luxury houses with terrace for sale Lincolnshire, United Kingdom

Set within a tranquil and picturesque landscape in a truly exclusive and private setting, where far-reaching panoramic views provide the perfect backdrop, this exceptional five/six-bedroom residence, constructed by Webster Homes, combines striking architectural design with outstanding craftsmanship throughout. Designed with impressive eco credentials and finished to an exceptional standard, Ironwood House features a bespoke, high-quality and spacious interior extending to approximately 3,200 sq ft, a generous and highly desirable corner position enjoying panoramic countryside views, a spacious driveway for several vehicles, and an oversized detached double garage. Grantham’s high-speed rail link to London King’s Cross is located approximately 10 miles away, with the capital accessible in around 60 minutes. Ironwood House forms part of Mulberry Barns, an exclusive collection of just four bespoke executive homes, positioned within the sought-after village of Walcot and enjoying far-reaching views across the rolling Lincolnshire countryside. Thoughtfully designed to combine contemporary living with a peaceful semi-rural setting, Mulberry Barns offers a rare opportunity to enjoy village life without compromising on connectivity, schooling or everyday amenities. On entering this striking architectural home via a private entrance hallway, there is a high-quality Cubico cloakroom/WC with Porcelanosa tiling, a plant room, and stairs rising to the first-floor landing. Internal doors lead to the following rooms: The kitchen is a notable feature of the home and includes a quality Symphony kitchen with quartz work surfaces and a range of Samsung appliances, including two combination ovens, fridge, freezer, recirculating downdraft induction hob and dishwasher. The kitchen space is further complemented by a breakfast island with matching quartz surfaces and inset sink unit. Adjacent to the kitchen is the impressive open plan family and dining area, which enjoys bi-folding doors opening onto captivating far-reaching countryside views, creating a truly exceptional backdrop. From the kitchen, a private door leads to the utility room, which benefits from a range of Symphony units, quartz surfaces and inset sink unit, together with space and plumbing for a washing machine, space for a tumble dryer, a window to the front aspect and a door leading to the side aspect. The lounge is a spacious and beautifully designed room benefiting from two sets of bi-folding doors that frame the far-reaching countryside views and open into the covered and enclosed paved veranda, allowing for al fresco dining and entertaining throughout the year. Positioned to the front aspect, the snug/playroom enjoys tall windows overlooking the frontage, while a separate study with full-height window further complements the ground floor accommodation. The spacious first-floor landing leads to a thoughtfully designed collection of bedrooms, each carefully curated with its own individual character and appeal. The principal suite is an elegant and luxurious retreat, enjoying far-reaching views through an oversized full-height window. The accompanying Cubico en-suite shower room comprises a double-width shower cubicle with rainfall shower and additional mixer attachment, twin wash hand basins with vanity units, and a low-level flush WC. Porcelanosa tiled walls and flooring, together with a window to the rear aspect, complete this refined space. Bedroom two offers another exceptional suite, benefiting from an oversized window overlooking the front aspect. The accompanying Cubico shower room is equally well appointed, featuring a double-width shower cubicle with rainfall shower and additional mixer attachment, wash hand basin with vanity unit, and low-level flush WC. Porcelanosa tiled walls and flooring, together with a window to the front aspect, provide an elegant finish. Bedroom three presents a further impressive suite, distinguished by a vaulted ceiling that adds character and a sense of space, together with a window to the front aspect. The adjoining Cubico shower room includes a double-width shower cubicle with rainfall shower and additional mixer attachment, wash hand basin with vanity unit, and low-level flush WC. Finished with Porcelanosa tiled walls and flooring and benefiting from a window to the rear aspect, this room has been thoughtfully designed throughout. Bedroom four enjoys side aspect views together with an impressive, vaulted ceiling and offers potential for purchasers to create a mezzanine level, subject to any necessary consents, providing additional sitting or sleeping accommodation if desired. Bedroom five is a spacious vaulted room benefiting from dual aspect far-reaching views. There is also a further versatile room, which could be utilised as bedroom six or alternatively as an additional home office or study. Bedrooms four, five and six are served by a high-quality