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The beautifully maintained parkland style gardens, extensive paddocks and high quality outbuildings all reflect the current owners’ remarkable attention to detail, while the impressive indoor heated swimming pool adds an unexpected level of year round luxury. With stables, a large barn and convenient access to nearby bridle routes, the property offers an exceptional balance of elegance, practicality and rural living. Step Inside Stepping into the formal reception hall, complete with an open fire, the quality and thoughtful design of Roberts Farm is immediately evident. This is a home created for modern family living, offering excellent flow and generous proportions throughout. At its heart lies the expansive living/dining kitchen, which incorporates a bright, airy garden room that draws in natural light and provides a seamless connection to the surrounding grounds. Complementing this central space is a spacious L shaped lounge with a formal dining area, perfect for relaxed family living and entertaining. Additional ground floor accommodation includes a cosy snug, a fully fitted utility room, a well appointed office, a laundry/boiler room and a cloakroom, along with two entrance areas, one of which incorporates a superb boot room ideal for daily life. Upstairs, the accommodation continues to impress, with a private master suite featuring a four piece en suite, a further double bedroom with its own en suite WC, and four additional bedrooms served by a spacious family bathroom, offering exceptional versatility for family living or welcoming guests. Note: This property has the benefit of air conditioning within the principle reception room, principle bedroom, bedroom two and the kitchen. Step Outside The setting of Roberts Farm is truly exceptional, with 2.5 acres of beautifully designed, parkland style gardens that create a striking sense of arrival and tranquillity. Sweeping lawns, mature specimen trees, sculpted borders and elegant brick archways all reflect the owners’ meticulous care, while a picturesque ornamental pond with waterfall and multiple peaceful seating areas offer perfect spaces for relaxation. A covered barbeque pavilion with brick store and WC adds practicality for outdoor dining, and the impressive Luxury Pool House elevates the lifestyle offering further, featuring a heated indoor pool, spa jacuzzi, rainfall shower changing rooms, kitchenette, underfloor heating and a striking star lit ceiling. Beyond the formal gardens lies a further 12.5 acres of grassland, offering exceptional scope for equestrian use, grazing or lifestyle farming. The land is divided into three paddocks and complemented by a modern barn, ideal for machinery, vehicles or workshop use, along with a brick stable and hay store, providing excellent facilities for horses or smallholding activities. A woodland walk adds a peaceful natural escape, while a bridle path from the land offers immediate access to open countryside and local riding routes. At the main entrance, electric gates open onto a wide gravel driveway that provides an impressive approach along with extensive parking for multiple vehicles. The driveway leads to the substantial triple garage, offering superb vehicle storage and workshop capability. An external staircase provides access to the generous workshop/storage room above, making it ideal for a home office, studio or hobby space. This highly practical arrangement of gated access, garaging, parking and flexible workspace perfectly complements the lifestyle offered by the wider estate.

The property features a bright, expansive interior perfectly suited for accommodating multiple guests and a stable block with accommodation for four horses. This property is strictly not be used as a sole or prime residence. The clever design arranged across three floors has carefully placed windows throughout in order to capture the sun through the day, especially during the winter months. This remarkable building is perfect as a modern leisure retreat. Its open communal spaces are seamlessly balanced with private areas for dining, relaxation, and taking in the prime racecourse location. The standout feature is the second-floor pavilion with terrace providing spectacular unobstructed views of Market Rasen Racecourse. Step Inside The entrance features a fully glazed contemporary door with an adjoining side window, creating a striking dual aspect alongside a full-height window in the hall. Throughout the property, carefully placed glazed elements enhance the sense of space and light. A staircase leads to the upper floors the original design includes a marble staircase with water feature to captivate guests which can be commissioned as an extra depending on a buyer’s preference as part of the sale agreement. The ground floor boasts four generously sized bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. Additionally, a spacious reception area has been designed for use as a leisure room or gym, complete with bi-folding windows that seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor living. The staircase leads to the first floor, featuring a landscaped picture window at the rear, and opens into an impressive central reception room. This spacious area is designed to accommodate both a sitting and dining space. Adjoining the central reception is a second sitting space, seamlessly connected through an open layout. This area also boasts a floor-to-ceiling window offering a stunning view of the racecourse, along with an additional side window. For added versatility, this space could be enclosed with glazed panels to create a more private snug or meeting room, while maintaining its elegance and functionality. To the opposite side is a kitchen area with a second window to the rear the space is separated from the main living area by a central wall divide with inset viewing area allowing conversation to take place across both areas and access can flow from both sides. A lobby from the kitchen leads to a bedroom with both an en-suite and dressing room. To the second floor is the roof top pavilion - an entertaining room alike no other with space for a bar serving the seating/dining areas where bi-folding doors open onto a large viewing terrace on race days this roof top vista is ready to captivate and impress guests. Step Outside Approached from a private driveway with ample reception car parking which also accesses the detached outbuilding designed and built as a stable block to allow guests to enjoy horse riding from the site. Location Situated on the outskirts of the historic town of Market Rasen, this area is a favourite among walkers and cyclists, thanks to its proximity to various routes and trails. Notably, the Forestry Commission's Willingham Woods which is literally next door offering numerous paths suitable for all ages and abilities. Nearby, the stunning Lincolnshire Wolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, add to the charm. Market Rasen itself boasts a variety of independent boutique shops and fresh produce suppliers, in addition to supermarkets. The town also features a vibrant café culture, with a lively mix of pubs, restaurants, and cafes throughout the centre. The town is only circa 16 miles from the Cathedral city of Lincoln City and 15 miles from the popular market town of Louth.

