£375,000
5 bed detached house for saleQueen Street, Horncastle LN9
5 beds
2 receptions
EPC Rating: D
- Chain free
- Freehold
Hunters - Horncastle
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About this property
Beautiful, very well presented, and renovated, detached period house circa 1856 with no ‘upward chain’
Five bedrooms, three generous receptions and a cellar, spacious 2,000 sq ft property (excluding 500 sq ft attached brick outbuildings)
West facing and secluded majority brick walled generous established garden with patio and vegetable beds
500 sq ft attached outbuildings, previously re-roofed, with gardener’s disconnected W.C & 3 x main rooms including garage, light, power, secure pedestrian access to street and garden
Period features including sliding sash windows, fireplaces, wooden internal doors, wooden flooring, reception 10ft/3.07m floor to ceiling height, etc
220sq ft lounge with bay window, 140 sq ft dining room, Dual aspect breakfast room, all three with feature fireplaces and wooden floorboards
Fitted kitchen incl Rangemaster range cooker, ceramic sink, oak flooring, open plan to breakfast room, utility room with space/plumbing for several appliances
Bath & shower room with shower having monsoon & flexible hose shower heads, 2 x surface mounted circular hand basins on vanity units, Downstairs W.C, Gardener’s disconnected W.C.
Mains gas central heating with British Gas Worcester boiler, wood burner plus an open fireplace, sliding sash windows
Convenient location for well serviced historic town centre and schools
Beautiful, very well presented, and renovated, five bedroom, three generous receptions and a cellar, spacious 2,000 sq ft property (excluding 500 sq ft of attached brick outbuildings), period house circa 1856 (not Grade II listed), having the added benefit of a west facing and secluded, majority brick walled, generous established garden (with patio and vegetable beds), as well as the 500 sq ft of attached outbuildings (previously re-roofed, having gardener’s disconnected W.C and 3 x main rooms including garage, light, power, and secure pedestrian access to street and garden), all in a Conservation Area, convenient for schools and a well serviced, historic town centre and there is no ‘upward chain’.
3D tour to follow.
It also benefits from Georgian style sliding sash windows, feature fireplaces including open and wood/multi fuel burner, wooden period style internal doors, wooden flooring including oak, reception10ft/3.07m floor to ceiling height, mains gas central heating with British Gas boiler, and is only a tax band ‘C’.
The property consists of entrance hall with feature staircase and built in cupboard, 220sq ft lounge with bay window, 140 sq ft dining room, dual aspect breakfast room open plan to the fitted kitchen, all three rooms having feature fireplaces, fitted kitchen (including Rangemaster range cooker with double oven, separate grill, pan drawer and 6 x rings, ceramic sink, space/plumbing for fridge freezer and dishwasher), all the previously detailed rooms having wooden flooring including oak, utility room (with space/plumbing for several appliances), W.C. And a cellar (with standing height, light, power and quarry tiled floor).
With staircases from both the entrance hall and the breakfast room, upstairs has the staggered landing, bath & shower room (with shower having monsoon & flexible hose shower heads, 2 x surface mounted circular hand basins on vanity units, bath mixer side taps with hand held shower extension, and toilet), and the 5 bedrooms.
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