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The Priest's House, Great Limber, Lincolnshire The Priest’s House, Great Limber, Lincolnshire Awaiting Pics The Priest’s House, Great Limber, Lincolnshire A180(M) Road Network - 6 miles Believed to date back over 500 years, The Priest’s House is a stunning Grade II Listed, thatched period property which has only been offered to the market once in its history, providing a substantial seven bedroom family home with beautifully maintained private grounds of over an acre in this sought after village location. Set in a peaceful setting, the property offers versatile accommodation with a wealth of character and period charm yet within easy access to Humberside Airport and nearby road networks. The accommodation comprises entrance hall, reception, living room, kitchen/breakfast room, formal dining room, garden room, utility and large games room with sauna and office to the ground floor with master bedroom with en-suite and four further bedrooms (one with en-suite) and family bathroom the first floor to the main house, with further accommodation provided via an attached barn with two first floor bedrooms, gym and home office which would be ideal as an annexe or ancillary accommodation. Stunning, landscaped and mature grounds of over an acre navigate around the house with orchard, tennis and badminton courts, a courtyard area, an array of useful outbuildings, private gardens with hot tub and useful car port with open field views to the rear. ACCOMMODATION Living Room 5.17m x 4.36m Utility Room 3.18m x 3.02m Sash windows to front and rear elevations with working Comprising a range of wall and base units with stainless steel Entrance Porch shutters. Ornate fireplace with tiled back and hearth, wooden sink and drainer, space and plumbing for washing machine, Entrance via solid wood glazed door with feature arch and mantle and surround, exposed beam, ornate cornicing and tumble dryer and dishwasher with HDG oil boiler unit. exposed truss work. radiator. Garden Room 6.02m x 3.86m Entrance Hall Formal Dining Room 6.04m x 3.05m French double glazed doors to patio and glazed windows to Impressive entrance hall with exposed beam, built-in book- Floor to ceiling sash window to front elevation and sash rear elevation. With space for American style fridge, tiled shelves, traditional tiled flooring and stairs rising to first floor window to rear elevation with working shutters. With flooring and radiator. Access to secondary hall: landing. Leading off: bespoke handcrafted cupboards and wall mounted oak corner cupboard, exposed beam, recess area, solid oak flooring and Side Hallway WC radiator. With exposed brickwork, tiled flooring and radiator. Stable Obscure glazed window to rear elevation. Comprising low style door leading to enclosed side gardens and secondary level WC, wood flooring and radiator with wash room Kitchen/Breakfast Room 6.02m x 4.56m door leading to boot room with tiled flooring, radiator and comprising wash hand basin. Glazed windows to front and rear elevations. Part tiled. door leading to side entrance. Access also through to: comprising a range of wall and base units with twin ceramic Reception Room 5.05m x 4.48m sink and mixer taps, marble work tops, two ring AGA with hot Games Room (Attached Barn) 7.75m x 5.15m Floor to ceiling sash window to front elevation and French plate and four ovens set in fitted unit with ornate tiled back French double glazed doors leading to patio and windows to doors to rear gardens with working shutters. Feature original and extractor over, exposed beam, quarry tiled flooring and side elevation, internal door with access leading up to first fire place housing log burner with flue and brick hearth with radiator with cover. With door leading to stairwell rising to floor barn area. Large games room with built-in cupboards, original wooden mantle, ornate salt cellars, exposed beam, bedroom. wood effect flooring and two radiators. solid oak flooring, built in cupboard and radiator. Rear Entrance Hall Shower Room Solid wood glazed door leading to the gardens with glazed Glazed window to side elevation. Comprising corner shower windows to rear elevations. Tiled flooring and radiator. cubicle, low level WC, bowl sink with mixer tap, heated towel rail and solid wood flooring. Awaiting Pics Sauna Room Family Bathroom Bedroom Seven 5.71m x 4.44m Glazed window to front elevation. Fully tiled, comprising bath With roof light. Vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and truss Office with shower over, wash hand basin, low level WC and heated work, built-in cupboards, solid wood flooring and radiator. Glazed windows to side elevations with fitted blinds. With towel rail. solid wood flooring and radiator. OUTSIDE Bedroom Four 5.41m x 3.61m The Priest’s House is situated in an idyllic and private position First Floor Landing (Main Stairwell) Sash windows to front and