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Oasby Mill, Oasby, Grantham Offers in the Region of £875,000 OASBY MILL, OASBY, GRANTHAM OFFERS IN THE REGION OF £875,000 OASBY MILL, OASBY, GRANTHAM, NG32 3AQ There are several local primary schools in the area and two SITTING ROOM 16’0” x 13’0” (4.89m x 3.95m) measured to rear excellent, highly sought after (OFSTED Outstanding) Grammar of chimney breast with polished timber fireplace having brass, DESCRIPTION Schools in Grantham. cast iron and tiled basket grate. Tiled hearth, radiator Oasby Mill represents a rare opportunity in the market to a cquire a substantial family residence with an array of versatile outbuildings Historic Stamford and Oakham are approximately 25 miles way, SNUG 18’0” x 13’6” (5.47m x 4.13m) measured to rear of having commercial and further potential (subject to all statutory both with renowned public schools. chimney breast with exposed rustic brick work, Clearview multi consents and approvals) together with paddock land in this fuel stove on stone flagged hearth, external door to western desirable location. DIRECTIONS gardens, doorway and rear staircas e to first floor, radiator and Leaving Grantham eastbound on the A52 take the B6403 north further doorway to The house is a traditional stone built farmhouse and subsequently sign posted Ancaster. Taking the first right passing through the extended. It provides flexible family living arrangements, village of Welby and the property will be found on the next successfully combining character attributes with a modern crossroads. specification. Five bedrooms are provided together with three bathrooms and four reception rooms. The living dining kitchen is ACCOMMODATION surely the hub of the home, allowing informal dining, sitting/relaxing and cooking with a range of bespoke oak fitments, ENTRANCE HALL with oak entrance door, front staircase to granite worktops, substantial dresser, central island and Aga. galleried landing, radiator and off to There is also an indoor swimming pool to be enjoyed by the family. HALF CELLAR In total the grounds extend to approximately 12.34 acres (4.99 hectares) superbly distributed between mature domestic gardens, LIVING ROOM 13’6” x 13’4” (4.13m x 4.06m) yards, amenity spaces, circulation and paddocks. measured to rear of chimney breast with substantial marble fireplace, brick recess and The range of buildings have been utilised for a variety o f purposes canopied open grate. Dual aspect, exposed beam, radiator in the past and the main buildings total approximately 12,822sqft DINING ROOM 13’6” x 13’4” (4.13m x 4.06m) (1,191m²) comprising steel and concrete portal framed measured to rear workshops, stores and office block. There are additional brick of chimney breast with fireplace and cast iron basket grate, dual aspect, exposed beam, radiator domestic buildings and triple car barn. A stone built stable block and yard is provided and is capable of reinstatement. CELLAR 17’9” x 9’0” (5.42m x 2.74m) vaulted brick ceiling, light The property also includes the disused Windmill from which it and power derives its name. INNER HALL original meat hooks to ceiling, useful inbuilt cupboards, radiator and off to LOCATION Oasby Mill occupies a rural location situated just beyond the UTILITY 8’3” x 3’9” (2.51m x 1.14m) with oak fronted cupboards western periphery of the much desired village of Oasby. to wall and floor level, granite effect working surfaces, stainless steel sink unit, plumbing for washing machine, tiled splash back Despite its rural position amidst gently undulating Lincolnshire countryside, the property is well placed for accessing the areas REAR RECEPTION HALL with exposed brickwork, tiled flooring, excellent transport links. Oasby lies to the north of the A52 which dado rail, external door to western garden leads to Grantham in the west. REAR ENTRANCE PORCH double doors, tiled floor, radiator The A 1 passes Grantham on the western side. Grantham also boasts a good rail service directly into London King’s Cross STUDY 13’5” x 11’10” (4.09m x 3.61m) exposed beamed ceiling, (approximately 65 minutes journey time). The City of Nottingham radiator is approximately 30 miles away. LIVING DINING KITCHEN 31’4” x 15’6” (9.57m x 4.73m) generous INDOOR SWIMMING POOL 50’0” x 22’10” (15.29m x 6.96m) with BEDROOM ONE 13’6” x 13’4” (4.13m x 4.06m) measured to rear and flexible living and cooking space. Fine range of bes poke oak electrically heated swimming pool approximat ely 28’0” x 14’0” of chimney breast with traditional basket grate, dual aspect, crafted units, base cupboards surmounted by solid granite (8.51m x 4.25m) , paved perimeter, air movement appliance and radiator, access hatch to roof void working surfaces, substantial dresser units to co-ordinate, general amenity area. Windows and patio doors overlooking and substantial central island with granite top. Ceramic sink unit, four giving access to the western formal garden oven Aga with