House For Sale £1,000,000
A magnificent seven bedroom country residence whose palatial and elegant proportions effortlessly combine contemporary interior styling with classic period design elements to create a truly unique family home. The spacious driveway leads to a detached triple garage with separate one bedroomed guest accommodation whilst, to the rear, the large gardens lead down to a stream with gently cascading waterfall and woodland beyond. Set in the beautiful Lincolnshire countryside this rural idyll is within easy reach of nearby villages and historic market towns including Grantham with its high-speed rail network to London Kings Cross (approximately 65 minutes) and excellent, sought-after Grammar schools. Epc Rating - D
“Woodnook’s imposing façade certainly made a big impression on us when we viewed it for the first time as did its village location and beautiful garden with a stream and waterfall cascading gently down from the surrounding woodland. The added bonus of course is that it’s also within easy reach of villages, market towns, and excellent grammar schools.”
“It’s difficult to choose a favourite room in the house; the entrance hall certainly has a ‘wow’ factor with its central staircase and galleried landing, but then so does the drawing room with its vaulted ceiling, mezzanine, oak panelling, and imposing inglenook fireplace and wood burner. It’s great for cosy nights in and looks fabulous at Christmas as the family tree usually tops 14 feet, much to the delight of the children! The sun room also deserves a special mention as it enjoys the sun throughout the day and is such a lovely place to sit and enjoy the stunning views. In fact, there’s nothing more relaxing than closing your eyes, sitting back, and listening to the gentle cascade of the waterfall.”
“We’ve felt very lucky to have such an amazing, secluded garden and wonderful views. It’s a great entertaining space and playground for the children and we spend a great deal of our time out there in the summer. The waterfall’s exact location seemed to be something of a mystery to villagers when we moved in as we had quite a few locals enquiring whether we could see it from our garden, so it was a pleasure to be able to invite them in to see it for themselves and a great way of getting to know our neighbours.”
“We’ve loved being able to have our families join us for Christmas and have special memories of our children’s christening celebrations here and we’ll miss being surrounded by nature in such a tranquil and secluded setting and the many local walks, especially across country to Caythorpe on a balmy summers evening. For us, Woodnook has been a sanctuary from the stresses of our busy lives and has even made the daily commute to and from London seem worthwhile!”
Hough on the Hill is a delightfully small and peaceful village located in the beautiful Lincolnshire countryside and home to the Grade I listed church of All Saints and the award-winning 17th century restaurant/Inn the ‘Brownlow Arms’. The nearby village of Caythorpe (2 miles) hosts a range of amenities including a village store with post office, hairdressers, two country pub/restaurants, and a village hall with playing/sports fields, whilst a more comprehensive range of shopping, eating, and cultural amenities can be found in the historic market of Grantham (7 miles).
There is a superb choice of schooling within easy reach including Caythorpe Primary School (ofsted rating ‘outstanding’), excellent grammar schools in either Grantham or Sleaford (11 miles), and a range of sought-after independent schools in either Lincoln (18 miles), Stamford (30 miles), or Oakham (30 miles).
For the commuter, the A17 lies 5 miles to the north and the A1 5 miles south, whilst Grantham’s mainline train service offers a high-speed service to London King’s Cross (65 minutes).
Hough on the Hill is surrounded by wonderful countryside and a variety of tourist attractions including: Belton House Estate (National Trust), Easton Walled Gardens, Grantham Museum, Woolsthorpe Manor (National Trust), and Belton Park and Belton Hotel golf clubs.
Nb We advise potential purchasers to verify the perimeter boundary with their solicitor prior to legal exchange of contracts. Approximate average mileage and journey times are quoted.
Services: Mains electricity, drainage, with oil fired central heating
Local Authority: South Kesteven District Council
Council Tax Band: G<br /><br />
“Woodnook’s imposing façade certainly made a big impression on us when we viewed it for the first time as did its village location and beautiful garden with a stream and waterfall cascading gently down from the surrounding woodland. The added bonus of course is that it’s also within easy reach of villages, market towns, and excellent grammar schools.”
“It’s difficult to choose a favourite room in the house; the entrance hall certainly has a ‘wow’ factor with its central staircase and galleried landing, but then so does the drawing room with its vaulted ceiling, mezzanine, oak panelling, and imposing inglenook fireplace and wood burner. It’s great for cosy nights in and looks fabulous at Christmas as the family tree usually tops 14 feet, much to the delight of the children! The sun room also deserves a special mention as it enjoys the sun throughout the day and is such a lovely place to sit and enjoy the stunning views. In fact, there’s nothing more relaxing than closing your eyes, sitting back, and listening to the gentle cascade of the waterfall.”
“We’ve felt very lucky to have such an amazing, secluded garden and wonderful views. It’s a great entertaining space and playground for the children and we spend a great deal of our time out there in the summer. The waterfall’s exact location seemed to be something of a mystery to villagers when we moved in as we had quite a few locals enquiring whether we could see it from our garden, so it was a pleasure to be able to invite them in to see it for themselves and a great way of getting to know our neighbours.”
“We’ve loved being able to have our families join us for Christmas and have special memories of our children’s christening celebrations here and we’ll miss being surrounded by nature in such a tranquil and secluded setting and the many local walks, especially across country to Caythorpe on a balmy summers evening. For us, Woodnook has been a sanctuary from the stresses of our busy lives and has even made the daily commute to and from London seem worthwhile!”
Hough on the Hill is a delightfully small and peaceful village located in the beautiful Lincolnshire countryside and home to the Grade I listed church of All Saints and the award-winning 17th century restaurant/Inn the ‘Brownlow Arms’. The nearby village of Caythorpe (2 miles) hosts a range of amenities including a village store with post office, hairdressers, two country pub/restaurants, and a village hall with playing/sports fields, whilst a more comprehensive range of shopping, eating, and cultural amenities can be found in the historic market of Grantham (7 miles).
There is a superb choice of schooling within easy reach including Caythorpe Primary School (ofsted rating ‘outstanding’), excellent grammar schools in either Grantham or Sleaford (11 miles), and a range of sought-after independent schools in either Lincoln (18 miles), Stamford (30 miles), or Oakham (30 miles).
For the commuter, the A17 lies 5 miles to the north and the A1 5 miles south, whilst Grantham’s mainline train service offers a high-speed service to London King’s Cross (65 minutes).
Hough on the Hill is surrounded by wonderful countryside and a variety of tourist attractions including: Belton House Estate (National Trust), Easton Walled Gardens, Grantham Museum, Woolsthorpe Manor (National Trust), and Belton Park and Belton Hotel golf clubs.
Nb We advise potential purchasers to verify the perimeter boundary with their solicitor prior to legal exchange of contracts. Approximate average mileage and journey times are quoted.
Services: Mains electricity, drainage, with oil fired central heating
Local Authority: South Kesteven District Council
Council Tax Band: G<br /><br />