Set behind electric gates on Elsham Top, this remarkably versatile country home, was thoughtfully designed and further developed by the current owners to make the very most of its exceptional setting. The property offers beautifully balanced accommodation including three reception rooms and an impressive open-plan living kitchen, all arranged to integrate seamlessly with the outstanding outside space. Extending to approximately seven acres, the grounds are a rare blend of leisure, lifestyle and nature—featuring mature gardens, a floodlit tennis court, a picturesque pond, areas of woodland, and a fully fenced paddock perfectly suited to equestrian use. A striking first impression begins at the electric gates, where a long tarmac drive leads through to a separate horseshoe sweep and onward to an oak-framed porch. Step Inside Stepping inside, the entrance hall feels warm and welcoming, finished with oak flooring and a staircase rising to the first floor, a modern ground floor cloakroom with a two piece suite is neatly positioned off the hall. From here, the accommodation flows into three principal areas. The main sitting room is a superb reception space—triple aspect, filled with natural light, and centred around a deep inglenook fireplace. Dual French doors open directly into the garden room, creating an easy link between everyday living and the entertaining spaces beyond. Across the hall, the formal dining room has been enhanced by an oak-framed bay window, giving it added presence and creating a refined space for hosting. Double doors (and an additional single door from the hall) open through into the heart of the home: a stylish open-plan kitchen, living and dining area designed for modern family life. The kitchen is fitted with quality high-gloss units and a matching central island, both topped with granite work surfaces and complemented by integrated appliances. A relaxed seating area is arranged around a deep brick-lined fireplace, while a further dining space provides a natural setting for casual meals. Above, a vaulted ceiling with roof windows, together with French doors and dual-aspect glazing, floods the room with light throughout the day. Practicality is equally well considered. Off the kitchen sits a home study with garden views, along with a spacious utility room with matching units and a boot room beyond, ideal for day-to-day country living. Beyond this lies the family’s favourite indoor space: an extensive garden room designed for year-round use. Full-width bi-fold doors open the room entirely to the outside in summer, while a contemporary wood-burning stove creates a cosy atmosphere through the winter months. The garden room also links back to the sitting room and opens onto the main terrace—perfect for larger gatherings and effortless entertaining. To complete the ground floor, there is a purpose-built air-conditioned gymnasium with shower, toilet, sauna and plant room, plus a second principal office—an excellent work-from-home space with vaulted ceiling, roof windows and bi-fold doors. Step Upstairs On the first floor, the bedroom accommodation is arranged with comfort and quality in mind. The principal bedroom forms part of a luxurious suite, enjoying dual-aspect windows and a generous bathroom with his-and-hers sinks, a double-ended freestanding bath and a large walk-in shower. One of the remaining bedrooms benefits from its own washroom with glazed shower and hand basin, while the other bedrooms are served by a stylish family shower room featuring a large walk-in shower, concealed-cistern toilet and travertine tiling. To the second floor is an additional room currently used as a cinema room, with vaulted ceilings and four roof windows fitted with blackout blinds, ideal as a teenager’s retreat, hobbies room or fifth bedroom. Step Outside The grounds are, quite simply, exceptional, extending to approximately seven acres and reflecting years of dedication, planning and careful maintenance by the current owners. The arrival is a standout feature in itself: tree and hedge lined, with the driveway leading to a gravelled approach where a striking pond sits surrounded by lush lawn with estate fencing. Nearby, an oak-framed garage and carport add practicality and visual charm before you even reach the house. Around the home, formal gardens are rich with structure and colour—defined by hedging, shrubs and floral beds—while the large south-west facing stone-flagged patio creates the perfect setting for outdoor dining and relaxed entertaining. Beyond the terrace is a dedicated leisure area with a fully enclosed tennis court complete with floodlights and a small summer house for viewing and refreshments, all framed by lawn. Further still, the fully enclosed paddock land is secure and well laid out with triple access points and high-quality post-and-rail fencing—ideal for equestrian use.

