House For Sale £299,999
This beautifully presented two-story home will impress even the most discerning buyers. It is situated in a sought-after area of Stamford, surrounded by other high-quality homes, and exudes a level of sophistication that you will enjoy sharing with friends and family.
The ground floor features a soothing palette of clean neutral tones with contrasting laminate, carpet, and tile flooring. There is a modern kitchen/dining area with sleek worktops, a built-in electric oven, gas burner, extractor fan, space for a washing machine and fridge/freezer, and trendy eye level cabinets and shelves. A double glass sliding door off the dining room leads out into the well-kept private garden.
The property has gas central heating and double glazed windows and doors throughout, as well as a huge lounge area with a feature fireplace.
The top floor has three bedrooms that are only a few steps away from the main bathroom, which has a bath with a shower above it, a pedestal, a heated towel rail, and a WC.
Outside, the rear garden is beautifully kept, with a patio space for those summer BBQs, a grass for the kids and dogs to play on, totally gated and quite secluded with floral and shrub borders. A driveway in the front leads to the single garage and provides off-street parking.
Stamford, one of England's most renowned stone towns, was designated a conservation area in 1967 after being a section of the Great North Road. Many of Stamford's buildings are constructed from Lincolnshire limestone, giving the town a distinguished appearance and making it incredibly popular with its 18,000 residents, tourists and even movie and TV directors; the well-preserved and picturesque cobbled stoned street which nestles behind All Saints' Church was used in the BBC TV series 'Middlemarch'. Stamford features a bus station as well as a railway station, offering daily direct services to Peterborough (with connections to London) and Cambridge. Many of the great local primary and secondary schools, notably Stamford Grammar School, are served by regular bus routes, as are other amenities such as around 20 restaurants, 30 bars, ten high-quality hotels, and numerous churches. The A1 connectivity from Stamford is excellent, allowing commuters to get to Peterborough, Grantham, and further afield with ease.
Additional information:
Council tax: South Kesteven District Council – Band C (£1,708)
EPC: D
Disclaimer
Important Information:
Property Particulars: Although we endeavor to ensure the accuracy of property details we have not tested any services, equipment or fixtures and fittings. We give no guarantees that they are connected, in working order or fit for purpose.
Floor Plans: Please note a floor plan is intended to show the relationship between rooms and does not reflect exact dimensions. Floor plans are produced for guidance only and are not to scale
The ground floor features a soothing palette of clean neutral tones with contrasting laminate, carpet, and tile flooring. There is a modern kitchen/dining area with sleek worktops, a built-in electric oven, gas burner, extractor fan, space for a washing machine and fridge/freezer, and trendy eye level cabinets and shelves. A double glass sliding door off the dining room leads out into the well-kept private garden.
The property has gas central heating and double glazed windows and doors throughout, as well as a huge lounge area with a feature fireplace.
The top floor has three bedrooms that are only a few steps away from the main bathroom, which has a bath with a shower above it, a pedestal, a heated towel rail, and a WC.
Outside, the rear garden is beautifully kept, with a patio space for those summer BBQs, a grass for the kids and dogs to play on, totally gated and quite secluded with floral and shrub borders. A driveway in the front leads to the single garage and provides off-street parking.
Stamford, one of England's most renowned stone towns, was designated a conservation area in 1967 after being a section of the Great North Road. Many of Stamford's buildings are constructed from Lincolnshire limestone, giving the town a distinguished appearance and making it incredibly popular with its 18,000 residents, tourists and even movie and TV directors; the well-preserved and picturesque cobbled stoned street which nestles behind All Saints' Church was used in the BBC TV series 'Middlemarch'. Stamford features a bus station as well as a railway station, offering daily direct services to Peterborough (with connections to London) and Cambridge. Many of the great local primary and secondary schools, notably Stamford Grammar School, are served by regular bus routes, as are other amenities such as around 20 restaurants, 30 bars, ten high-quality hotels, and numerous churches. The A1 connectivity from Stamford is excellent, allowing commuters to get to Peterborough, Grantham, and further afield with ease.
Additional information:
Council tax: South Kesteven District Council – Band C (£1,708)
EPC: D
Disclaimer
Important Information:
Property Particulars: Although we endeavor to ensure the accuracy of property details we have not tested any services, equipment or fixtures and fittings. We give no guarantees that they are connected, in working order or fit for purpose.
Floor Plans: Please note a floor plan is intended to show the relationship between rooms and does not reflect exact dimensions. Floor plans are produced for guidance only and are not to scale
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