4 bedroom detached house

This four bedroom detached home is a little piece of 1930's heaven, beautifully crafted and sitting in an elevated position with stunning views across park and townscape. If you're looking for space, character and peace of mind, look no further, you're home!

This fabulous four bedroom detached period home is within walking distance of two primary schools and Grantham's prestigious Kesteven and Grantham Girls School. Built in 1934 it epitomises the space and character of the period whilst offering contemporary living for any growing family. Pass through the brick arched porch into a stunning entrance hall with feature panelled wall which in turn leads to a sitting room with slate lined fireplace and bow window, a dual aspect dining room, breakfast kitchen with granite worktops, a utility space, conservatory and two downstairs WC's. Passing a stunning stained glass arched window on the half landing, climb up to the first floor where there are four good bedrooms, three doubles and a generous single, plus a contemporary four piece bathroom. The views from both sitting room and front facing bedrooms are awe inspiring.

To the front is a mediterranean styled garden adjacent to a block paved drive which will hold two vehicles before a single garage with workshop and hidden courtyard behind. The rear garden seems to stretch forever offering hidden delights which include decking near the house, a private coffee spot behind the conservatory, child friendly lawns and a secret path leading to an orchard which is carpeted with flowers in spring.

This home is characterised by high ceilings and skirting boards, period style wall panels, 1930's bow windows, stained glass, plaster ceiling rose and original interior doors. It has gas central heating, is mostly uPVC double glazed and has access to super fast broadband.

Grantham is an historic market town conveniently situated on the A1 and with the East Coast main line to London taking just 70 minutes to Kings Cross, this is a great place to be. Offering all the usual amenities such as leisure and shopping facilities, the town has numerous good primary and secondary schools including both girls and boys grammar schools. Sandon Road is a prime location within easy walking distance of the town centre, parks and riverside walks, and is in close proximity to the Kesteven and Grantham Girls School and the Kings School for Boys.

This property includes:

• 01 - Porch
  
  Steps lead up to a characterful arched entrance porch with stained glass french doors and decorative fanlight. Step through onto a period style tiled floor signalling the charm ahead. Repelling the drafts, there's room in here for some coat pegs or a hat stand and space to kick off the shoes. A half glazed front door opens to the...
  
  
• 02 - Entrance Porch
  
  A picture of calm and elegance, the entrance hall sets the tone for the spaces to come. An impressive staircase reminiscent of the style of Rene Mackintosh rises to the first floor past a glorious stained glass window on the half landing. Gentle blue contrasts with pristine white panelling and a pale laminate floor. There's plenty of room for practical considerations such as a console table or display case. An under stairs cupboard gives great storage.
  
  
• 03 - Sitting Room
  
  5.09m x 4.25m (21.6 sqm) - 16' 8" x 13' 11" (233 sqft)
  
  Dual aspect and exceptionally spacious, the focal point of this delightful room ought to be the Adam style fireplace with polished slate hearth but the eye is drawn to the delightful bow window which gives fabulous views across the park. What a stunning outlook. A plaster ceiling rose sets off the chandelier to perfection. This is a wonderful room in which to plonk yourself down and relax with family at the end of the day.
  
  
• 04 - Kitchen / Breakfast Room
  
  5.08m x 2.94m (14.9 sqm) - 16' 8" x 9' 7" (160 sqft)
  
  The kitchen is fitted with a range of pale wood wall and floor units with polished granite worktops which extend to a peninsula breakfast bar, handy for light bites. Integral appliances include ceramic hob and eye level ovens plus dishwasher and fridge/freezer. The large window has pretty stained glass inserts which complement the gentian blue on the wall. Ceramic tiles on walls and floor add to the country feel.
  
  
• 05 - Dining Room
  
  4.03m x 3.64m (14.6 sqm) - 13' 2" x 11' 11" (157 sqft)
  
  This generous dining room is dual aspect with an attractive arched window in the side elevation and french doors to the conservatory beyond. The focal point is a Portland stone fireplace with inset gas fire which suits the period style. There's ample room here for a large dining table and chairs plus attendant sideboard so it's perfect for both formal entertaining or enjoying cosy meals with family.
  
  
• 06 - Conservatory
  
  4.5m x 2.36m (10.6 sqm) - 14' 9" x 7' 8" (114 sqft)
  
  The rectangular style with pitched polycarbonate roof suits the period and provides great space for those quieter moments when you just want to curl up and read a good book or watch the wildlife in the garden. It has a ceiling fan for those warmer days. It also makes an excellent office space for those who work from home. French doors open directly onto decking in the garden.
  