At the heart of the estate stood The Priory, a part Grade II listed Gothic-style property dating back to the early 1800s and originally built as a private residence by Thomas Espin. More recently used as a hotel, The Priory is no longer in operational condition and requires some refurbishment—offering a blank canvas for new owners to create something exceptional. Adjacent, The Dower House is a well-maintained four-bedroom home with expansive gardens, triple-aspect reception rooms, and views over the surrounding parkland. Together, the properties enjoy a single gated entrance, mature parkland grounds, and a location within easy walking distance of the town centre. Step Inside – The Priory The Priory was once approached through its original formal entrance hall, where a beautifully hand-carved balustrade rose gracefully to the first floor. This entrance gave access to a series of reception rooms, each with its own character. The former guest reception, a smaller and naturally darker space, would once have provided an intimate welcome for visitors. Adjoining it, a generous bar area served as a lively focal point for social occasions, while the formal dining room, with its striking fireplace, offered grandeur for larger gatherings. Two further lounges, one enriched with traditional stained-glass detailing and elegant built-in cabinetry, enjoy views across the gardens. Together, these spaces would have conveyed the building’s original elegance and charm. Upstairs, the first floor containes ten bedrooms, each with its own en suite bathroom, along with a self-contained one-bedroom apartment. In its hotel days, these rooms provided extensive guest accommodation; today, they require some attention and refurbishment to restore them to their former standard. The property has also retained its former commercial kitchen space and a substantial cellar, both offering scope for future adaptation. While the building is no longer operational, its underlying architectural integrity and scale present a rare opportunity for a new owner to reimagine and revitalise this significant historic property. Step Inside – The Dower House The Dower House is entered via an impressive Gothic-style front door into a welcoming hall. To the right lies the main reception room, a spacious triple-aspect living area filled with natural light and views over the gardens. Opposite, the breakfast kitchen includes a walk-in pantry, additional storage, and a ground-floor bathroom. At the rear, a second reception room with a fitted bar enjoys views across the extensive lawns, making it ideal for entertaining. Two staircases rise to the first floor, where four double bedrooms—one linking both staircases—are served by two family bathrooms. Well maintained and in good order throughout, The Dower House offers comfortable living from day one, with clear potential for sympathetic modernisation to suit contemporary tastes. Step Outside The estate’s 3.5-acre grounds are as much a feature as the properties themselves—an expansive parkland setting of a scale that is exceptionally rare this close to the centre of Louth. Sweeping lawns flow between mature specimen trees, established hedges, and open areas, creating an ever-changing backdrop through the seasons. The grounds offer both the grandeur of open space and the intimacy of more sheltered areas, providing scope for everything from quiet enjoyment to large-scale entertaining. A large spring-fed pond forms a striking focal point within the gardens, its reflective waters enhancing the sense of tranquillity. Beyond it, discreetly positioned, stands the historic mausoleum of Thomas Espin—an intriguing architectural landmark that speaks to the estate’s rich heritage without intruding on the serenity of the setting. A set of four garages and a potting shed provide useful storage and practical support for the upkeep of the grounds. The Priory benefits from its own off-street parking, and both properties are approached via a single gated entrance, which opens onto a shared gated driveway. This is a rare opportunity to enjoy the space and atmosphere of a country estate without sacrificing the convenience and vibrancy of a market town location. Disclaimer : This property includes a historic mausoleum located within its grounds. The mausoleum is a heritage structure and may be subject to statutory protections, preservation obligations, or access considerations. Purchasers should be aware that its presence may affect future alterations, landscaping, or development of the property. Buyers are strongly advised to make their own enquiries and seek independent legal and planning advice regarding the mausoleum prior to purchase.

