House For Sale £485,000
This historic residence, formally a public house known as The Golden Lion, sits in a prominent position in the heart of Bourne. It has been revived and refurbished into a stunning open-plan home, with a low maintenance south facing garden and an internal area of over 2000sqft. This unique home is a true must-see.
Modern, open-plan living:
The property's ground level features a magnificent L-shaped open-plan living space that connects the kitchen, living room, and dining room. Spotlights, engineered oak flooring, sash windows and exposed beams run throughout the ground floor.
If you enjoy cooking, this is the kitchen for you. With two ovens and an induction hob, there is plenty of space to prepare family dinners while still conversing. Take a look at the royal blue cabinets with plinth lights and Juniper handles. A cream island sits in the middle of the kitchen where you and your family can start the day with a sociable breakfast. The kitchen has a fridge-freezer, dishwasher, wine cooler, and microwave.
The family area is where you can sit back, relax, and spend time with your family or host social gatherings. When it becomes a bit chilly outside in the winter, you have a log burner to keep you warm.
The dining space is ideal for gathering family and friends for dinner. It boasts a ceiling lantern that brightens the space, as well as bi-fold doors at the back of the home that faces out onto your south-facing garden.
Lounging:
If you want to read, watch TV, or just be alone after a long day, the lounge area is the ideal spot to unwind.
Need a place to study?
If you work from home and want office space, or if your children have exams and require a study space, the room at the back of the house is ideal. It has its own entrance from the garden.
Inner Hallway:
The inner hallway is accessible via the back garden entrance and serves as the heart of the property, connecting all of the ground floor rooms. There is also a utility room, a WC, a glass staircase with oak handrails that ascend to the first floor.
Head upstairs:
When you head up to the landing, you are instantly hit by the amount of space on offer, with natural sunlight from the windows and ample space to add a bit of your personality with window dressings.
Bedrooms:
Bedroom 1 is a double-sized bedroom at the far end of the landing, near the stairs, with an ensuite.
Bedroom 2 is located in the centre of the property towards the front. A charming double room.
Bedroom 3 is located on the property's far right. A double room with an ensuite and views of the front of the home.
Bedroom 4 is located at the very end of the landing. A large room with access to the loft and views to the rear.
Family bathroom:
A generously sized bathroom with a P-shaped bath and over-shower, dark tiled flooring, and lovely finishing touches, with the window having views to the rear.
Outside:
The property's rear garden is a must-see. To the side of the house is the private driveway leading to the low-maintenance south-facing garden with a double open garage.
About Location:
Bourne is a mediaeval market town on the outskirts of south Lincolnshire in picturesque England, famous for the purity of its water, open spaces, and parks and woods. The springs also supplied water for a Norman castle's moat and ditches, vestiges of which may be seen to the east of the pool in the Wellhead Gardens. Bourne is bordered by local eateries and supermarkets such as Sainsbury's, Coop, and Tesco. You are spoilt with choice when it comes to local schools, Bourne Grammer school is within catchment. and are less than 10 miles from Stamford train station. Bourne is well-known for its parks, and this home is within a 1-minute walk from the picturesque Wellhead Park.
Stamford 9 miles (20 minutes)
Peterborough 14 miles (25minutes)
Grantham 14 miles (27 minutes)
More information:
Year built: 19th century
Interna size: approx. 2400sqft
EPC: C
Modern, open-plan living:
The property's ground level features a magnificent L-shaped open-plan living space that connects the kitchen, living room, and dining room. Spotlights, engineered oak flooring, sash windows and exposed beams run throughout the ground floor.
If you enjoy cooking, this is the kitchen for you. With two ovens and an induction hob, there is plenty of space to prepare family dinners while still conversing. Take a look at the royal blue cabinets with plinth lights and Juniper handles. A cream island sits in the middle of the kitchen where you and your family can start the day with a sociable breakfast. The kitchen has a fridge-freezer, dishwasher, wine cooler, and microwave.
The family area is where you can sit back, relax, and spend time with your family or host social gatherings. When it becomes a bit chilly outside in the winter, you have a log burner to keep you warm.
The dining space is ideal for gathering family and friends for dinner. It boasts a ceiling lantern that brightens the space, as well as bi-fold doors at the back of the home that faces out onto your south-facing garden.
Lounging:
If you want to read, watch TV, or just be alone after a long day, the lounge area is the ideal spot to unwind.
Need a place to study?
If you work from home and want office space, or if your children have exams and require a study space, the room at the back of the house is ideal. It has its own entrance from the garden.
Inner Hallway:
The inner hallway is accessible via the back garden entrance and serves as the heart of the property, connecting all of the ground floor rooms. There is also a utility room, a WC, a glass staircase with oak handrails that ascend to the first floor.
Head upstairs:
When you head up to the landing, you are instantly hit by the amount of space on offer, with natural sunlight from the windows and ample space to add a bit of your personality with window dressings.
Bedrooms:
Bedroom 1 is a double-sized bedroom at the far end of the landing, near the stairs, with an ensuite.
Bedroom 2 is located in the centre of the property towards the front. A charming double room.
Bedroom 3 is located on the property's far right. A double room with an ensuite and views of the front of the home.
Bedroom 4 is located at the very end of the landing. A large room with access to the loft and views to the rear.
Family bathroom:
A generously sized bathroom with a P-shaped bath and over-shower, dark tiled flooring, and lovely finishing touches, with the window having views to the rear.
Outside:
The property's rear garden is a must-see. To the side of the house is the private driveway leading to the low-maintenance south-facing garden with a double open garage.
About Location:
Bourne is a mediaeval market town on the outskirts of south Lincolnshire in picturesque England, famous for the purity of its water, open spaces, and parks and woods. The springs also supplied water for a Norman castle's moat and ditches, vestiges of which may be seen to the east of the pool in the Wellhead Gardens. Bourne is bordered by local eateries and supermarkets such as Sainsbury's, Coop, and Tesco. You are spoilt with choice when it comes to local schools, Bourne Grammer school is within catchment. and are less than 10 miles from Stamford train station. Bourne is well-known for its parks, and this home is within a 1-minute walk from the picturesque Wellhead Park.
Stamford 9 miles (20 minutes)
Peterborough 14 miles (25minutes)
Grantham 14 miles (27 minutes)
More information:
Year built: 19th century
Interna size: approx. 2400sqft
EPC: C
