- Grade II Listed Family Home +
- Quiet Village Location +
- 4 Double Bedrooms +
- 3 Reception Rooms +
- Triple Garage +
- Large Orangery +
- Large Private Gardens +
- Viewing Essential +
- EPC Rating - Exempt, Council Tax Band - F +
The Old Vicarage is a delightful period home believed to date back to 1760 with alterations and extensions added in 1872-3 by Victorian architect James Fowler of Louth to produce a family residence in keeping with a person of standing in the local community. Protected for future generations with a Grade II listing.
The property is accessed through a solid wood original 6-fielded-panel door with over light with geometric glazing which opens into the Reception Hallway. The current owners have redecorated throughout the property to provide a modern way of living whilst keeping a lot of the character typical of this time period; this can be seen in the two front Receptions Rooms. The last Reception Room is an ideal space for a children's play area or dining room.
Access is also obtained via the rear through the Victorian style Orangery, having been carefully designed to enhance the property. A dividing wall with archway opens into a seating area. Arranged from the Orangery via an arched doorway is a large Pantry/Wine Store and a door leading into a home office. A door from the orangery opens into an entrance hall that leads onto the spacious Kitchen which features a bespoke country style Oak fitted kitchen. A ground floor WC with built in storage cupboards has space and plumbing for a washing machine completes the downstairs space.
The staircase situated at the front of the property grants you access to the landing; from there is the main Bedroom with accompanying En Suite. On the landing area is a wide access loft hatch with a large storage space. The landing leads onto a superb spacious traditional styled Bathroom with five-piece suite to include a period cast claw and ball footed bath which serves the Three double family Bedrooms.
Encompassed by large and private gardens with a mixture of trees and shrubs. Within the grounds is an outbuilding that has been converted into a triple garage once of which has a fully secured door, with a storage space in the space above. Access to the orangery can be granted via a door to the rear of the garage. The stable and carriage house has full planning permission to convert and extend to provide a separate annex containing 2 bedrooms, bathroom, living room, hallway and kitchen. Electronic gates to the front of the property provide for added security.