twin electric hob, further integrated applian ces of Bosch oven and microwave, plus dish washer. Tiled flooring, dual aspect including double doors opening directly to western garden, radiators BEDROOM TWO 13’4” x 12’7” (4.06m x 3.84m) measured to front of chimn ey breast but rear of in built wardrobes flanking bed recess with cabinets over and co-ordinating knee-hole vanity unit with range of drawers. Radiator BEDROOM THREE 13’4” x 10’0” (4.06m x 3.04m) access hatch to SIDE HALL with PANTRY radiator roof void, radiator FIRST FLOOR SHOWER ROOM with 1200 showering enclo sure having overhead MIDDLE LANDING wit h access hatch to roof void, rear staircase deluge shower, vanity wash hand basin, low suite wc. Areas of FRONT LANDING galleried over stairwell returning to Snug, radiators complementing tiling, airing cupboard, chrome towel warmer, radiator BEDROOM FOUR 13’4” x 9’8” narrowing to 7’3” (4.06m x 2.94m Domestic grounds extend to the south and west substantially commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase. Floorplans: The floorplans within these particulars are for identification purposes only, they narrowing to 2.22m) louvred wardrobe adjacent to chimney lawned with a range of mature trees, shrubs, conifer and copper are representational and are not to scale. Accuracy and proportions should be checked by breast, radiator beech hedging aiding privacy. Stone and paved patios adjoin the prospective purchasers at the property. house and are directly accessible from several points. Hours of Business: Monday to Friday 9am - 5.30pm, Saturday 9am – 1pm. Viewing: Please contact the Retford office on 01777 709112. HOUSE BATHROOM well appointed with white suite of panelled Free Valuation: We would be happy to provide you with a free market appraisal of your own bath having brass Victorian bath/shower mixer, pedestal wash DOMESTIC BUILDINGS property should you wish to sell. Further information can be obtained from Brown & Co, Retford - 01777 709112. hand basin, low suite wc. Tiled around fittings to co-ordinate. Financial Services: In order to ensure your move runs as smoothly as possible we can Over stair linen cupboard, airing cupboard, radiator RANGE OF STONE AND BRICK GENERAL PURPOSE STORES introduce you to Fiducia Comprehensive Financial Planning who offer a financial services team who specialize in residential and commercial property finance. Their expertise comprising three domestic stores, inner storeroom with loft over, combine d with the latest technology makes them best placed to advise on all your mortgage three further stores to the side and a triple open CAR BARN . and insurance needs to ensure you get the right financial package for your new home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. Surveys: We naturally hope that you purchase your next home through Brown & Co, but if STABLE YARD walled and flanked by TWO FORMER STABLE you find a suitable property through another agent, our team of experienced Chartered BLOCKS of stone and pantile construction comprising four main Surveyors led locally by Jeremy Baguley MRICS are able to carry out all types of survey wor k, including Valuations, RICS Homebuyers Reports and Building Surveys. For more information loose boxes and three pony boxes. on our services please contact our Survey Team on 01777 712946. These particulars were prepared in March 2016. PRINCIPAL BUILDINGS BRICK BUILT OFFICE BLOCK AND WORKSHOP 87.56m²/942sqft (18.67m x 4.69m GIA) comprising entrance hall, main office, second office, filing room, mess room, wc, hallway REAR WORKSHOP 94.94m²/1,022sqft (18.80m x 5.05m GIA) PORTAL FRAMED BUILDING 360.62m²/3,882sqft (18.14m x 19.88m GIA) with two 4.5m high doors CONCRETE PORTAL FRAMED BUILDING 324.00m²/3,488sqft REAR SUITE of:- (18.00m x 18.00m GIA) part brick walled having 4m high roller shutter door REAR LANDING SECOND CONCRETE PORTAL FRAMED BUILDING BEDROOM FIVE 14’0” x 11’10” (4.25m x 3.62m) radiator, 324.00m²/3,488sqft (18.00m x 18.00m GIA) mostly brick and traditional basket grate stone walled, with one 4.5m high door and one 3.5m high door SHOWER ROOM with 1200 showering enclosure, low suite wc, Hardcore tracks circulate around the principal buildings linking to pedestal wash hand basin, tiled splash backs useful cupboard, both driveways/access points, domestic grounds and paddocks radiator beyond, vehicles can circulate around the property with ease therefore. OUTSIDE EXTERNAL CELLAR 14’0” x 13’4” (4.25m x 4.06m) maximum GRADE II LISTED WINDMILL (disused) dimensions including retained original bread oven, a fine feature. Oil fired central heating boiler BRICK AND PANTILE STORE with additional stone and pantile store Oasby Mill offers a fine combination of mature domestic grounds, versatile range of outbuildings and paddock land, in all extending The main PADDOCK is laid to grass, extends to the north and is to approximately 12.34 acres (4.99 hectares).
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