Main Road
Leadenham, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN5 0PE
Guide Price
£699,950
Residential Tags: Grade II
Property Tags: Equestrian
Land Tags: Paddock
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Nov 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Grade II
- Property Tags: Equestrian
- Land Tags: Paddock
A wonderful detached five bedroom family home near to Leadenham Polo Club with integral garaging, a grade II listed annexe and about 1.5 acres of gardens and grounds with stabling.
Description
Elegantly presented throughout and benefiting from beautiful gardens, grounds and paddocks of about one and a half acres in total, this versatile family home is an excellent proposition for an equestrian household. Cleverly designed and built by the current owners to capitalise on the beautiful vistas of its idyllic setting, it sits discreetly back from the road behind a considerable gravel driveway on the edges of the village. Warm neutral tones flow cohesively throughout light filled rooms, and a stylish self-contained two bedroom annexe proffers ample options for multi-generational living or AirBnB guests. Integral garaging supplies secure off-road parking, while expansive landscaped gardens frame an exceptional central pond and adjoin paddocks with stabling and outbuildings.
On the ground floor a welcoming hallway unfolds onto a refined double aspect sitting room with a focal point fireplace and plentiful space in which to relax and entertain. Opening onto a notable modern conservatory, a superbly sized kitchen/dining room is commendably appointed with tastefully chosen cabinetry housing both integrated and freestanding appliances. A central island generates space to sit and catch up with the day’s events while you cook, and the sociable layout easily accommodates both dining and seating areas. French doors connect with the conservatory giving you every excuse to admire the views, while an adjacent boot room is a considered addition.
The admirable presentation continues upstairs where three outstanding bedrooms produce an ideal measure of flexible family accommodation. Each one benefits from an en suite bath or shower room, and whilst the marvellous principal bedroom enjoys breath-taking outlooks from its Juliet balcony, an equally impressive second bedroom has a wealth of storage within fitted wardrobes.
Creating a host of possibilities, a tremendous two bedroom grade II listed annexe is arranged over two storeys. Self-contained with a private entrance, it offers independent living whilst also having the advantage of being connected to the main property’s conservatory via an enclosed hallway.
Beautifully bordered by an abundance of statuesque trees giving a prized degree of privacy and seclusion, grounds of about one and a half acres provide a wealth of potential for equestrian families and a picturesque backdrop to this Leadenham village home. Shared by the annexe and the main house, a capacious landscaped garden flows around a magnificent central pond and creates a marvellous place for al fresco entertaining. A vegetable patch and greenhouse are an added bonus for a budding gardener, and the paddocks and fields stretch out to the side and rear peppered with first class stabling and a selection of outbuildings.
To the front of the property an abundance of foliage from lovingly planted flowerbeds and tall trees border a brilliantly broad gravel driveway that together with the integral garaging has off-road parking space for several vehicles.
Location
Leadenham is a popular, picturesque village which lies to the south of the historic cathedral city of Lincoln. The village has many amenities including a village pub, primary school, Post Office, village hall, polo club and primary school. Nearby there are farm shops and a local secondary school with further amenities and larger shops in Navenby (3.9 miles). Leadenham is well located with easy access to both the A607 and A17, with rail links to London and other major cities from the mainline stations at Grantham (12.5 miles) and Newark (10.4 miles). Lincoln is approximately 15 miles away offering a full range of amenities including shops, leisure facilities, the quaintly historic Cathedral Quarter, universities and the County Hospital. The well-respected Minster and St Mary's private schools are also situated in Lincoln. Lincoln train station has a direct train to London (Kings Cross from 120 minutes).
Square Footage: 3,102 sq ft
Acreage: 1.5 Acres
Additional Info
North Kesteven District Council Tax Band D
Council tax for the Annexe is A
Marketed by: Savills, Lincoln
Description
Elegantly presented throughout and benefiting from beautiful gardens, grounds and paddocks of about one and a half acres in total, this versatile family home is an excellent proposition for an equestrian household. Cleverly designed and built by the current owners to capitalise on the beautiful vistas of its idyllic setting, it sits discreetly back from the road behind a considerable gravel driveway on the edges of the village. Warm neutral tones flow cohesively throughout light filled rooms, and a stylish self-contained two bedroom annexe proffers ample options for multi-generational living or AirBnB guests. Integral garaging supplies secure off-road parking, while expansive landscaped gardens frame an exceptional central pond and adjoin paddocks with stabling and outbuildings.
On the ground floor a welcoming hallway unfolds onto a refined double aspect sitting room with a focal point fireplace and plentiful space in which to relax and entertain. Opening onto a notable modern conservatory, a superbly sized kitchen/dining room is commendably appointed with tastefully chosen cabinetry housing both integrated and freestanding appliances. A central island generates space to sit and catch up with the day’s events while you cook, and the sociable layout easily accommodates both dining and seating areas. French doors connect with the conservatory giving you every excuse to admire the views, while an adjacent boot room is a considered addition.
The admirable presentation continues upstairs where three outstanding bedrooms produce an ideal measure of flexible family accommodation. Each one benefits from an en suite bath or shower room, and whilst the marvellous principal bedroom enjoys breath-taking outlooks from its Juliet balcony, an equally impressive second bedroom has a wealth of storage within fitted wardrobes.
Creating a host of possibilities, a tremendous two bedroom grade II listed annexe is arranged over two storeys. Self-contained with a private entrance, it offers independent living whilst also having the advantage of being connected to the main property’s conservatory via an enclosed hallway.
Beautifully bordered by an abundance of statuesque trees giving a prized degree of privacy and seclusion, grounds of about one and a half acres provide a wealth of potential for equestrian families and a picturesque backdrop to this Leadenham village home. Shared by the annexe and the main house, a capacious landscaped garden flows around a magnificent central pond and creates a marvellous place for al fresco entertaining. A vegetable patch and greenhouse are an added bonus for a budding gardener, and the paddocks and fields stretch out to the side and rear peppered with first class stabling and a selection of outbuildings.
To the front of the property an abundance of foliage from lovingly planted flowerbeds and tall trees border a brilliantly broad gravel driveway that together with the integral garaging has off-road parking space for several vehicles.
Location
Leadenham is a popular, picturesque village which lies to the south of the historic cathedral city of Lincoln. The village has many amenities including a village pub, primary school, Post Office, village hall, polo club and primary school. Nearby there are farm shops and a local secondary school with further amenities and larger shops in Navenby (3.9 miles). Leadenham is well located with easy access to both the A607 and A17, with rail links to London and other major cities from the mainline stations at Grantham (12.5 miles) and Newark (10.4 miles). Lincoln is approximately 15 miles away offering a full range of amenities including shops, leisure facilities, the quaintly historic Cathedral Quarter, universities and the County Hospital. The well-respected Minster and St Mary's private schools are also situated in Lincoln. Lincoln train station has a direct train to London (Kings Cross from 120 minutes).
Square Footage: 3,102 sq ft
Acreage: 1.5 Acres
Additional Info
North Kesteven District Council Tax Band D
Council tax for the Annexe is A
Marketed by: Savills, Lincoln
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.