family bathroom enjoying far-reaching views and featuring a Cubico suite comprising a freestanding bath with central mixer tap, shower cubicle with rainfall shower and additional mixer attachment, wash hand basin with vanity unit, and low-level flush WC, together with a window to the side aspect. The bathroom is further enhanced by Porcelanosa tiling to the walls and floors. Externally, the property is approached via a private road within Mulberry Barns and occupies a secluded corner position framed by open rear views. A detached double garage with electric doors is situated to the side aspect, together with a driveway providing off-street parking for several vehicles. Occupying a generous corner plot, the property enjoys extensive garden areas extending to the rear and side aspects, together with spacious paved sun terraces where open countryside views can be enjoyed. The impressive covered and enclosed inset veranda takes full advantage of these wonderful surroundings, creating the ideal setting for year-round entertaining and outdoor dining. The rear gardens are further complemented by estate fencing. Agents Note: The property has been virtually staged for marketing and illustrative purposes only and is intended to provide a visual representation of the space. Location & Schooling Walcot is a charming Lincolnshire village, widely regarded as one of the most picturesque in the area, situated approximately one mile from the historic village of Folkingham and within easy reach of the market towns of Grantham, Sleaford and Bourne. Surrounded by open countryside, the area is renowned for its beautiful rural landscape, walking routes and relaxed pace of life. Nearby Walcot and Folkingham are both considered among the most attractive villages in the locality, with Folkingham noted in the Domesday Book of 1086 and retaining its historic market place, conservation area and strong sense of community. The village offers a popular public house, village shop with tea room, church, community hall and recreational facilities, creating a thriving yet traditional village atmosphere. For a wider range of amenities, shopping and leisure facilities, Grantham, Sleaford and Bourne are all within convenient driving distance, whilst the historic city of Lincoln can be reached in around 30 minutes. The area is particularly well served for education, with a choice of highly regarded primary schools in neighbouring villages including Billingborough and Osbournby, together with further options in the surrounding market towns. Secondary education is exceptional, with access to highly regarded grammar and academy schools including The King’s School, Grantham, Kesteven & Grantham Girls’ School (KGGS), Kesteven & Sleaford High School, Bourne Grammar School and Carre’s Grammar School, many of which benefit from strong Ofsted ratings and excellent academic reputations. School transport services operate throughout the surrounding villages. Benefitting from an idyllic rural setting, Walcot is exceptionally well placed for commuters. Grantham is approximately 10 miles away, providing access to the East Coast Main Line with direct high-speed rail services to London King’s Cross in around one hour, making it an ideal base for those travelling to the capital. Additional rail services are also available from Peterborough, while the nearby A15, A52 and A1 offer excellent road connectivity across the region. The combination of open countryside, strong schooling, excellent transport links and nearby market towns makes Mulberry Barns an outstanding setting for families and professionals seeking an exceptional village lifestyle within an exclusive collection of just four executive homes. Webster Homes Webster Homes has earned an outstanding reputation for delivering exceptional homes defined by quality, character and craftsmanship. Founded in 1997 as a specialist boutique housebuilder focused on barn conversions and bespoke residences, the company has since developed into a highly regarded name across the East Midlands. Its portfolio now spans elegant new-build homes, imaginative conversions and thoughtfully restored properties, each one tailored to its setting and purpose. At the heart of Webster Homes is an unwavering commitment to excellence. Every detail matters, from the earliest design decisions and careful selection of materials through to the precision of the final finishes. This dedication ensures that each home is not only beautifully designed but also executed to the highest possible standard. The result is a collection of homes that feel considered, refined and truly special. Webster Homes continues to set itself apart through its craftsmanship and integrity, creating properties that offer lasting quality, timeless appeal and a genuine sense of distinction. Services Services: Air source heating (underfloor heating), electric, water and Biodigester Local Authority: North Kesteven District Council Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: TBC EPC Rating: TBC Sat Nav: NG34 0SU Contact: Adam Lascelles

