Price changed to £1,345,000
September 17, 2025
Listed for £1,375,000
March 12, 2025
Sold for £850,580
2021
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Panelling and moulding enhances the beauty of this room along with wide engineered oak flooring. Panelling is evident in all of the downstairs rooms.
Custom made radiator covers have been made for the ground floor.
Heart Of The Home - The open plan living kitchen is enhanced by five superb architectural floor to ceiling arched windows. There is a further large window which overlooks the garden in front of the Belfast sink. French doors lead to the courtyard and stable block with another door opening onto the secure garden.
The practicalities of limestone and ceramic floors ensure limited worries from dogs and people entering with muddy feet after an enjoyable countryside walk.
A large utility room can house numerous pairs wellington boots and a copious number of outdoor coats.
A large walk-in pantry provides ample space for supplies. The newly installed Worcester Bosh boiler is housed in this space. (A new Harlequin oil tank is located outside on an enlarged new platform opposite the pantry.
Wine Cellar - For wine enthusiasts, a large cellar offers ample space to store your vintage bottles.
This substantial property of elegant proportions maintains many original features. Its stately proportion belies the practicalities available.
Exquisite Bedrooms - A private staircase leads to the principal bedroom suite.
This room exudes elegance. Three Georgian windows enhance this delightful room. High ceilings and superb attention to detail ensures this room is considered exceptional.
Three double floor to ceiling wardrobes are available for storage and hanging clothes, with further hanging space available at the top of the private staircase.
The principal bedroom has a breathtakingly beautiful private bathroom with a traditional Georgian style lavatory, sink, shower and magnificent enamel roll top bath all complimented by under floor heating.
The other five double bedrooms are reached by an original staircase, each bedroom having views of the gardens.
There are three bathrooms available (two ensuite) and a downstairs lavatory.
Garden Room, Grounds & Stable Blocks - On arrival, a landscaped gravelled turning circle introduces you to the initial view of the property, leading to an ornate cast iron gate which opens onto the gardens.
An intricate series of planting has been undertaken to ensure colour is available in the garden throughout the year. David Austin roses dominate the garden.
Exceptionally pretty gardens enhance this exquisite home where a delightful garden room has been located. Lots of fun and laughter may be enjoyed in here.
A large brick building, which used to be a double garage (with electricity) is able to be converted to a home office. Currently being used for garden implements.
Out & About - The Manor House is an historic residence situated in the tranquil hamlet of Sotby, Lincolnshire. Sotby is steeped in history and is recorded in The Domesday Book. Lincoln Castle and Lincoln Cathedral are nearby places to visit. Lincoln Castle is the only place in the world where the original 1215 Magna Carta and the 1217 Charter of the Forest can be seen side by side.
Lincoln shopping centre is approximately 11 miles in distance. Lincoln High Street has been voted the fifth best in the UK. Lincoln’s historic high street provides a mixture of independent shops and high street traders and boutiques, along with good ranges of specialist food and drink venues.
Louth is approximately 10 miles in distance – a pretty little Georgian town with three weekly markets and Woodhall Spa which has niche shops and a cinema in the woods. There are also excellent Grammar Schools in the locality.
London is approximately a 1.5 hour train commute from Newark.
Equestrian Facilities - A separate large gated, lockable entrance leads to one of the stable blocks.
There are 7 stables with electricity and water supply. Groom's quarters with a sink and electricity. The tack room has two doors, both of which are protected with steel. A further two rooms are available for food and storage.
The other stable block leads towards the gated paddock of approximately 1 acre. For those with a number of horses, we are informed that further land nearby is available for lease by separate negotiation (this does not form part of the sale of this property).
Imagine yourself living in this elegant Georgian manor house. Entertaining your guests at this extraordinarily beautiful property.
Additional Information - The Manor House GIA approx. 4,062 sq. ft (377 sqm)
Six bedrooms, three bathrooms
Private Driveway with parking for numerous vehicles
7 Stables with Associated tack rooms and groom’s quarters
Services - Private sewerage treatment plant (compliant with regulations)
Mains water and electricity supply
Oil fired central heating
Council Tax Band: F
Energy Performance Certificate Rating: D-59
Fixtures & Fittings - All fittings and furniture, such as curtains and garden ornaments are excluded from the sale. Some items may be available by separate negotiation.
Boundaries - The Buyer(s) shall be deemed to have full knowledge of all boundaries and neither the Seller(s) nor the Selling Agent will be responsible for deriving the boundaries or their ownership.
Rights Of Way, Easements & Wayleaves - The land is offered for sale subject to all existing rights and with the benefit of existing rights of way whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water, and electricity supplies and other rights, easements and wayleaves whether referred to or not in these particulars. None known to Vendor.
Tenure & Possession - The Freehold is being offered with Vacant Possession on completion.
Method Of Sale - The property is offered for sale by Private Treaty,
Buyer Identity Check - Purchasers will be required to provide the necessary identification for the purposes of the anti-money laundering regulations.
Viewing - Viewing is strictly by appointment via the Selling Agent.