5 bedroom house

An extremely well presented four/five bedroom detached house, originally a modest farm cottage but now with significant extensions creating a good sized family home, offering spacious. flexible. modern living accommodation with quality bathroom and kitchen fittings. Discreetly positioned down a private lane on a plot extending to 0.32 acres, having a significant range of outbuildings that offer an enthusiast space and secure accommodation for a collection of cars, bikes or tractors.

Internal accommodation comprises; Ground Floor: large utility room, boot room (formerly office), dining kitchen, cloakroom, hallway/dining room, winter lounge and fantastic summer family room with wood burning stove. First Floor: master bedroom with excellent en suite bathroom, guest bedroom with en suite shower room, two further bedrooms and family bathroom. Second Floor: attic bedroom or store. The overall living space extending to 2,083ft². The property benefits from mains water and electricity, oil fired central heating, uPVC double glazing and has drainage to a private system.

Externally there are attractive gardens surrounding the house, predominantly laid to lawn with paved seating areas and a timber garden shed, a generous parking and turning area to the front, leading to the double garage creating a divide between the gardens and the “yard”. Around the yard is a secure caravan/ motorhome storage building with lean to garage alongside, with workshop to the rear and large side store. Gates between the garage and caravan store lead into the “yard” with covered open bays around offering undercover storage for at least 8 vehicles and an excellent circulation space in the middle.

The combination of a well presented house and a quality range of outbuildings makes Homestead Cottage an attractive proposition for any prospective purchaser. With the services and amenities of Spilsby close by, and the larger towns of Horncastle, Boston and Skegness within 11, 13 and 16 miles respectively, the property is well placed in the heart of Lincolnshire – being on the periphery of the Wolds. 

 

Marketed by: Robert Bell, Horncastle