Welcome to Colsterworth, birthplace of Sir Isaac Newton. This detached family home, and its outbuildings offer versatile accommodation, perfect to put your own stamp on. Book your tour today.

Description - Built in 1842, this detached family home occupies a prominent position in the village. Colsterworth is approximately 7 miles south of Grantham and 12 miles north-west of Stamford and less than a mile from the A1 for North and South travel connections. From Grantham station you can be in London in just over an hour! It is the notable birthplace of Sir Isaac Newton and has two local shops and two churches which serve the village well. There is also a public house, doctors' surgery, and Primary School for those buyers with children. Our subject property was formerly the village post office, and this is your chance to own a piece of history, while having a versatile blank canvas to work with.
Upon arrival at the property, you will first notice the size of the plot that the property, its outbuildings, and the garden consume. First, we start our tour in the family home. The accommodation downstairs is dominated by a superb living room, with ample space for furniture and ideal for relaxing or entertaining. There is a second reception room, suitable for a separate dining room for formal occasions or indeed a playroom, as the current vendors use it for when they look after their grandchild. Completing the downstairs accommodation is the kitchen, well equipped for the modern family with plenty of space for appliances. However, it is worth considering that knocked through to the dining room, this would make a superb kitchen family room. There is an inner lobby which provides both external access to the courtyard and access to the cellar, currently clear and perhaps used as further storage.
Upstairs you'll find three double bedrooms, the principal bedroom having en-suite facilities. Completing the first-floor accommodation is the family bathroom.
We then move to the outside and the various outbuildings that come with the home. First, there is a two-story detached out-building, the ground floor used as storage and the first floor suitable perhaps for a home office. The real gem is the detached former post office building. This could have many uses, for example a separate annexe, bigger home office or home gym. The driveway has gated access and parking for several vehicles, and this leads to not only a car port but a garage as well. This is ideal for Classic Car enthusiasts or a workshop. Completing everything is the garden, laid to lawn and ready for any green fingered buyer to landscape and create the perfect outdoor space for the family.
A property offering so much is rare to find and the only way to appreciate it and discover it in full is to see it. Book your tour today.