Location

The popular village of Easton on the Hill is situated approximately 2.5 miles to the south west of Stamford and benefits from a number of local amenities such as a primary school, post office, public houses, village hall, bowls and cricket clubs and a church. More comprehensive facilities can be found in the beautiful Georgian market town of Stamford, including a traditional weekly market, whilst the town centre supports a great variety of restaurants, hotels and boutique shops.

Well-known for its architectural landmarks, including The George of Stamford and Burghley House, amongst others, Stamford also offers a great standard of both state and private education for all age groups including Stamford Welland Academy, the independent Stamford Endowed Schools and Bourne Grammar School. Located to the eastern edge of North Northamptonshire the village provides easy access to major trunk routes including the A47 and the A1 and is approximately 5.3 miles from Stamford town centre.

Stamford's railway station has an hourly Midlands Cross Country service between Stansted Airport and Birmingham, serving Peterborough, with its East Coast mainline services to London Kings Cross (from 46 mins), and Cambridge.

Description

With a desirable setting in the delightful and much sought-after village of Easton on the Hill, a short distance from the market town of Stamford sits this attractive mid-terrace cottage. Ideally suited to couples, single homeowners, those looking to downsize or investors, the property is believed to date back to the pre-1900s and is classically appointed in a complementary mix of traditional country-inspired décor with a modern kitchen and bathroom creating an attractive well-appointed home that feels contemporary while benefiting from a wealth of character.

With over 720 sq ft of accommodation arranged across two floors, the interiors are light, welcoming and immaculately presented. The home is ideally suited to those seeking a stylish yet low-maintenance residence; whether as a main home, an investment, or a weekend retreat

Accommodation

A traditional entrance porch leads into a generous sitting room, where exposed beams, built-in storage and a log-burning stove lend a warm and characterful atmosphere. To the rear, a well-appointed kitchen features classic shaker cabinetry, quality fittings, and ample storage, with direct access to the rear garden—perfect for informal entertaining and everyday living.

Upstairs, two well-proportioned double bedrooms enjoy views over neighbouring fields and rooftops, while a contemporary bathroom with a walk-in glass-fronted shower completes the first-floor accommodation. The interiors strike a perfect balance between the traditional and the modern, with a soft neutral palette and refined finishes throughout.

Outside

Set back from the road, the cottage forms part of an attractive terrace of period homes and is fronted by a neat garden. On-street parking is available to the front, while to the rear lies a charming enclosed garden—a tranquil retreat with lawned areas either side of a gravel path, a mature Magnolia tree, and a paved terrace ideal for outdoor dining, all bordered by timber fencing.

Further Opportunity

There is the potential to acquire one or two similar-sized properties on the same street, offering an exceptional opportunity for multi-unit investment or multi-generational living. Further details are available upon request.