Set within a large plot, the property is approached through electrically operated gates to a spacious driveway and generous parking, creating a secure and private setting. The gardens are a major feature, wrapping around the home with mature boundaries that shield the grounds from the road and neighbouring properties. A heated swimming pool, extensive lawns, and multiple entertaining areas complete a lifestyle offering that is both rare and highly desirable. Step Inside Entry is through the storm porch and into a striking entrance hall that immediately sets the tone for the home’s period pedigree. Original features are beautifully retained, including a stunning tiled floor, deep mouldings and frieze work, and a broad staircase rising to the first floor with its original, hand-crafted balustrade. Leading off the hall are three grand reception rooms, each with its own character and purpose. The forward-facing sitting room is a classic Edwardian space with a large bay window and traditional fireplace—an ideal room for quieter evenings. A second, more informal lounge mirrors the same period charm, again featuring a fireplace and generous proportions, perfect for everyday family use. The third reception room is a truly impressive formal dining room, designed for hosting on a grander scale. With a large bay window and a deep recessed fireplace with open fire, it is a superb setting for celebrations, family gatherings, and entertaining guests. From here, the dining room opens seamlessly into the kitchen, creating a natural flow between formal and social spaces. The kitchen is both stylish and practical, where bespoke cabinetry, granite work surfaces, and a high-gloss tiled floor combine to create a contemporary finish that suits the scale of the home. Inset display units add detail and refinement, while two openings connect directly into the conservatory—bringing in excellent natural light and creating an easy, sociable layout when entertaining. Adjoining the kitchen is a dedicated bar area, with fitted units for drinks and glassware—an ideal feature for hosting. Completing the ground floor is a rear porch-style conservatory and a convenient ground floor WC. Step Upstairs The staircase rises to a first-floor landing that continues the sense of grandeur and proportion. This level provides three luxurious double bedrooms, all retaining the traditional Edwardian character and generous room sizes, alongside a useful storage room and a high-quality family shower room finished with premium fixtures and fittings. The second floor offers three further double bedrooms, each enhanced by vaulted ceilings that add character and a wonderful sense of space. One-bedroom benefits from an especially luxurious en-suite, featuring a double-ended roll-top bath with gold-toned freestanding taps, vanity-housed twin sinks, and a large, recessed shower—finished in tasteful décor to create a truly boutique feel. Another bedroom enjoys an additional adjoining room—ideal as a dressing room, private lounge, or study—while a second family bathroom with a slipper bath serves the remaining bedrooms on this floor. The Coach House A major highlight of Southfield House is the converted coach house, providing high-quality, independent accommodation arranged over two floors. The ground floor includes a breakfast kitchen and WC, while the first floor offers a sitting room with a Juliet balcony, a bedroom, and an en-suite shower room—perfect for extended family, guests, or as a self-contained holiday let. A lift remains in place (currently not in use) and could potentially be recommissioned to assist restricted mobility if required. The coach house also incorporates a double garage, adding excellent practicality to the overall accommodation. Step Outside Set on a large plot, the property is approached via electric gates to a spacious driveway and parking area, creating a secure and private arrival. To one side of the home is a substantial covered barbecue and seating area, ideal for summer dining and entertaining. The grounds are designed for enjoyment as well as privacy, with a heated swimming pool and surrounding terrace areas that give the outdoor space a relaxed, lifestyle feel. Lawns extend around the property, while mature boundaries provide excellent screening from the road and neighbouring homes.

The main house blends a traditional farmhouse with an elegant Georgian frontage, retaining a wealth of character features including exposed beams, fireplaces and a grand reception hall. The accommodation is both spacious and versatile, with a range of formal and informal living areas alongside five bedrooms arranged across two staircases. Beyond the main residence are a series of additional properties, including a substantial two-bedroom Bake House, a one-bedroom Dovecote, and a spacious Waggon House holiday let—ideal for multi-generational living, guest accommodation or income generation. A standout feature is the established wedding venue, centred around a beautifully restored historic barn, designed to host ceremonies and receptions, supported by a dedicated car park and separate facilities. The surrounding gardens, extending to just over 3.5 acres, provide an exceptional backdrop and are well regarded locally for their maturity, layout and seasonal interest. Set in a rural position just outside Wragby, the property enjoys a peaceful setting while remaining well placed for access to Lincoln, Market Rasen and the wider Lincolnshire countryside. A rare lifestyle opportunity combining home, business potential and outstanding grounds.

