• Detached bungalow ideal for multi-generational living +
• 5/6 Bedrooms +
• Gymnasium/Cinema room/Bedroom 6 +
• Open plan living +
• Utility room and walk-in pantry +
• Self contained annex +
• Income generating Solar panels £600-£800 per annum +
• Just 17 miles to direct mail line rail link to London +
• Total plot area 1.25 acre STMS +
• Paddock of .6 acre STMS, this could be extended +

In the hamlet of Burton Pedwardine, you’re surrounded by fields and sky, with a real sense of breathing room. It’s quiet in a reassuring way — the sort of quiet that lets you think, rest and properly switch off. You wake to light moving across the garden, put the kettle on, and the day begins without rush. There’s space here not just in terms of land, but in how you live.

The heart of the house is the open plan kitchen, dining and living space. It’s where most of life will unfold cooking while talking, homework at the table, friends dropping by and staying for supper. The walk-in pantry keeps everything organised and within reach, while the utility room takes care of the practical side of family life, from laundry to muddy boots. It’s a layout that works because it’s simple and well thought through.

The main bedroom has its own en-suite, giving you privacy at the end of the day. Two further bedrooms offer comfortable space for family or guests, and the fourth room can be a gym or another bedroom depending on what you need. The flexibility makes the house feel adaptable rather than fixed.

The annex is what truly sets this home apart. With its own lounge diner, kitchen, two bedrooms and shower room, it allows for genuine independence. It’s ideal for older parents, adult children, or even longer-term guests. Everyone can have their own space and routine while still being close enough to share everyday moments.

Outside, the land gives you options. Two driveways make access easy, one serving the house, the other leading directly to the paddock. The paddock measures around 0.6 acre, with potential to extend to approximately 0.8 acre, and the total plot is about 1.25 acres subject to measured survey. Whether you keep animals, grow your own food or simply enjoy the openness, it’s land you can use and enjoy. A biomass heating system, with the boiler housed in the former garage, adds practical, sustainable warmth to the home.

You’re just three miles from Sleaford for shops and schools, and around 17 miles from a direct rail link to London, reaching the capital in about an hour. Rural, but connected.