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Vicarage Cottage Skendleby, Spilsby, PE23 4QG Vicarage Cottage Skendleby, Spilsby, PE23 4QG Vicarage Cottage Skendleby Spilsby PE23 4QG Nestled in the picturesque village of Skendleby this delightful four bedroom detached residence is set in approx. 3.5 acres with woodland, stream and uninterrupted views of wolds countryside. Skendleby is a popular and sought after village which is approximately 5 miles from the active market town and shopping centre of Spilsby and approximately 9 miles from the coastal resort of Skegness. The city of Lincoln is approximately 34 miles and Humberside Airport is approximately 40 miles. To the north and west lies the bulk of the Lincolnshire Wolds much of which are designated an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. ENTRANCE HALL BEDROOM ONE With double glazed door and two double glazed windows. 3.68m (12' 1") X 3.63m (11' 11") With two double glazed windows and central heating radiator. OPEN PLAN KITCHEN AND LIVING AREA 6.86m (22' 6") X 6.98m (22' 11") SITTING ROOM An open plan area with fitted kitchen with granite worktops, cupboards under, 7.75m (25' 5") X 3.66m (12' 0") classic deluxe Rangemaster with extractor hood over, Belfast style double sink, With two double glazed windows, double glazed french doors leading to patio double glazed windows, double glazed french doors to the patio area, tiled area, wood burning stove and central heating radiator. flooring, Velux roof windows, log burner in feature brick fire place, seating and dining area. WET ROOM 2.08m (6' 10") X 1.65m (5' 5") WALK IN PANTRY With shower and folding screens, vanity unit with wash basin, low flush W.C., With worktops, shelving and double glazed window. central heating radiator, double glazed window, tiled flooring and walls. UTILITY ROOM BEDROOM TWO With double glazed door, built in cupboards and Worcester gas fire central 4.83m (15' 10") X 3.66m (12' 0") heating boiler, Belfast style sink, plumbing for washing machine, space for With Velux window and central heating radiator. tumble dryer and built in cupboards. ENSUITE SHOWER ROOM DOUBLE GARAGE 3.53m (11' 7") X 1.96m (6' 5") 6.48m (21' 3") 4.98m (16' 4") With corner shower, pedestal wash basin, low flush W.C., double glazed window, With two double doors, light and power supply, double glazed side door, double central heating radiator and tiled floor. glazed window and door leading to: BEDROOM THREE STORE 3.71m (12' 2") X 3.66m (12' 0") 3.18m (10' 5") X 2.97m (9' 9") With double glazed window, central heating radiator, pedestal wash basin, built With double glazed window, light and power supply. in wardrobe and drawers. BRICK OUTBUILDING FAMILY BATHROOM 2.41m (7' 11") X 2.74m (9' 0") 2.03m (6' 8") X 2.11m (6' 11") With light and power supply, double glazed window and double glazed door. With panelled bath, shower, double glazed window, wash basin, low flush W.C., tiled walls and flooring. GARDEN STORE BEDROOM FOUR 2.69m (8' 10") X 2.39m (7' 10") 6.91m (22' 8") X 4.22m (13' 10") Of brick construction with electric roller door light and power. With three double glazed windows, two pedestal wash basins, central heating radiator, built in wardrobes and eaves storage. WOODSTORE AND STORE VIEWINGS Viewings by prior appointment with Hunters Turner Evans Stevens office in With pantile roof, water and electric supply. Spilsby 01790 752151. THE GROUNDS SERVICES This delightful property is approached over a gravel driveway providing ample Mains electricity, gas and water are understood to be connected, drainage to parking. The grounds of approx. 3.5 acres are mainly laid to lawn with paved private system. patio areas, planted borders, glasshouse, fruit cage, vegetable plots, 24' poly tunnel, woodland area and a stream runs through the bottom of the garden. TENURE The property is understood to be freehold. LOCATION Skendleby is a popular and sought after village which is approximately 5 miles DISCLAIMER from the active market town and shopping centre of Spilsby and approximately 9 These particulars are intended to give a fair and reliable description of the property but no responsibility for any inaccuracy or error can be accepted and do not constitute an offer or contract. We have not tested any miles from the coastal resort of Skegness. The city of Lincoln is approximately 34 services or appliances (including central heating if fitted) referred to in these particulars and the purchasers miles and Humberside Airport is approximately 40 miles. To the north and west are advised to satisfy themselves as to the working order and condition. If a property is unoccupied at any lies the bulk of the Lincolnshire Wolds much of which are designated an area of time there may be reconnection charges for any switched off/disconnected or drained services or appliances Outstanding Natural Beauty. - All measurements are approximate. Viewing Arrangements Strictly by prior appointment only through the agent Hunters 01790 752151 | Website: www.hunters-exclusive.co.uk A Hunters Franchise owned and operated under licence by Turner Evans Stevens LTD Registered No: 3710262 England & Wales VAT Reg. No 706 4186 42 Registered Office: 34 High Street, Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 5JH .
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