House For Sale £290,000
Set in a stunning location with 360 degree far reaching countryside views on a generous 0.64 acre plot (sts) with front, side and rear gardens, and no near neighbours, this is a three bedroom, two reception detached farmhouse, in need of some updating, also having a detached garage/studio with vehicular door and two pairs of French doors to the rear garden, as well as extensive parking including for caravan etc if required, yet only 1 mile from village shop and 3.2 miles from the vibrant and well serviced historic market town of Spilsby and there is a LIMITED 'upward CHAIN'.
It also benefits from central heating, Georgian style glazing including sliding sash, and is offered freehold.
The property consists of lounge with two windows and open fireplace, separate dining room, dual aspect kitchen with solid wood fronted units and wooden worktops, large utility room with sink, inner hall, downstairs bathroom and upstairs W.C. as well as two attached brick store rooms including with window.
The village of East Keal I mile away has a village shop and post office; a local garage M.O.T. centre, many social groups, an excellent network of footpaths and bridleways linking the surrounding villages and it is only 3.2 miles south from the vibrant and well serviced historic market town of Spilsby, birthplace of Sir John Franklin the arctic explorer and which has an open air market, theatre, tearoom, restaurants, supermarket, doctors, dentist, main Post Office and secondary school.
It also benefits from central heating, Georgian style glazing including sliding sash, and is offered freehold.
The property consists of lounge with two windows and open fireplace, separate dining room, dual aspect kitchen with solid wood fronted units and wooden worktops, large utility room with sink, inner hall, downstairs bathroom and upstairs W.C. as well as two attached brick store rooms including with window.
The village of East Keal I mile away has a village shop and post office; a local garage M.O.T. centre, many social groups, an excellent network of footpaths and bridleways linking the surrounding villages and it is only 3.2 miles south from the vibrant and well serviced historic market town of Spilsby, birthplace of Sir John Franklin the arctic explorer and which has an open air market, theatre, tearoom, restaurants, supermarket, doctors, dentist, main Post Office and secondary school.
