House For Sale £500,000
Grade II Listed village pub, dating from 1674, four bedrooms with great flexibility and potential, in around half an acre
Location
The village of Nassington sits in a convenient location, surrounded by beautiful countryside, yet close to the A1 and within easy reach of the cathedral city of Peterborough. The village has a local shop, a family butchers, a tea room and a parish church. There is a primary school in the village, while the surrounding villages provide further schooling, with secondary schools available in Peterborough and Stamford, including the independent Stamford Endowed Schools and The Peterborough School. The area is well connected by road, with the A1 just two and a half miles away, while Peterborough’s mainline station, 10 miles away, provides regular services to London Kings Cross (50 minutes).
Description
This beloved Grade II Listed village pub, dating from 1674, has been an institution in the village of Nassington for many years. Popular with locals as well as passing walker and cyclists, the pub has plenty of character, with several period features, ample parking and a beer garden. The pub also has living accommodation in the form of a four-bedroom apartment, which requires modernisation, but provides plenty of potential to become a pleasant and comfortable living space. The property provides super opportunities for the right buyer, either to takeover the running of the pub, or to convert the property into a spacious and characterful family home. The pub has a splendid L-shaped bar, with a comfortable main lounge, which has exposed stone walls, timber beams and a large open fireplace. There is also a light and airy dining room, with a dual aspect. There are male and female toilets, while the commercial kitchen is fitted with stainless steel surfaces and professional appliances. The upstairs apartment is arranged across the first and second floors, with up to four bedrooms, a bathroom and an attic space.
The property has a large, tarmac car park to the rear, accessed via Church Street, while there is also a south-facing beer garden with paved terracing and an area of lawn, and a private garden which is mostly laid to lawn.
Square Footage: 3718 sq ft
Location
The village of Nassington sits in a convenient location, surrounded by beautiful countryside, yet close to the A1 and within easy reach of the cathedral city of Peterborough. The village has a local shop, a family butchers, a tea room and a parish church. There is a primary school in the village, while the surrounding villages provide further schooling, with secondary schools available in Peterborough and Stamford, including the independent Stamford Endowed Schools and The Peterborough School. The area is well connected by road, with the A1 just two and a half miles away, while Peterborough’s mainline station, 10 miles away, provides regular services to London Kings Cross (50 minutes).
Description
This beloved Grade II Listed village pub, dating from 1674, has been an institution in the village of Nassington for many years. Popular with locals as well as passing walker and cyclists, the pub has plenty of character, with several period features, ample parking and a beer garden. The pub also has living accommodation in the form of a four-bedroom apartment, which requires modernisation, but provides plenty of potential to become a pleasant and comfortable living space. The property provides super opportunities for the right buyer, either to takeover the running of the pub, or to convert the property into a spacious and characterful family home. The pub has a splendid L-shaped bar, with a comfortable main lounge, which has exposed stone walls, timber beams and a large open fireplace. There is also a light and airy dining room, with a dual aspect. There are male and female toilets, while the commercial kitchen is fitted with stainless steel surfaces and professional appliances. The upstairs apartment is arranged across the first and second floors, with up to four bedrooms, a bathroom and an attic space.
The property has a large, tarmac car park to the rear, accessed via Church Street, while there is also a south-facing beer garden with paved terracing and an area of lawn, and a private garden which is mostly laid to lawn.
Square Footage: 3718 sq ft