  
• 07 - Utility Room
  
  Beyond the kitchen is the rear porch with a door to the back garden and two utility spaces one of which can house washing machine and tumble dryer. A little cooler out here, it provides good larder space too. Fitted cupboards and wooden worktop frame a butler sink which is ideal for washing the veg, the smalls or the dog! These are really useful spaces.
  
  
• 08 - WC
  
  Just off the utility space is a separate WC with tiled floor and two windows. It is fitted with a wall mounted sink and low level WC. The central heating boiler is on the wall and there is a loft hatch above. This is the ideal gardener's loo as it is close to the back door.
  
  
• 09 - Cloakroom
  
  An archway with panelled door opens into the main cloakroom which is just off the entrance hall. Wedge shaped, it has a feature circular stained glass window with the year of the build, 1934. It is fitted with a pedestal wash hand basin and low level WC and there is oodles of space for coats, bags and shoes.
  
  
• 10 - Landing
  
  The sun shines through the original single glazed stained glass window piercing the pretty floral design, sending shafts of light upstairs. On the landing is an airing cupboard with hot water tank and shelving for the linens and there is room for a bookshelf or two. There is a loft hatch in the ceiling.
  
  
• 11 - Bedroom 1
  
  5.09m x 4.12m (21 sqm) - 16' 8" x 13' 6" (226 sqft)
  
  This large double bedroom must have one of the best views in Grantham. Overlooking the park with views of the church spire, the townscape and countryside beyond just imagine waking up to this each morning. Dual aspect, it has a bank of fitted wardrobes along one elevation giving excellent storage and there's still room for a dressing table in the bow window and other free standing furniture.
  
  
• 12 - Bedroom 2
  
  4.04m x 3.65m (14.7 sqm) - 13' 3" x 11' 11" (158 sqft)
  
  This large double room is also dual aspect and predominantly overlooks the rear garden. There are glimpses of both the church spire and the school yard through the side window.
  
  
• 13 - Bedroom 3
  
  3.13m x 3m (9.3 sqm) - 10' 3" x 9' 10" (101 sqft)
  
  This double bedroom is a decent size and has an aspect over the rear garden. It has a picture rail all round and has a fitted wardrobe in the corner.
  
  
• 14 - Bedroom 4
  
  3.67m x 2.4m (8.8 sqm) - 12' x 7' 10" (94 sqft)
  
  This generous single bedroom has a window at the front of the house enjoying that staggering view over the park.
  
  
• 15 - Bathroom
  
  2.89m x 1.79m (5.1 sqm) - 9' 5" x 5' 10" (55 sqft)
  
  The bathroom is fully tiled and fitted in a contemporary style with a nod to art deco in its feature tiles and stained glass. It has a panelled bath, a corner shower unit with sliding doors and mains fed shower, high gloss vanity unit with basin over and mirrored shelf plus a WC with hidden cistern. Period style taps complete the look.
  
  
• 16 - Workshop
  
  3.5m x 3.36m (11.7 sqm) - 11' 5" x 11' (126 sqft)
  
  Hidden behind the garage is a large workshop with light and power. It has a window to the garden and two doors. One opens into a secret courtyard which you might pretty up with potted plants or house the rabbit cage as it's utterly sheltered. The other leads directly into the garage.
  
  
• 17 - Garage (Single)
  
  5.17m x 2.75m (14.2 sqm) - 16' 11" x 9' (153 sqft)
  
  The single garage has an electrically operated roller shutter door. Ideal for additional storage, you could conceivably park a vehicle in here!
  
  
• 18 - Front Garden
  
  To the front is a block paved drive which will hold two vehicles in front of the single garage. A brick wall provides shelter and privacy for the mediterranean style planting adjacent. A gate to the side gives access to the private rear garden
  
  
• 19 - Rear Gardens
  
  And the rear garden goes on and on and on! Step out of the conservatory onto decking which curls around the side to a seating area, perfect for coffee and papers in the morning sun. Step up to a lawn with borders, step up again to a further lawn with mature trees which provide shade and privacy and then wander through the undergrowth, past the shed to a secret orchard at the top.
  
  
• Please note, all dimensions are approximate / maximums and should not be relied upon for the purposes of floor coverings.

Additional Information:

Council Tax:

Band D

Service Included:

Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage

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