INVITING OFFERS BETWEEN £1,350,000 - £1,500,000 A GRAND 7-BEDROOM VICTORIAN ARTS & CRAFTS RESIDENCE WITH PANORAMIC HUMBER VIEWS Set on an elevated plot with sweeping views of the Humber and its iconic bridge, this remarkable Victorian home offers over 3.2 acres of landscaped gardens and classic architectural charm. With spacious living areas across four floors, high ceilings, and many original period details, this property offers an elegant and inviting place to call home. There are seven generous bedrooms, four bathrooms, and several reception rooms, each capturing unique views and designed with character. Located conveniently near Hessle and Hull’s city centre, this property is a beautiful blend of historic style and modern convenience. From the Agent's PerspectiveThis stunning late Victorian home stands as a fine example of Arts & Crafts architecture, with both grandeur and warmth. Elevated on a south-facing plot, it offers commanding views of the Humber River and its iconic bridge, providing a scenic backdrop from nearly every room. The home sits within 3.2 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, with spacious lawns that create a sense of openness and privacy. These grounds feature well-maintained pathways, a generous raised terrace in front, detached double garage and ample outdoor space that complements the home’s stately presence. Upon entering, you’re greeted by a grand reception hall, a central hub that sets the tone for the rest of the home with its high ceilings and stunning period details. Many of the principal rooms maintain their original charm—particularly the fireplaces, which serve as focal points and nods to the property’s history. The living room, designed with mullioned windows, and the formal dining room both enjoy expansive views and ample natural light, which heightens the warmth and character of these spaces. The heart of this home is undoubtedly the expansive open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area, which is both functional and inviting. Measuring 27 feet by 20 feet, it offers room to gather and entertain, enhanced by the Aga cooker, fully integrated appliances, and a butler’s pantry. There’s also a handy utility room and downstairs W.C., offering practical touches that enhance the home’s liveability. As you move up the sweeping staircase, the first floor impresses with a landing adorned with stained glass windows, adding a touch of artistry. The master suite, which benefits from breathtaking south-facing views over the Humber, includes a luxurious en-suite bathroom and a private dressing room, creating a personal retreat. The second bedroom features its own walk-in bay window with views, a shower, and a wash basin, while three additional bedrooms and two further bathrooms complete this level. On the top floor, a spacious studio bedroom offers an ideal area for teenagers, guests, or even a home office, complete with an additional bedroom, bathroom and large storage area. This flexibility makes the top floor a self-contained space perfect for guests seeking privacy. Outside, the property features a gated entrance that leads to a spacious driveway and a substantial double garage with an expansive undercroft. The grounds stretch to Hessle Foreshore, providing a peaceful environment where one can enjoy the natural landscape and river views. The location is highly desirable, with close access to Hessle’s vibrant centre, the city of Kingston upon Hull, and nearby motorway links. It’s also ideally situated near reputable private schools, making it an excellent choice for families. From the Owners PerspectiveWe have lived here for over 40 years, cherishing its unique charm and creating countless memories. Now, in our later years, we feel it’s time to pass this special home to a younger family to enjoy. We moved in during our late 30s, hosting weddings and parties in the extensive grounds, once home to horses and now beautifully landscaped. Over time, we’ve reinstated a grass tennis court, added an outdoor covered BBQ area with water and electrics, and planted numerous trees, including pleached Hornbeams, Silver Birches, and a stunning Walnut tree. Our grandsons love practising football on the expansive lawns, and the sunken garden, with its Acers, Hostas, and Magnolias, is a magical space. A hidden fruit cage, mature herbaceous borders, and watering systems further enhance the gardens.The house, designed by renowned architect Frank Tugwell, spans four floors. The cellars, bright and accessible, offer potential for conversion, while the main floor centres around a welcoming kitchen with an Aga, complemented by contemporary interiors and original Arts and Crafts features, including unique fireplaces and stunning parquet floors. The first floor boasts spacious bedrooms with spectacular views, and the top floor, previously children’s rooms, now serves as an office and guest space, with potential for a self-contained apartment. Protected by solid oak electric gates, the property feels like a safe haven. Our son’s nearby converted coach house adds to this sense of security and connection. The South-facing patio offers breathtaking views of the 3.2 acres down to the river, where we’ve loved watching ships sail past. As Tom Boyd, the previous owner, told us, we are merely custodians of Beacon Garth. It’s time to pass this beautiful home on, carrying with us a lifetime of wonderful memories. TenureThe tenure of the property is freehold. Council TaxCouncil Tax is payable to the East Riding of Yorkshire Council. From verbal enquiries we are advised that the property is shown in the Council Tax Property Bandings List in Valuation Band G.* Fixtures & FittingsCertain fixtures and fittings may be purchased with the property but may be subject to separate negotiation as to price. Disclaimer*The agent has not had sight of confirmation documents and therefore the buyer is advised to obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor. ViewingsStrictly by appointment with the sole agents. Site plan disclaimerThe site plan, which can be found on the online listing, shows the proposed boundaries and access to both Beacon Garth and Beacon Lodge.Beacon Garth boundary is shown in blueBeacon Lodge boundary is shown in red (to include x3 off road parking spaces) Important Buyer Information: To progress your offer, we are legally required to verify your identity, confirm your source of funds, and assess affordability. 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