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Braceborough House, Braceborough 4 Bedrooms, Detached House Stamford, Lincolnshire PE9 4NT Offers In Excess Of £900,000 | For Sale Braceborough House, Braceborough 4 Bedrooms, Detached House Stamford, Lincolnshire PE9 4NT Offers In Excess Of £900,000 | For Sale Features Finished to an impeccably high standard throughout and sitting within a private sizeable plot, Braceborough House is Grand gated entrance just a short drive away from Peterborough Train Station (Kings Cross in as little as 50 minutes). The property has been improved over the last few years by its current owners and is superbly presented with mullion windows and leaded diamond glazing. The spacious hallway leads off to a dining room with feature stone carved fire place and oak Four spacious and bright flooring, a sitting room with dual aspect windows and again carved stone fire place which houses a wood burning stove. The family room is set to the rear of the house with views out over the private garden and French doors to the bedrooms outdoors seating area. The fresh and bright contemporary breakfast kitchen offers a marble floor, kitchen units finished in Farrow and Ball colours beneath quartz worktops, integrated appliances include two dishwashers, two double ovens and warming trays beneath, a six ring halogen hob and breakfast bar offers more leisurely dining and En Suite and a Refitted again French doors leading out to the paved area. Off the kitchen to complete the ground floor is an office / gym, laundry room and second cloakroom / WC. bathroom The stairs from the hallway lead up to the landing to gain access to four very spacious double bedrooms, the master of which has a wall of fitted wardrobes along with a en-suite, three further sizeable bedrooms all benefit from fitted Three reception rooms all with wardrobes and access a newly fitted marble floor and tiled family bathroom with separate shower cubicle. fire places, plus study / gym GARDENS With grand wrought iron gates opening onto a gravel driveway which lead to a double garage with electric up and Newly fitted intone kitchen with over door. The gardens give a feeling of privacy with impressive high wall and hedged boundaries. The garden wraps itself around the house to the east and south with mature trees and hedging to ensure a high degree of privacy and is Quartz work tops and integral mainly laid to lawn with large seating area adjoining the family room, sitting room and kitchen . appliances Re-locating buyers with having 14 offices across London Important we would like to inform prospecti ve purchasers that these sales particul ars have been prepared as a general guide onl y. A detailed sur vey has not been carried out, nor the ser vices, appliances and fi tti ngs tested. Room sizes should not be relied upon for furnishi ng purposes and ar e approximate. If ﬂ oor plans are i ncluded, they ar e for guidance onl y and illustration purposes onl y and may not be to scale. If there are any i mportant matters likel y to affect your decision to buy, please contact us before viewing the pr operty. 25 Burton Str eet, 36 High Street, 2 Orange Street, 1 Sheep Mar ket, 40 St James’s Place, London Pl atfor m, Melton Mowbray Oakham Uppingham Stamford London Grantham Station Follow us on… Facebook Twitter 01664 491610 01572 757979 01572 821935 01780 484555 0207 8390888 01476 855618 www.mooresestateagents.com | [email protected] .

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