• Handsome red brick period house with various character features +
• Five double bedrooms and flexible, attractive accommodation +
• Clean, neutral décor throughout with elegant, understated styling and fittings +
• Integrated two-bedroom annexe, providing additional accommodation for guests or family members +
• Well-connected village setting with access to local amenities +
• EPC Rating = D +

A substantial former vicarage with integrated annexe with more than 5,000 square feet of comfortable living space, set in a sought-after village position.

Description

The Old Vicarage is a handsome red brick period home offering attractive, airy living space with well-proportioned reception rooms and neutral décor and styling throughout.

The main house has three reception rooms at the front, including the main reception with its bay window, window seat and cast-iron fireplace. There is also a comfortable sitting room and a formal dining room, while at the rear there is further space in which to relax, in the sunny dining area and conservatory. The ground floor also features a well-equipped kitchen with wooden fitted units, integrated appliances and space for a breakfast table, while the useful utility room offers further space for storage and appliances.

The first floor provides five well-presented bedrooms, all of which are doubles. There is also a study adjoining one of the bedrooms, offering a peaceful space for home working. The first floor has a family bathroom and a WC, while there is an additional shower room on the ground floor.

The annexe is connected to the main house, making it the ideal space for family members or guests. It includes a spacious reception room with French doors opening on to the garden, a well-equipped kitchen and one ground-floor bedroom with en suite. Upstairs there is a further bedroom with a dressing room and en suite bathroom and a study/playroom.

At the front of the property, the gravel driveway provides ample parking and access to the integrated double garage for further parking and storage space. The garden is mostly to the rear and comprises a patio for al fresco dining, a greenhouse and an area of lawn, which is bordered by timber fencing and established hedgerows. A central hedgerow separates the main house’s garden from an orchard/play area. There is a patio area at the far end, connected by a paved pathway.

Location

The popular village of Morton lies in a convenient position, connected to the bustling town of Gainsborough yet moments from the surrounding countryside. The village has various amenities of its own, including a local shop, a village pub, a takeaway, a village hall, as well as a primary school. Nearby, there is a doctor’s surgery with a pharmacy and a cottage hospital with an Urgent Treatment Centre (approx. 500m).