About this property

Welcome to 58 High Street — a truly special home, where character, charm and history are felt from the moment you arrive. Dating back to circa 1660 and offered as a Grade II listed property, this is a rare opportunity to purchase a beautifully presented period home that has been lovingly improved by the current owners, while still retaining the features that make it so unique.

As you approach, the property immediately captures your attention with its striking ivy-clad frontage, wooden sash windows and attractive Elizabethan brickwork. In recent years, the owners have carefully modernised key areas of the home, including a kitchen update in 2020, a new shower room in 2021, and an upgraded ensuite to the principal bedroom in 2023. The boiler was also installed in 2021, with minor roof works completed in 2021 and partial damp proofing carried out in the areas that required it.

Electric gates open onto a large private driveway, offering excellent parking and a real sense of privacy. Within the driveway you’ll also find a small brick outbuilding for useful storage, along with an impressively large garage — once used as a mechanic’s garage — and yes, it really is that big.

To the rear, the home continues to impress with a well maintained and spacious south-facing garden, mainly laid to lawn and framed by mature shrubs and trees, creating a peaceful, established setting. A pond adds to the charm and makes this a wonderful space to relax, entertain and enjoy the outdoors.

Step inside through the front door into the entrance hallway, with space for coats and shoes. Immediately to your left is the kitchen/breakfast room, accessed through a characterful stable door — perfect for everyday practicality. The kitchen is fitted with modern units and offers comfortable space for a four-seater table, making it ideal for casual dining. Double doors then lead through to the formal dining room, featuring a lovely exposed beam running horizontally across the ceiling — a perfect space for hosting family and friends.

Moving further through the home, the ground floor hallway provides access to a ground floor WC and a separate bathroom, before leading you to the lounge at the end of the hall. The lounge is a warm and inviting room, centred around a log burner, and benefits from double doors opening into a separate office/snug — ideal for home working, a playroom, or a quiet retreat. To the rear of the lounge, you’ll find the sun room, with large windows overlooking the garden and a patio door opening onto the terrace — a brilliant spot for morning coffee or summer evenings.

From here, the staircase rises to the first floor, where you’ll find three double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a particularly generous double with fitted wardrobes and an ensuite shower room. There is also an additional shower room serving bedrooms two and three.

A further standout feature is found on the second floor: a large loft room currently used for storage, but offering exciting potential to be upgraded into a fourth bedroom (subject to any necessary consents). The room has a front aspect window and plenty of space to suit a range of needs.

Please note: The image of the second-floor room has been edited to include furniture, to help you visualise the potential of the space.

This is a home that must be viewed to be fully appreciated — a unique blend of history, warmth, and thoughtful modern improvements, all set within a charming hamlet setting. Contact Walters of Lincolnshire today to arrange your viewing.

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