Nestled on the eastern edge of Stamford and within walking distance of the Town Centre stands Tricklebank, an individually designed five-bedroom executive property at the front of a private gated estate. There is a sweeping driveway with ample parking for numerous vehicles, a detached double garage with electrically operated doors, and beautiful gardens landscaped by the current owners. The house boasts a stunning plot and an abundance of space.

Internally, the property comprises three reception rooms, a large kitchen/diner with an adjacent utility room which benefits from a recently installed Worcester Bosch boiler.

There is a ground floor self-contained annex (which can also be reached through the kitchen) with a large open plan bedroom/living room (bedroom 5), a kitchen and ensuite shower room.

Approaching the property, you are greeted by secure iron gates. To the left is Tricklebank which has its own electrically operated wooden gates for vehicular access as well as a pedestrian gate. The extensive block paved driveway with a central potted topiary feature provides parking for numerous vehicles.

On entering the home, the hallway is light and airy. There are three reception rooms, the kitchen/diner and a guest cloakroom. The large living room has a coal burner effect gas fire with stone surround. The generous dining room offers space for a large dining table, with French doors leading onto a stunning conservatory. A home office also provides access to the conservatory. The kitchen has been upgraded with the addition of further units and pantry stores; there is also a separate utility room with plentiful cupboards, integrated freezer, Bosch washing machine and tumble drier.

On the first floor there are four double bedrooms including the principal bedroom with a spacious dressing room and en suite shower room. Bedroom two also offers en suite facilities and in addition there is a large 5-piece family bathroom.

To the rear of the property is a mature private garden which has a large patio seating area. The garden is well stocked with around 30 perfumed roses, of which 12 are planted in a traditional box hedge knot garden, and the rest form a long ‘rose walk’. There are numerous climbing plants, a soft fruit bed and grape vines. There is a large vegetable garden and two herb gardens (one in the front and one at the back). The front garden has a wild flower area, and apricot, plum, cherry, crab apple and sugarplum trees.

The property further benefits from 22 solar panels which form the roof of a long wooden cloister at the end of the garden. These generate an additional income of circa £2500 per annum via a feed-in tariff.