as the local ‘haunt’ of the Dambusters. There are clubs catering to all tastes and ages in the village, from bridge to scouts and from crafts to the WI. Outdoors, there is a sports field with football pitches, a skate park, a children’s play area, a bowling green, riding stables and a golf centre of excellence. Welton is situated in the idyllic Lincolnshire countryside. The village is just a few miles from the Lincolnshire Wolds – an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that’s perfect for an afternoon walk, hike or ramble. There are excellent road links north and south (via the A46, A15, and A57) and direct trains from Lincoln to London King’s Cross. Lincoln is one of the country’s finest medieval cities, with a beautiful cathedral and castle alongside cobbled streets and quaint shops. The city is home to the University of Lincoln and the New Theatre Royal, offering an eclectic mix of family entertainment, comedy, dance and music. Schools Welton has its own popular primary school (St Mary’s) and the highly-regarded William Farr Secondary School – both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Other local schools include Dunholme St Chad's Church of England Primary School (less than a mile away), Ellison Boulters Church of England Academy (2.7 miles), Hackthorn Church of England Primary School (2.5 miles) and the Priory Pembroke Academy. For private education, the Minster Schools (Prep and Senior) in Lincoln are highly rated. Seller Insights “When we first visited, we loved the light, spacious and airy feel of the house. We’ve carried out extensive refurbishments, fitting a new Symphony kitchen as well as shower rooms, flooring, windows, doors and many other features. We’ve also installed a new boiler with smart energy savings features. A new owner could literally move straight in. The property would be perfect for families or a couple looking to move to a more rural location. “We’ve also given the garden a make-over to create a more minimalistic look – with the front and rear garden mainly laid to lawn but also with a number of mature trees, including Cedar and fruit trees. It’s very low maintenance but, equally, the outside space could offer a blank canvas for a keen gardener to add their own mark.” “Welton is a very friendly village. There is always so much going on, from craft workshops to festivals, sporting events, the monthly farmers’ market, and the ‘Jambusters WI’, which I’ve been very involved with. There’s something for everyone – from young people right through to retirees. You can be as involved in village life as you want to be. As a village, we come together for annual events such as the May Day celebrations, a scarecrow trail, fireworks, and the Christmas lights switch-on and market. Lots of people have lived in Welton for 30 or 40 years, which says a lot about the quality of life here.” “The village has everything you could need in terms of amenities and social activities but it’s great to have the city of Lincoln just a few miles down the road. There’s good public transport here too. You’ll find regular bus services into Lincoln and a new night bus has just started.” “The local area has great schools. In Welton and the surrounding villages, you’ll find several pre-schools as well as primary schools and the well-regarded William Farr Secondary School.” “You’re in the heart of the Lincolnshire countryside here in Welton. There are some fabulous scenic country walks around the local area. You’ll find a large nature reserve within walking distance in the neighbouring village of Dunholme – perfect for a dog walk or an afternoon out with friends. There are also several hiking routes nearby as well as local riding stables. We’re very lucky to live in such a beautiful rural setting.” Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage; gas central heating Local Authority: West Lindsey District Council Council Tax Band: F EPC: C Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Lincoln