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Oslo House, Vicarage Lane, Wellingore, Lincoln Oslo House, Vicarage Lane, Wellingore, Lincoln This floorplan is for illustration purposes only and is not to scale. The position and size of doors, windows, appliances and other features are approximate. Oslo House, Vicarage Lane, Wellingore, Lincoln, LN5 £395,000 Freehold Situated in one of Lincoln's most sought after village locations, this substantial stone character cottage occupies a private walled in position accessed by way of secure electric gates. The property offers spacious and versatile living accommodation to suit a variety of needs including 3 double bedrooms including dressing room and en-suite shower room to the master bedrooms, 3 spacious reception rooms and fitted dining kitchen & utility. 3 Bedrooms | Cloakroom | Sitting Room | Dining Kitchen | Utility Room & Pantry | Dining Room | Conservatory | Dressing Room | En-Suite Shower Room | Family Winkworth Lincoln | 01522 531321 | [email protected] Bathroom | Extensive Driveway | Workshop | Garden winkworth.co.uk/lincoln Under the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991, the Particulars are a guide are a guide and act as information only. All details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct at time of printing. Winkworth give no representation as to their accuracy and potential purchasers or tenants must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their correctness. No employee at Winkworth has authority to make or give any representation or warranty in the relation to this property. winkworth.co.uk/lincoln See things differently. LOCATION Landing - Staircase rises to the first floor landing with uPVC Wellingore is a small rural village located on the A607 between double glazed window to the rear aspect, airing cupboard housing Lincoln and Grantham. It is situated approximatley 12 miles hot water cylinder and shelving and doors serving remaining South of Lincoln and conjoins the neighbouring village of rooms. Navenby. Bedroom One - 17'3" x 14'1" (5.26m x 4.3m) having uPVC double Wellingore has two public houses, the Marquis of Granby and the glazed windows to both front and rear aspects, panel wall radiator, Red Lion. Navenby benefits from more amenities including a range of integrated furniture including wardrobes with access Docotors surgery, Primary School, convenience store, Post Office, leading through to: and various takeaways. Dressing Room - 14'3" x 8' (4.34m x 2.44m) with velux window to the rear aspect and panel wall radiator, space for storage with hanging rails and access leading through to: ACCOMMODATION Entrance Reception Hall - 16' x 9'4" (4.88m x 2.84m) having uPVC double glazed entrance door and side panel window to the En-Suite Shower Room - 14'3" x 7'6" (4.34m x 2.29m) comprising front aspect, panel wall radiator and staircase rising to the first of a fitted modern three piece suite including fully tiled double floor landing. shower cubicle with integrated mains chrome shower and glazed shower screen, separate vanity wash hand basin with storage cupboards under and chrome mixer tap, low level WC, fitted vinyl Cloakroom - comprising of a two piece white suite including low flooring and velux window to the rear aspect. level WC, pedestal wash hand basin with complimentary ceramic tiled splash backs and uPVC double glazed opaque window to the rear aspect. Bedroom Two - 15'3" x 8'10" (4.65m x 2.7m) with uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect, panel wall radiator and fitted wooden flooring. Sitting Room - 15'11" x 14'4" (4.85m x 4.37m) having uPVC double glazed windows to both front and rear aspects, panel wall radiator, dado railing, coving to ceiling, television point, inset Bedroom Three - 15'3" x 8'2" (4.65m x 2.5m) having uPVC double inglenook fire surround with multi fuelled burning stove, quarry glazed window to the rear aspect and panel wall radiator with tiled hearth and surround. fitted wooden flooring. Dining Kitchen - 15'11" x 15'1" (4.85m x 4.6m) comprising of Family Bathroom - 9'5" x 5'7" (2.87m x 1.7m) comprising of three inset sink and separate drain unit with chrome mixer tap inset to piece fitted white suite including panel bath with wall mounted roll edge preparation work surfaces and a matching range of electric shower over, ceramic tiled surround, low level WC and base and eye level storage units comprising of cupboards and pedestal wash hand basin, stripped wooden floor boarding and drawers, space and plumbing for automatic dishwasher, further uPVC double glazed opaque window to the front aspect. space and point for cooker, fitted extractor unit over, complimentary ceramic wall tiling and ceramic tiled flooring, panel wall radiator and feature uPVC double glazed box bay Outside - The property is situated behind secure electric double fronted window to the front aspect, further uPVC double glazed gates leading to an extensive gravelled driveway and hard window to the rear aspect and glazed french doors leading standing providing ample off road parking for several vehicles and through to dining room with archway leading through to: Dutch barn style car port for two cars, there is a further detached wooden framed workshop and well stocked decorative shrubbed borders enclosed by stone and brick perimeter walling, lawned Utility Room - having continuation of ceramic tiled flooring from gardens to the front aspect and further paved hard standing and kitchen, space for American Style Fridge Freezer, complimentary patio area, raised shrubs with dwarf walling. ceramic wall tiling, further space and plumbing for automatic washing machine and uPVC double glazed window to the rear LOCAL AUTHORITY North Kesteven District Council aspect. COUNCIL TAX BAND E Dining Room - 16'3" x 14'1" (4.95m x 4.3m) having vertical panel DIRECTIONS from our Silver Street offices proceed onto wall radiator and uPVC double glazed french doors with side Broadgate and over Pelham Bridge continuing along Canwick panel windows leading to: Road and onto Canwick Hill, bearing right at the top onto Canwick Avenue, proceed into the village of Bracebridge Heath, turning left at the traffic lights onto London Road, bearing right at the next Conservatory - 12'11" x 10'7" (3.94m x 3.23m) being fully uPVC set of traffic lights onto the A607 Grantham Road, proceed double glazed off a brick base with uPVC double glazed french through the village of Waddington, continuing on the A607 window to the side aspect, uPVC double glazed french doors and through the village of Navenby upon reaching Wellingore bear side panel windows to the front aspect, fitted vinyl flooring and right when signposted onto Vicarage Lane where the property can under floor heating. be found on your right hand. .
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