An exemplary conversion of a historic, Grade II Listed and award winning home with its prominent tower proudly standing overlooking the surrounding rural, Lincolnshire landscape, a reminder of a bygone era but now forming part of a spectacular and unique home affording stunning views. The former windmill sits on around 2 acres of land and the flexible accommodation inside offers 4 to 5 bedrooms. With Lincoln about 20 minutes north and Sleaford around 15 minutes south, there is a wide choice of excellent schools in the area whilst the A1 is about half an hour away, and a neighbouring village has its own train station with connections to fast services to London, Edinburgh and elsewhere. The mill was built in 1827 and had four sails. It began as a 5-storey mill but was later raised to become 6-storey, probably when it was adjoined to a steam mill in 1842. It worked until 1912 and was dismantled soon afterwards. The buildings either side no longer existed when I came here in 2002 and the tower was completely empty, open to the sky above. Old photographs show the mill with a square chimney that was even taller than the tower itself! It was since reduced greatly in height and now still exists as the chimney to our inglenook fireplace. Planning allowed building onto the footprint of the old, so we created the two wings either side of the tower and added a new porch, very similar to the original one. All the windows in the wings are timber, double-glazed sash. We wanted to keep the tower in the spirit of its original use so have created an industrial feel with exposed brick walls in the bottom half although the top floors have been insulated and lined. The round entrance hall has been laid with reclaimed timber boards in an octagonal pattern and the curving, steel-framed staircase with timber balustrading and treads was created by a local fabricator to a unique design. All the principal rooms are light, airy and spacious with all the bedrooms double and there are superb views from every floor. The vaulted ceilings in the bedrooms enhance the sense of space and the exposed timbers lend character. There are four bedrooms on the first floor but there is a good deal of flexibility in the use of rooms. For instance, a bedroom or two could be created in the tower particularly since there is a bathroom on the fourth floor. The second floor has the lovely landing stage surrounding it with two sets of French doors opening onto it. The floor above I have been using as an office. Despite the rural location, we do actually have full fibre broadband to the property so there are very fast internet speeds. We built in cabling for surround sound speakers in the main living room on the ground floor so we can enjoy it as a cinema with one of the walls becoming the screen. There are three sets of French windows onto the rear garden which is lovely in summer. A terrace stretches the whole width of the property and receives sun the majority of the day. Although rural, the village is just a quarter of a mile away where there is a pub/restaurant and Metheringham is only 3 miles away which has various shops and services including a Co-op, a post office and even a train station on the Peterborough to Lincoln line. Sleaford is our nearest town about 8 miles away where there are very good schools, and Lincoln is about a 20 minute drive. Woodhall Spa is a lovely place, only 15 minutes away and the unusual Kinema in the Woods is highly recommended, and where we always go to the cinema! Location The Windmill is just outside the village of Scopwick which is about 8 miles north of Sleaford and 11 miles south of Lincoln. In the Domesday Book of 1086 it is recorded as having a church and 6 mills, with the Old English name 'Scapeuic' meaning sheep farm. Now, it is a small rural community with Scopwick Holy Cross Church, a village hall, and a highly-rated pub, The Royal Oak, serving food. Nearby Metheringham offers a wide range of facilities including several village stores and pubs/restaurants, a fish and chip shop, a takeaway, a children's nursery, a vets' practice and a doctors' surgery. The village railway station connects directly with Lincoln, Sleaford and Peterborough. Around a 15 minute drive, is the characterful inland resort of Woodhall Spa famous for The National Golf Centre with its Hotchkin heathland course, one of the top in the world. The town also offers a wonderful selection of independent shops, tea rooms, restaurants as well as the unique Kinema in the Woods and the superb outdoor heated swimming pool at Jubilee Park. The Petwood Hotel is steeped in British history, once home to the legendary 617 'Dambusters' squadron, and provides award-winning food, afternoon tea and special events surrounded by acres of beautifully landscaped gardens. The historic and vibrant Cathedral City of Lincoln provides a comprehensive range of shopping, dining, and