3 bedroom detached house for sale

In a sought after, Cliff village about 6 miles south of Lincoln, an absolutely charming, beautifully presented, character property is part of a prestigious Sowerby development and sits in a tranquil, secluded spot with a separate garage and a delightful walled garden behind.

With generous, front to back, dual aspect rooms, French doors onto the garden from both the living room and the kitchen dining room it perfectly suits modern living. Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms, one en suite, and a family bathroom.

No Onward Chain

• Top quality home built in a Peter Sowerby development in 2000
• Exposed beams, brickwork and inglenook fireplace lending character
• Double-glazed timber windows throughout
• Entrance hall leading to downstairs WC and utility room
• 21 ft. dual aspect living room with bay and French doors to garden
• Clearview multi-fuel burner in inglenook
• Glazed double doors into dining room; brick fireplace
• Dual aspect 20 ft. kitchen dining room with French doors to terrace
• Wealth of traditional-style units with integrated oven and gas hob
• Double sink and integrated Smeg dishwasher
• Generous walk-in pantry with fitted storage
• Utility room with sink, storage and space for washing machine
• Back door from utility into garden
• 3 double bedrooms, 2 exceptionally large
• Expansive dual aspect principal bedroom with en suite shower
• Fitted Hammonds wardrobes and storage the full 21 ft. length of room
• Family bathroom with bath and shower over
• Galleried landing, airing cupboard, access to loft with retractable ladder
• Landscaped walled rear garden with year-round interest
• West facing terrace, lawn, pond and Mediterranean-style gravel garden
• Cedar shingle roofed summerhouse with mains power
• Separate brick garage with up-and-over door and pedestrian access
• Gravelled, off-street parking area for 3 cars
Location
Harmston is a much sought after, pretty little village with many attractive stone cottages and houses located just off the Lincolnshire Cliff Villages road (the A607) that leads north to Lincoln. There are excellent transport links in the district, including high-speed rail networks to London King’s Cross from Newark (75 minutes’ journey time) and Grantham (approx. one hour). It is 6 miles south of Lincoln, 13 miles north-west of Sleaford and 18 miles north of Grantham.
There is a village hall in Harmston which provides residents with the opportunity to enjoy professional performing arts and music throughout the year, whilst its pub, the Thorold Arms is renowned for its excellent food, beautiful décor and warm welcome. All Saints’ Parish Church dates to the 11th century and is open for worship. Around a mile away, Waddington has a Budgens food store, and the neighbouring village of Navenby (3 miles) offers a full range of amenities, including a good primary school, a convenience store, and Welbourne’s Bakery, one of the longest standing artisanal bakeries in the county. It also has two pubs serving food and takeaways, whilst Mrs. Smith’s Cottage is a popular museum illustrating a century of rural Lincolnshire life. Being one of the Cliff villages, Harmston straddles the old Roman Road, Ermine Street, as well as the Viking Way, providing wonderful country walks, and much local history.
Schools
Navenby C of E Primary School is rated Outstanding by Ofsted and around a 5 minute drive from the property. There is a wide choice of secondary education in the area with a popular state school, the Sir William Robertson Academy 7 miles south in Welbourn, a co-educational school, Ofsted rated Good. In Lincoln, about 6 miles north, The Priory Academy LSST is another excellent co-ed school, so too, Sir Robert Pattinson Academy and North Kesteven Academy, amongst others, which are all rated Good. In the independent sector, in the centre of Lincoln, the Lincoln Minster Schools (prep and senior) are extremely well regarded.

Insights
“The house offers cottage charm but unlike older period properties, there is relatively low on-going maintenance making it the perfect ‘lock up and go’ home.”

“Exceptional build quality with stunning brickwork detailing and intricate features afforded by Peter Sowerby executive homes.”

“The rooms are very generous in size allowing for a relaxed living environment and to have patio doors from both the kitchen and the living room is a bonus.”

“The landscaped garden is very pretty, completely enclosed by walls so very sheltered. There are well-stocked borders, a pond and an Italian-styled Mediterranean planted gravel garden. As well as a charming summerhouse with mains power, it also has the perfect west facing sun terrace for relaxing and enjoying a glass of wine!”

“Harmston offers beautiful rural living but with every required amenity close at hand; Waddington is a 5 minute drive, Lincoln a 15 minute drive and excellent rail and road networks are nearby too.”

Services: Mains gas, water, electricity and drainage; gas-fired central heating
Local Authority: North Kesteven District Council
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: C