A detached family home with modern interiors, landscaped garden and separate annexe.

Description

Originally built in the 1950s, the property has been thoughtfully extended and improved over the years to create an impressive family home with well-proportioned rooms and a tasteful contemporary décor scheme throughout. A 2021 extension created the substantial open plan kitchen/dining room which is a particular highlight, with large Velux windows and bifold doors that open onto the garden for a remarkably bright and sociable indoor/outdoor entertaining space. There is also a self-contained annexe with two en suite bedrooms which has great potential for multi-generational living or use as a holiday rental.

The accommodation is entered via a wide and welcoming tiled entrance hall, which leads through to a well-sized reception with a bay window and feature fireplace, a separate office and the exceptional kitchen/dining room with its adjoining pantry, utility and WC. The kitchen is fully fitted with appealing shaker style units, integrated appliances, a large central island with electric hob and two basins, a breakfast bar with built-in wine fridge, and wood effect tiles with underfloor heating. On the first floor are three double bedrooms, two of which boast en suite shower rooms while a third with fitted wardrobes enjoys access to a classic family bathroom with art deco style suite.

The house occupies a generous plot enclosed by a range of mature trees for an excellent degree of seclusion and is set back from the road behind a sizeable gravel driveway with space for several vehicles. The beautifully landscaped rear garden encompasses a raised patio ideal for al fresco dining with steps down to a neat lawn and several gravel areas which could be utilised for outdoor seating. The well-stocked and varied borders will appeal to keen gardeners, and there is a workshop and potting shed.

Location

The property is situated at the heart of the popular market town of Louth, which offers many facilities including shops, restaurants, a hospital, museum, theatre and choice of schools, including King Edward VI Grammar School. For outdoor pursuits there are cycle routes nearby including the Louth to Saltfleet Coast Loop. For commuting further afield, there are road links to Lincoln, Grimsby, the M180 and the Humber Bridge.

Kenwick is approximately two miles away and offers an equestrian centre as well as a golf club. Lincoln is approximately 34 miles distant offering a full range of amenities including shops, leisure facilities, the quaintly historic Cathedral Quarter, universities and the County Hospital. Plus a direct train to London (Kings Cross) from 120 minutes. The coast is approximately 15 miles to the east.

Disclaimer: All journey times and distances are approximate.

Square Footage: 3,045 sq ft



Additional Info

Mains Water

Electricity

Gas

Mains Drainage

Central Heating: Gas

No Forward Chain

East Lindsey District Council.

Photography taken April 2023