cultural amenities. The two most notable attractions are the spectacular 11th century Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln Castle at the heart of the city's cultural Cathedral Quarter. The city has two universities, and the rich aviation history of Lincolnshire can be explored further at the International Bomber Command Visitor Centre. Schools The closest primary school is in Metheringham (3 miles) and is rated Good by Ofsted whilst sought after secondary schools are in Sleaford, around a 15 minute drive. These include the grammar schools Carre's Grammar School and Kesteven & Sleaford High School (for Girls), as well as St. George's Academy, all Ofsted rated Good. In Lincoln, about 11 miles north (15-20 mins), there is the Ofsted rated Outstanding LSST Priory Academy and the superb independent Minister Schools, both Prep and Senior. Services: Mains gas, electricity, water; private septic tank; mains gas central heating Local Authority: North Kesteven District Council Council Tax Band: F Epc Rating: Exempt Tenure: Freehold

Hides Farm is an impressive country home in a wonderfully private rural position on Crowland Common, set within circa three acres and enjoying far-reaching views across the surrounding fenland. Designed and built by the current owners, the house combines the presence of a traditional Georgian-style farmhouse with the comfort and practicality of a much newer home, creating a property of generous proportions, strong individuality and considerable flexibility. The setting is a significant part of its appeal. Positioned at the end of a single track country road, the property has a rare sense of seclusion, with open countryside around it and very little passing traffic. The approach is suitably handsome, with a sweeping gravel driveway leading to the front of the house, lawns and paddock land extending around it, and the stable block and garaging giving the whole property the feel of an established rural home. Although modern in construction, Hides Farm was designed to sit naturally within its setting. The exterior has the balanced symmetry and composed proportions of a traditional farmhouse, with red brick elevations, sash-style windows, a slate roof and carefully chosen detailing. The planning requirements at the time of the build were exacting, with traditional materials and finishes specified to ensure the house had an authentic rural character. This included hardwood windows and doors, black metal rainwater goods, approved brick and mortar colours, English garden wall bond brickwork and detailing intended to reflect the surrounding fenland architecture. The result is a house that feels settled and timeless from the outside, while offering the reassurance and convenience of a contemporary build. Inside, the house has been created as a proper family home, with an emphasis on space, sociability and comfort. The reception hall makes an immediate impression, rising to a galleried landing and giving the house a sense of scale from the moment you step inside. It is a generous, welcoming entrance rather than a purely formal one, with parquet flooring, a broad staircase and enough volume to give the interior real presence. It was also designed with Christmas in mind, with the height and proportions to accommodate a large tree, which says much about the spirit in which the house was created. The interiors are highly individual and full of character. While entirely decorative and therefore easily adapted to suit a new owner, they give the house a memorable personality and a clear sense of having been lived in and enjoyed. Country references, sporting pieces, hat lamps, framed pictures, patterned papers and collected objects appear throughout, creating a look that is confident, playful and personal. This is not a neutral show home, but a house with warmth and identity, and the generous proportions of the rooms provide an excellent backdrop for either bold decoration or a more restrained future scheme. The ground floor is arranged with a clear sense of balance. On either side of the reception hall are two well-proportioned formal reception rooms, each with a fireplace and a pleasing sense of symmetry. The sitting room and drawing room give the house flexibility for family life and entertaining, allowing quieter spaces to sit separately from the more informal kitchen and dining areas to the rear. The kitchen and dining room form the natural heart of the house. Designed as a sociable farmhouse-style space, it has ample room for a large table and is very much a place for gathering, cooking and conversation. The timber cabinetry, range-style cooker, stone flooring and outlook towards the garden all contribute to its relaxed country feel. A pantry sits just off the kitchen, while the adjacent utility room, cloakroom and storage provide the practical support that a house of this scale requires. Opening from the kitchen and dining area, the orangery brings in excellent natural light and