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Detached bungalow
3 bed
bath
EPC rating: D*
1,313 sq ft / 122 sq m
Key information
Tenure: Ask agent
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Super-fast 56Mbps *
Mobile signal:
EE O2 Three Vodafone
Water: Ask agent
Heating: Ask agent
Electricity: Ask agent
Sewerage: Ask agent
Property description & features
- Substantial Detached Bungalow
- Three Bedrooms
- En-Suite to Master Bedroom
- Beautifully Lush Private Garden
- Large Garden Room
- Excellent Sized Lounge with Triple Aspect Windows
- Large Driveway for Multiple Vehicles
- Tastefully Decorated Through-out
Having been extremely well cared for by its current vendors, this wonderful home is now available for new owners. They have lovingly maintained the property top to bottom, with tasteful dÈcor in each room, as well as a superb rear garden that is just bursting with vibrant plant life. After over a decade of thoroughly enjoying the bungalow, the gardens, and the beautiful village that surrounds it, the owners are moving on to pastures new, presenting you with the prospect of being the happy new owners of such a fantastic property.
Bicker is a small and picturesque village that is sat in rural south Lincolnshire. Easily accessible via the A17 and A52, you're within a short driving distance of local towns Boston and Spalding. Steeped in rich history, Bicker is home to one of the oldest Public Houses in the area - which opened its doors as an Inn back in 1665. The village was once known as Bicker Haven, as even though we're set some 8 miles from the coast, it was once a Roman Era gate to the North Sea. As the centuries have passed, the sea has been closed off, and the land has dried over hundreds of years. The river has retreated to a small trickle, which is still found on its winding course through the centre of the village. It's a truly wonderful place to call home.
Tudor Lodge is located on Rookery Road, with the large and impressive house 'The Rookery' sat a few hundred yards down the lane. The property enjoys a large frontage, with large and established foliage and trees separating it from the already rather quiet roadside. The land occupying the rear of the property is predominantly made up of farmed fields, with the immediate land backing up to the gardens being a large and much enjoyed allotment - used by local residents to grow an array of flowers, fruits and vegetables. This can be seen in our stunning aerial drone shots of the home and its proximity - far reaching flat lands offer a quiet and peaceful soft edge to this excellent area of the country.
Join us now as we journey room to room though the home. We adore this property and think you will too!
This home includes:
Additional Information:
Excellent Location
Bicker has a range of local amenities available including a fantastic pub/restaurant, a post office, a small village preparatory school, as well as the St Swithuns Church. A short drive will lead to a range of local villages including Donington, Sutterton, Swineshead and Kirton, each with a vast offering of amenities. A few miles further and you'll hit Spalding 14 miles to the south, and Boston 9 miles to the northeast.
Deceptively Spacious
At 122 square metres of living accommodation - this large bungalow has excellent and well proportioned rooms, offering a comfortable and spacious style of living.
Open Plan Kitchen, Utility & Garden Room/Conservatory
The square and spacious kitchen has been further improved with the dividing walls removed that once separated it from the utility and garden room. Opening this space up to see through to the large windows and glass sliding doors of the garden room give this area a wonderful open-air vibe. Perfect for if you're entertaining guests who are enjoying the large room overlooking the rear gardens.
Large Private Plot
The bungalow enjoys a plot that spans almost a quarter of an acre (STS), with large mature trees, shrubs, bushes and general foliage, creating a beautiful boundary, privatising this property at all angles. The long driveway leading to the property front is surrounded by trees and hedgerow, creating an almost green tunnel to the home.
Council Tax:
Band C
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Rating:
Band D (55-68)
Tudor Lodge is an idyllic retreat from the rat race - nestled in a wonderful village. If you're looking for a spacious, comfortable, pleasant and private property to call home, then contact us to arrange your private viewing. You may just have found your new home.
Bicker is a small and picturesque village that is sat in rural south Lincolnshire. Easily accessible via the A17 and A52, you're within a short driving distance of local towns Boston and Spalding. Steeped in rich history, Bicker is home to one of the oldest Public Houses in the area - which opened its doors as an Inn back in 1665. The village was once known as Bicker Haven, as even though we're set some 8 miles from the coast, it was once a Roman Era gate to the North Sea. As the centuries have passed, the sea has been closed off, and the land has dried over hundreds of years. The river has retreated to a small trickle, which is still found on its winding course through the centre of the village. It's a truly wonderful place to call home.
