House For Sale £595,000
A striking detached Victorian home with six bedrooms set in sought-after village setting.
Description
Originally constructed in the 1700s, The Rectory is a striking red brick property which has been thoughtfully extended and improved over the years to create an impressive family home whilst retaining much of its period charm. The house was once home to the vicar of Partney and enjoys an abundance of character including original fireplaces, deep bay windows and original patterned tiles. The ceiling heights combined with the bright, mostly neutral interiors and large windows, make the property feel exceptionally light and bright. The substantial accommodation is set across two floors and extends to more than 3600 sq ft, with multiple reception rooms making it an excellent choice for families, with ample space for both formal entertaining and informal family occasions. The grounds are also particularly of note, extending about half an acre and include a range of outbuildings which have excellent potential for development and renovation (subject to obtaining the necessary consents).
The ground floor accommodation is accessed via a grand and imposing entrance hall with WC leading through to a double-aspect drawing room with large bay window and wood-burning stove, sitting room and dining room with two sets of French doors providing an abundance of natural light. From here is the fully fitted kitchen with pantry, useful boot room and adjacent utility room. Upstairs there is a principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom and has wonderful views across the rear gardens, a further equally spacious bedroom with walk-in dressing room, four additional bedrooms and a family bathroom with bathtub and large walk-in mixer shower.
The Rectory occupies a generous plot and is well screened from the road by brick walls and mature shrubs with a sizeable gravel driveway providing off-street parking for a number of vehicles. The south-facing wrap-around rear garden is well stocked with mature trees and shrubs interspersed throughout the lawn.
Location
Partney is a peaceful village situated on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds designated 'An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' with a church, village hall, public house with restaurant and a garage/general store with Post Office facilities. More extensive amenities are available in nearby Spilsby (within two miles), a charming and historic market town with local shops, a primary school and an active theatre.
Further afield Horncastle, Boston, Skegness and Alford have a wider choice of schooling and facilities. The village offers excellent commuting potential to Grantham and Stamford via the A16, and Lincoln and the Midlands via the A158. Humberside Airport is easily accessible.
For leisure, there are a variety of wonderful walking, cycling and riding routes in the surrounding countryside, while the Lincolnshire coast is a short distance away. There are road connections to the east coast and the Cathedral city of Lincoln is approximately 33.4 miles away by road.
All distance and journey times are approximate.
Square Footage: 3,669 sq ft
Additional Info
Open House:
Saturday 19th August 10:30 to 11:30
Wednesday 23rd August 10:30 to 11:30
Friday 25th August 10:30 to 11:30
Wednesday 30th August 10:30 to 11:30
No appointment necessary for these dates.
Services:
Mains Water
Electricity
Mains Drainage
Central Heating Oil
Photographs taken July 23
Local Authority: East Lindsey District Council.
Restricted covenant and overage. The buyer should be aware that the property is subject to a restrictive covenant covering the green shaded area limiting the property to use as a single house or private dwelling for one family. In addition, an overage provision would be attached to the outbuildings and land to the East of the driveway entrance gate hatched blue such that for 80 years from the date of sale, the seller would be entitled to 50% of the increase in value, following the sale with the benefit of, or the implementation of, a planning permission for any use beyond that of outbuildings ancillary to the main house.
Description
Originally constructed in the 1700s, The Rectory is a striking red brick property which has been thoughtfully extended and improved over the years to create an impressive family home whilst retaining much of its period charm. The house was once home to the vicar of Partney and enjoys an abundance of character including original fireplaces, deep bay windows and original patterned tiles. The ceiling heights combined with the bright, mostly neutral interiors and large windows, make the property feel exceptionally light and bright. The substantial accommodation is set across two floors and extends to more than 3600 sq ft, with multiple reception rooms making it an excellent choice for families, with ample space for both formal entertaining and informal family occasions. The grounds are also particularly of note, extending about half an acre and include a range of outbuildings which have excellent potential for development and renovation (subject to obtaining the necessary consents).
The ground floor accommodation is accessed via a grand and imposing entrance hall with WC leading through to a double-aspect drawing room with large bay window and wood-burning stove, sitting room and dining room with two sets of French doors providing an abundance of natural light. From here is the fully fitted kitchen with pantry, useful boot room and adjacent utility room. Upstairs there is a principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom and has wonderful views across the rear gardens, a further equally spacious bedroom with walk-in dressing room, four additional bedrooms and a family bathroom with bathtub and large walk-in mixer shower.
The Rectory occupies a generous plot and is well screened from the road by brick walls and mature shrubs with a sizeable gravel driveway providing off-street parking for a number of vehicles. The south-facing wrap-around rear garden is well stocked with mature trees and shrubs interspersed throughout the lawn.
Location
Partney is a peaceful village situated on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds designated 'An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' with a church, village hall, public house with restaurant and a garage/general store with Post Office facilities. More extensive amenities are available in nearby Spilsby (within two miles), a charming and historic market town with local shops, a primary school and an active theatre.
Further afield Horncastle, Boston, Skegness and Alford have a wider choice of schooling and facilities. The village offers excellent commuting potential to Grantham and Stamford via the A16, and Lincoln and the Midlands via the A158. Humberside Airport is easily accessible.
For leisure, there are a variety of wonderful walking, cycling and riding routes in the surrounding countryside, while the Lincolnshire coast is a short distance away. There are road connections to the east coast and the Cathedral city of Lincoln is approximately 33.4 miles away by road.
All distance and journey times are approximate.
Square Footage: 3,669 sq ft
Additional Info
Open House:
Saturday 19th August 10:30 to 11:30
Wednesday 23rd August 10:30 to 11:30
Friday 25th August 10:30 to 11:30
Wednesday 30th August 10:30 to 11:30
No appointment necessary for these dates.
Services:
Mains Water
Electricity
Mains Drainage
Central Heating Oil
Photographs taken July 23
Local Authority: East Lindsey District Council.
Restricted covenant and overage. The buyer should be aware that the property is subject to a restrictive covenant covering the green shaded area limiting the property to use as a single house or private dwelling for one family. In addition, an overage provision would be attached to the outbuildings and land to the East of the driveway entrance gate hatched blue such that for 80 years from the date of sale, the seller would be entitled to 50% of the increase in value, following the sale with the benefit of, or the implementation of, a planning permission for any use beyond that of outbuildings ancillary to the main house.