gives the rear of the house a strong connection to the garden. With glazed roof lanterns and wide windows, it is a particularly appealing space from which to enjoy the outlook across the grounds. The owners have described watching distant fireworks from here and from the patio, with the fenland skyline lighting up around them, which captures the sense of openness that defines the property. The first floor is arranged around the galleried landing, with four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The principal bedroom is especially generous and has its own en suite shower room, while the remaining bedrooms are served by the family bathroom. The layout is straightforward and well balanced, with rooms of usable proportions rather than awkward secondary spaces. Above, a substantial loft provides further useful storage. One of the important features of Hides Farm is the attached ancillary accommodation. It is not a separate annexe, but it is arranged to offer a degree of independence, with its own living space incorporating a kitchen area on the ground floor, together with a cloakroom, and a bedroom and shower room on the first floor. It also has its own access, parking and garden area. For future owners, it offers valuable flexibility, whether for guests, older children, dependent relatives, working from home or other requirements, subject to any necessary consents or arrangements. The external space is equally important to the way the property works. The grounds extend to circa three acres and include lawns, paddock areas, a stable block and a triple garage. The stable block comprises stabling, a hay barn and a tack room, reflecting the fact that the land was originally chosen with horses in mind. Over the years, the stables and outside space have also accommodated a variety of other animals, giving the property a genuine rural quality rather than the feel of land kept only for appearance. The gardens and paddocks provide space on a generous scale. They have been used for large family gatherings, celebrations and outdoor entertaining, with plenty of room for guests to spill outside. A full-size pizza oven, housed to the rear of one of the garages, adds another sociable feature and is to remain with the property. The broad terrace to the rear of the house creates a natural setting for outdoor dining and seating, with the house, garden and open views working together extremely well. Despite its rural feel, Hides Farm is not remote from day-to-day amenities. Crowland is only a short drive away, with Market Deeping, Spalding and Peterborough also accessible. Peterborough is particularly useful for commuters, offering wider road and rail connections while allowing home life to remain peaceful and distinctly rural. The position may also be of interest to families considering schooling in Spalding, Peterborough or at Wisbech Grammar. For everyday convenience, the owners have also found that supermarket deliveries make the setting entirely practical. The sense of peace is one of the property’s defining qualities. The road does not carry general through traffic, and the surrounding footpaths and fields reinforce the feeling of space and calm. It is the kind of setting that offers the rewards of rural living in their truest form: quiet, openness, birdsong, big skies and the ability to step outside and feel immediately removed from the rush of everyday life. What makes Hides Farm particularly appealing is the combination of substance and personality. It has the scale and flexibility expected of a substantial country home, with four bedrooms in the main house, attached ancillary accommodation, generous reception space, garaging, stabling and land. Yet it also has a story and character that distinguish it from more conventional modern houses. It was built as a long-term family home and has been shaped with care, humour and affection over the years. For the next owners, it offers a rare opportunity: a modern country house with traditional presence, land and outbuildings, strong rural privacy and adaptable accommodation, all within reach of local centres and Peterborough. Hides Farm is individual without being impractical, rural without being inaccessible, and substantial without losing its warmth. It is a house made for family life, animals, gatherings, quiet mornings, big views and the particular pleasure of being somewhere that feels entirely its own.   Disclaimer: These property details, whilst believed to be accurate, are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection, or through their legal and other professional advisers or otherwise as to their accuracy. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as flood risk, easements, covenants and other property related details rests with the buyer. It should not be assumed that the property has all the necessary planning permissions, building regulation certificates or other consents. 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