rear elevations with fitted blinds. with mature trees to the front and is accessed via two Glazed windows to rear elevation. Large landing area with oak With exposed beams and truss work, solid wood flooring and driveways with separate five bar gated access points. The balustrades, exposed beams and access to loft space. two radiators. main entrance to the property is accessed off the road via a tarmacadam driveway which leads to an open barn with Master Bedroom 5.15m x 4.45m Bedroom Five 5.76m x 5.02m parking for two vehicles and in turn leads to a parking area to Sash windows to side and rear elevations with fitted blinds. Sash window to rear elevation, glazed window to side the front of the house with lawned gardens, surrounded by Exposed beams and truss work, radiator. elevation. With built-in cupboards, exposed beams, wash hand hedging with prominent Lebanon of Cedar tree. To the front basin, truss work, solid wood flooring and radiator. Stairs of the house, there are an array of planted beds and borders, Dressing Area leading down to kitchen. climbing Wisteria and Roses with pathway which leads up to With built-in sliding wardrobes and drawers. the front door with covered porch. En-Suite Shower Room En-Suite Shower Room 3.15m x 1.63m Obscure glazed window to side elevation. Comprising corner Leading on from the main house, the driveway runs to the side Comprising corner shower/steam room cubicle, wash hand shower cubicle, wash hand basin and low level WC. elevation with useful dog kennel and then on to a large private basin, low level WC, airing cupboard, heated towel rail and garden area which is currently used as a Badminton court with solid wood flooring. Barn (Accessed from Games Room) mature hedging and pretty walk ways with separate five bar gated access leading to the road and a pedestrianised gated Bedroom Two 3.18m x 2.08m First Floor Landing access which runs up to the rear gardens. Sash window to front elevation with fitted blind. With wash Glazed window to side elevation. Radiator. The large rear gardens are beautifully presented, being hand basin and radiator. principally laid to lawn with paved pathway leading around Bedroom Six 4.97m x 3.57m the rear of the house with private BBQ area, ideal for Bedroom Three 3.04m x 2.97m With roof light. Vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and truss summer entertaining with summer house and timber framed Sash window to front elevation with fitted blind. With wash work, solid wood flooring and radiator. outbuilding (which are available by separate negotiation) and hand basin and radiator. an array of mature trees including Walnut and specimen trees Gym 5.71m x 4.07m with walkways leading up the rear of the gardens with open With roof light. Vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and truss field views beyond. To the far side of the house, the gardens work, solid wood flooring and radiator. extend to a pretty orchard area with an array of fruit trees Awaiting Pics Awaiting Floorplans including apple, pear, plums and fig trees with vegetable and few miles away with picturesque countryside and a variety of vibrant University City offering a variety of facilities including fruit gardens with red currants, gooseberries and raspberry’s places to eat and drink. an excellent choice of schools, shops, restaurants, public and steps leading down to enchanting pathway with pergola The popular market town of Caistor is also situated 5 miles houses and leisure activities. and vines with enclosed tennis court and pavilion area with away and offers the prestigious Caistor Grammar School greenhouse. Leading on from this, there is a large workshop (within catchment area) which was ranked 1st in Lincolnshire BUYER IDENTITY CHECK with power and lighting. Directly to the side of the main house at GCSE & A Level in 2019. Please note that prior to acceptance of any offer, JHWalter are and accessed from the garden room, there is a private paved There is easy access to the central motorway network from required to verify the identity of the buyer to comply with the terrace area with an array of useful outbuildings and a further A180(M) which is situated just 6 miles from the property, requirements of the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing enclosed garden leading off which is principally laid to lawn providing access to the M1 and the M62. The Humber Bridge and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations with paved area and pathway leading to a hot tub. (14 miles) provides easy access to Hull and the seaport, and 2017. Further, when a property is for sale by tender, an ID nearby Humberside airport (3 miles) provides international check must be carried out before a tender can be submitted. SITUATION flights and connecting flights to Amsterdam Schiphol We are most grateful for your assistance with this.
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