House For Sale £365,000
Located in the historic hamlet of Byard's Leap and in a superb location convenient for Sleaford, Newark, Grantham and Lincoln, a much improved and particularly spacious former school with Large Surrounding Gardens enjoying open views. This totally unique and versatile property is located within a lovely tucked away position and is Double Glazed and benefits from Air Source Pump Central Heating. The full accommodation comprises Lounge with bi-fold doors to rear garden, Dining Room, Kitchen, Utility Room, Shower Room, Three/Four Bedrooms, two with En-Suites, Entrance Conservatory, Hall and the bedroom to the first floor offers superb views. There is Ample Parking and the gardens have an abundance of trees and bushes, however could offer further scope, if required. The property does require some finishing off in places however offers a chance to live in this unique village and only from internal viewing can purchasers fully appreciate the uniqueness of this property.
Location:
Byard's Leap is the site of a famous Lincolnshire legend. The story is that a witch lived nearby and a villager from Ancaster was appointed to kill her. He used his horse, Byard, and he mounted the horse on the mounting stone on the other side of the now B6403 road. The horse took three huge leaps and the witch and the horse vanished, however his hoof prints were left on a nearby site.
Directions:
Travelling from Newark on the A17 from the A1, upon reaching Byard's Leap turn right and right again towards the property. If travelling from Sleaford towards Newark turn left at Byard's Leap and right towards the bmw garage and the property is located on the right hand side.
Lounge: (5.11m (16'9") x 4.78m (15'8"))
Entrance Conservatory: (4.88m (16'0") x 2.59m (8'6") max being)
Entrance Hall having large walk-in cupboard 1.96m (6'5") x 1.04m (3'5").
Dining Room: (4.11m (13'6") x 2.90m (9'6"))
Extending to 3.23m (10'7")
Kitchen: (4.90m (16'1") x 2.87m (9'5"))
Extending to 3.20m (10'6")
Utility Room: (4.06m (13'4") x 2.62m (8'7"))
Bedroom 1: (3.58m (11'9") x 3.78m (12'5") max)
Bedroom 2: (4.09m (13'5") x 3.28m (10'9"))
Narrowing to 1.96m (6'5")
En-Suite Off:
Bedroom 4/Office: (3.05m (10'0") x 2.97m (9'9"))
Bedroom 3: (5.11m (16'9") x 4.88m (16'0") max)
Outside:
A concrete drive provides Ample Parking with further border and grass area to the rear and side of the property. The mains gardens are laid mostly to lawn with a feature sunken decking area to the rear of the property, various borders, and a 13 amp power point and cold water tap are fitted. The entire grounds are believed to be a quarter of an acre and there is a walk-in storage area to the front of the utility room with double opening doors. The gardens enjoy some open views.
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Council Tax Band C
Location:
Byard's Leap is the site of a famous Lincolnshire legend. The story is that a witch lived nearby and a villager from Ancaster was appointed to kill her. He used his horse, Byard, and he mounted the horse on the mounting stone on the other side of the now B6403 road. The horse took three huge leaps and the witch and the horse vanished, however his hoof prints were left on a nearby site.
Directions:
Travelling from Newark on the A17 from the A1, upon reaching Byard's Leap turn right and right again towards the property. If travelling from Sleaford towards Newark turn left at Byard's Leap and right towards the bmw garage and the property is located on the right hand side.
Lounge: (5.11m (16'9") x 4.78m (15'8"))
Entrance Conservatory: (4.88m (16'0") x 2.59m (8'6") max being)
Entrance Hall having large walk-in cupboard 1.96m (6'5") x 1.04m (3'5").
Dining Room: (4.11m (13'6") x 2.90m (9'6"))
Extending to 3.23m (10'7")
Kitchen: (4.90m (16'1") x 2.87m (9'5"))
Extending to 3.20m (10'6")
Utility Room: (4.06m (13'4") x 2.62m (8'7"))
Bedroom 1: (3.58m (11'9") x 3.78m (12'5") max)
Bedroom 2: (4.09m (13'5") x 3.28m (10'9"))
Narrowing to 1.96m (6'5")
En-Suite Off:
Bedroom 4/Office: (3.05m (10'0") x 2.97m (9'9"))
Bedroom 3: (5.11m (16'9") x 4.88m (16'0") max)
Outside:
A concrete drive provides Ample Parking with further border and grass area to the rear and side of the property. The mains gardens are laid mostly to lawn with a feature sunken decking area to the rear of the property, various borders, and a 13 amp power point and cold water tap are fitted. The entire grounds are believed to be a quarter of an acre and there is a walk-in storage area to the front of the utility room with double opening doors. The gardens enjoy some open views.
View:
Council Tax Band C
