Nestled in the highly sought-after village of Moulton, near Spalding in South Lincolnshire, this handsome late Edwardian residence enjoys a prime position, just a stone's throw from the iconic All Saints Church.
This charming, non-listed property offers two front reception rooms and a spacious open-plan kitchen/dining/family area. Upstairs, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a principal suite with en suite shower room, and a generously sized family bathroom.
Set on circa 0.25 acre plot, the property is approached via a gravel driveway leading to a detached garage. Above the garage, a substantial room offers superb versatility – ideal as a home office, creative studio, or potential annexe (subject to planning). The secluded gardens are mainly laid to lawn, framed by mature trees and shrubs.
Conveniently located close to the village centre, the property is within easy reach of local amenities, making it a rare and desirable find.
- A Double Fronted, Late Edwardian, Non-Listed Property
- Located in the Desirable South Lincolnshire Village of Moulton
- Entrance Hall, Two Front Reception Rooms, Kitchen/Diner and Snug
- Three Double Bedrooms, One En Suite and a Family Bathroom
- Detached Garage with Large Room Above, Ideal as Gym or Home Office
- Manageable, Predominantly Lawn Garden, Gravelled Drive and Parking
- Total Plot is Approximately 0.25 Acre (Subject To Measured Survey)
- Total Accommodation Extends To 2,040.80 Sq. Ft.
Nestled in the enchanting and highly sought -after village of Moulton, near Spalding in Southeast Lincolnshire, just a stone's throw from the magnificent All Saints Church – known as the "Queen of the Fens" – stands a handsome, non-listed late Edwardian residence. This three-bedroom family home is conveniently situated near the village centre and its array of amenities.
The property, adorned with white-painted brick, boasts a symmetrical façade accentuated by large bay windows flanking the front door, which bears a plaque above reading "J.E.S. 1919," signifying both the year of construction and the likely initials of its builder.
Upon entry, a bright hallway invites you in. The ground floor comprises three reception rooms: two front sitting rooms, each featuring expansive bay windows that overlook the front garden and an inviting open fireplace, along with a snug that seamlessly connects from the kitchen to the garden through its generous French doors.
The farmhouse style kitchen is fitted with a wealth of bespoke oak units topped with granite and featuring a Rangemaster (available for separate negotiation). Concealed within the units is a dishwasher and there is space for a large free standing fridge freezer. The kitchen flows into a dining area, which is graced with French doors that lead onto a rear terrace, perfectly positioned to bask in the morning sun. The ground floor also includes a utility room with space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, and adjacent to this is a downstairs WC.
Ascending to the first floor, one finds three spacious double bedrooms. The principal suite boasts an en-suite shower room, while the other two rooms are enhanced by charming period fireplaces. The family bathroom is generously proportioned, featuring both a fitted bath and a separate shower.
Set upon a substantial plot of approximately 0.25 acres (subject to measured survey), the property is approached via a large gravel driveway leading to a detached single garage, which features a shower room on the ground floor and a sizable studio above, ideal for use as a gym or a home office. The expansive front garden and sun-drenched rear garden, predominantly laid to lawn, offer a private haven, entirely enclosed by hedging and fencing.
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