House For Sale £499,950
A detached three bedroom former farmhouse in need of renovation with attractive country views.
Description
open viewings days:
26th November 10am-12pm
30th November 10am-12pm
Closing date for final offers Wednesday 7th December 5pm
This detached property was formerly part of a working farm and was built in the early 1900s with parts dating back to the 17th century. The property is in a very quiet and pleasant rural setting, close to the villages of Westborough and Long Bennington though with excellent access to surrounding countryside, over which there are fabulous far-reaching views across the fields and the neighbouring village church. The house and its garage are both somewhat dated and would benefit from full renovation to bring them up to today’s accepted standards, affording a fabulous opportunity for the new owner to personalise the home to their own personal tastes. The house is set within about 15 acres, including gardens and ample off-street parking.
The accommodation is currently about 1200 sq ft excluding the attached outbuildings, which could be easily converted to create additional space (subject to obtaining the necessary consents). There is also space to extend into the roof. The house is arranged all on one level and has a linear layout, with a relatively flexible floor plan that could use one of the bedrooms as an additional reception room if needed. The accommodation is well proportioned and comprises a small entrance hall opening to the kitchen with its range cooker, a sitting room and onwards to a hallway which provides access to the three good-size double bedrooms. The bathroom is situated on the opposite side of the kitchen and includes the bathroom and a separate cloakroom with WC. Attached to the end of the house is a large store and a number of smaller ancillary storage rooms.
The grounds are a fantastic highlight and amount to about 15 acres, comprising grassland, gardens and off-street parking. There is also an registered scheduled ancient monument in the field. The garden is mostly lawned and has been well maintained, with attractive borders of shrubs, mature trees and a variety of bedding plants. There is a good-size gravel driveway to the front accessible by a five-bar gate and a double detached garage. As with the house, it is also in need of modernisation.
Location
Westborough is a small village on the river Witham that is conveniently placed for access to the market town of Newark, approximately seven miles away, and Grantham, approximately 10 miles away.
Local services are available in the nearby village of Long Bennington where there are shops, pubs and a primary school.
Westborough is ideal for those requiring access to London, with a direct rail service from Grantham to London (Kings Cross from 70 minutes).
The surrounding area provides a wide range of leisure and recreational opportunities. There is a choice of golf courses locally whilst Rutland Water is a major regional draw with sailing, sports and leisure clubs. There is excellent locally walking upon the rolling limestone uplands of South Lincolnshire. The area is known for its excellent schooling, including well-regarded Grammar schools in Sleaford and Grantham.
Square Footage: 12,927 sq ft
Acreage:
14.8 Acres
Additional Info
South Kesteven District Council Tax Band D
Description
open viewings days:
26th November 10am-12pm
30th November 10am-12pm
Closing date for final offers Wednesday 7th December 5pm
This detached property was formerly part of a working farm and was built in the early 1900s with parts dating back to the 17th century. The property is in a very quiet and pleasant rural setting, close to the villages of Westborough and Long Bennington though with excellent access to surrounding countryside, over which there are fabulous far-reaching views across the fields and the neighbouring village church. The house and its garage are both somewhat dated and would benefit from full renovation to bring them up to today’s accepted standards, affording a fabulous opportunity for the new owner to personalise the home to their own personal tastes. The house is set within about 15 acres, including gardens and ample off-street parking.
The accommodation is currently about 1200 sq ft excluding the attached outbuildings, which could be easily converted to create additional space (subject to obtaining the necessary consents). There is also space to extend into the roof. The house is arranged all on one level and has a linear layout, with a relatively flexible floor plan that could use one of the bedrooms as an additional reception room if needed. The accommodation is well proportioned and comprises a small entrance hall opening to the kitchen with its range cooker, a sitting room and onwards to a hallway which provides access to the three good-size double bedrooms. The bathroom is situated on the opposite side of the kitchen and includes the bathroom and a separate cloakroom with WC. Attached to the end of the house is a large store and a number of smaller ancillary storage rooms.
The grounds are a fantastic highlight and amount to about 15 acres, comprising grassland, gardens and off-street parking. There is also an registered scheduled ancient monument in the field. The garden is mostly lawned and has been well maintained, with attractive borders of shrubs, mature trees and a variety of bedding plants. There is a good-size gravel driveway to the front accessible by a five-bar gate and a double detached garage. As with the house, it is also in need of modernisation.
Location
Westborough is a small village on the river Witham that is conveniently placed for access to the market town of Newark, approximately seven miles away, and Grantham, approximately 10 miles away.
Local services are available in the nearby village of Long Bennington where there are shops, pubs and a primary school.
Westborough is ideal for those requiring access to London, with a direct rail service from Grantham to London (Kings Cross from 70 minutes).
The surrounding area provides a wide range of leisure and recreational opportunities. There is a choice of golf courses locally whilst Rutland Water is a major regional draw with sailing, sports and leisure clubs. There is excellent locally walking upon the rolling limestone uplands of South Lincolnshire. The area is known for its excellent schooling, including well-regarded Grammar schools in Sleaford and Grantham.
Square Footage: 12,927 sq ft
Acreage:
14.8 Acres
Additional Info
South Kesteven District Council Tax Band D