Tudor Lodge is located on Rookery Road, with the large and impressive house 'The Rookery' sat a few hundred yards down the lane. The property enjoys a large frontage, with large and established foliage and trees separating it from the already rather quiet roadside. The land occupying the rear of the property is predominantly made up of farmed fields, with the immediate land backing up to the gardens being a large and much enjoyed allotment - used by local residents to grow an array of flowers, fruits and vegetables. This can be seen in our stunning aerial drone shots of the home and its proximity - far reaching flat lands offer a quiet and peaceful soft edge to this excellent area of the country.
Join us now as we journey room to room though the home. We adore this property and think you will too!
This home includes:
- 01 - Entrance Hall
Step through the uPVC front door into a broad and bright Entrance Hall. Additional windows either side of the door accentuate the natural light coming through, with the light walls and cream textured tiles adding to the feeling of space and brightness in this classy and comfortable entrance area.
Doors lead off to the lounge and kitchen in your immediate eye-line, with the Hall venturing to the right, offering doors into all three bedrooms and the family bathroom, with the loft hatch at the end afore the master bedroom doorway. - 02 - Lounge
6.6m x 4.2m (27.7 sqm) - 21' 7" x 13' 9" (298 sqft)
A very generously sized lounge indeed. Currently softly separated by furniture, the current owners have closed their lounge space into the fireplace and TV corner, with the area behind being used as free space and their computer/office area.
The room enjoys triple aspect windows, allowing vast amounts of light in, overlooking the driveway, front garden and side walkway to the rear garden.
The walls are split with a traditional dado rail, with the room decorated in a stylish and classy soft grey and magnolia, leading up to a beautiful and ornate patterned coving. A large fireplace features in the centre as a focal point to the room, which currently houses a gas fire surrounded by a dark green granite effect surround.
A truly wonderful room in-which you can really spread out and relax in. - 03 - Kitchen
4.2m x 3.3m (13.8 sqm) - 13' 9" x 10' 9" (149 sqft)
The Kitchen is beautifully presented, and is in excellent condition. The work surfaces and cupboards wrap around three walls which offers plenty of work space and storage.
10 spotlights ensure this rooms is well lit, but the enormous opening into the utility area and across to the garden room allow masses of natural light to flood in through the glass doors, windows and roof of the garden room.
The boiler which is situated in this room is only 2 years old, there is a space and plumbing for a dishwasher, and the hob is gas powered. The oven and grill are elevated which make them more more accessible for use and cleaning. The room also includes an extractor above the hob, as well as a 1 and a half composite sink and draining board. - 04 - Utility Room
3.3m x 1.7m (5.6 sqm) - 10' 9" x 5' 6" (60 sqft)
Open walls to the kitchen and garden room make this room feel more spacious and useable. The washing machine lives in here, as does the fridge freezer. With added work surfaces and cupboards, you're not going to be short of storage solutions for less used kitchen items and cleaning equipment. - 05 - Garden Room
3.7m x 3.2m (11.8 sqm) - 12' 1" x 10' 5" (127 sqft)
The garden room/conservatory is the perfect place for dining and relaxing, entertaining friends, or simply for enjoying your stunning garden in all weathers.
The contrasting dark beams to the magnolia walls sets a tone of tradition and class here, and with the fact it's open plan all the way through to the kitchen, you feel the room is so spacious, its really a great room to be in.
Not only does the pitched roof allow light in, but the room also enjoys a large window to the side, as well as the double sliding glass doors to the rear aspect, granting light in and views out at all necessary angles. - 06 - Master Bedroom with Ensuite
5.4m x 2.7m (14.5 sqm) - 17' 8" x 8' 10" (156 sqft)
The principle bedroom is a lovely large room with plenty of space for the biggest bed money can buy! At almost 5 and a half metres in width, you needn't worry about fitting a Kingsize bed and wondering if bedside tables will also squeeze in, you have ample space in here. There's a window that overlooks the front of the property, and the door to the en-suite bathroom is to the rear of the room, next to the door that leads to the hallway. - 07 - Ensuite Bathroom
3.2m x 2.7m (8.6 sqm) - 10' 5" x 8' 10" (92 sqft)
At an impressive 93 square feet, the spacious en-suite bathroom is as big, if not bigger, than most large family bathrooms!
You have a five piece suite in here - including a shower cubicle, a bath with shower over, a WC, wash hand basin and bidet.
The room has a tiled floor with additional tiles surrounding the bath, and is currently decorated with a soft duck egg blue emulsion that is pleasant and easy on the eye. - 08 - Bedroom (Double)
4.2m x 2.8m (11.7 sqm) - 13' 9" x 9' 2" (126 sqft)
This good sized double bedroom also sits at the front of the home with a window overlooking the driveway.
The room is currently fitted with quality furniture including wardrobes, cupboards and bedside tables, with a gap that could suit a single bed, but is currently housing a dressing table, with a double bed situated against the other wall facing the window. - 09 - Bedroom
3m x 2.4m (7.2 sqm) - 9' 10" x 7' 10" (77 sqft)
The third and final bed is to the rear of the home, overlooking the garden - with such lovely views of the garden, it's easy to see why this room has been used as a relaxing area for reading.
There is an integral double wardrobe which is perfect for storing the winter coats in summer, along with other bits and bobs that need to been hidden and infrequently used.
The flooring is a wood effect laminate in here which is modern and ensures the room is easily maintained when it comes to cleaning. It also means this room is ready to be used as an office with wheeled chairs should it become a study. - 10 - Family Bathroom
2.7m x 2.29m (6.2 sqm) - 8' 10" x 7' 6" (66 sqft)
The master bathroom has a three piece suite comprising a shower, WC, and wash basin set within a vanity unit and storage cupboards.
The room is part tiled, from floor to halfway up the walls. The top half of the walls are currently decorated with a soft pastel pink which, as with the rest of the home, is welcoming, relaxing and easy on the eye. The space perception and light level is elevated with this excellent choice of colour palette. The room also includes an obscured glass window to the rear aspect, and a double doored airing cupboard offering plenty of storage shelves within for bedding and towels. - 11 - Front Access
The property is fronted by a large L-shaped gravel driveway, with an area of trees and greenery that offers a lovely vista from the bungalow looking out. Bordered with hedges and a variety of shrubbery, the entrance is private, lush and very aesthetically pleasant as you slowly roll over the crinkling gravel on your approach. - 12 - Rear Garden
The rear garden is truly wonderful. There are several areas to enjoy the rich greenery that surrounds you at all angles. A patio area hugs the property, leading to pathways around the edges to access the front either side of the bungalow, there's a large pergola that stands above the lawn area, there are two summer houses in situ which look into the garden, as well as sheds tucked to the side.
We don't have the space to list off the countless species of plants, flowers and trees that feature here. The garden is just a gorgeous, well maintained and tidy haven, yet feels as close to a natural woodland as you can get. It's beautiful, and we love it! - Please note, all dimensions are approximate / maximums and should not be relied upon for the purposes of floor coverings.
Additional Information:
Bicker has a range of local amenities available including a fantastic pub/restaurant, a post office, a small village preparatory school, as well as the St Swithuns Church. A short drive will lead to a range of local villages including Donington, Sutterton, Swineshead and Kirton, each with a vast offering of amenities. A few miles further and you'll hit Spalding 14 miles to the south, and Boston 9 miles to the northeast.
At 122 square metres of living accommodation - this large bungalow has excellent and well proportioned rooms, offering a comfortable and spacious style of living.
The square and spacious kitchen has been further improved with the dividing walls removed that once separated it from the utility and garden room. Opening this space up to see through to the large windows and glass sliding doors of the garden room give this area a wonderful open-air vibe. Perfect for if you're entertaining guests who are enjoying the large room overlooking the rear gardens.
The bungalow enjoys a plot that spans almost a quarter of an acre (STS), with large mature trees, shrubs, bushes and general foliage, creating a beautiful boundary, privatising this property at all angles. The long driveway leading to the property front is surrounded by trees and hedgerow, creating an almost green tunnel to the home.
Band C
Band D (55-68)
Tudor Lodge is an idyllic retreat from the rat race - nestled in a wonderful village. If you're looking for a spacious, comfortable, pleasant and private property to call home, then contact us to arrange your private viewing. You may just have found your new home.
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