Location

The small village of North Owersby is in a picturesque rural Lincolnshire setting. Everyday amenities in the nearby village of South Kelsey (approx. three miles) include a parish church, a pub and a village hall, while the nearest primary school is in Osgodby. The small town of Market Rasen (approx. 6.5 miles) provides several everyday amenities, including a good selection of shops, supermarkets and a weekly market. The town also provides several primary schools and a state secondary.

Leisure facilities in the area include a leisure centre with a gym, as well as a racecourse and golf club, all at Market Rasen. The Lincolnshire Wolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, nearby providing splendid walking and cycling routes.

Lincoln is approx. 20.9 miles away, with its cultural attractions and wealth of restaurants, bars and cafés.

The area is well connected by road, with the A15 approx. eight miles away providing access to Lincoln, while the wider network of A-roads provides routes towards Grimsby and Scunthorpe. Rail services can be accessed in Market Rasen and Lincoln.

Disclaimer: All distances and journey times are approximate.

Description

Church Farmhouse is a substantial detached period property with flexible accommodation, outbuildings and extensive grounds. The property offers up to four bedrooms and highly attractive accommodation, combining elegant period detailing with stylish modern fittings.

The heart of the home is the semi open-plan kitchen and breakfast room, which provides a splendid welcome to the property and offers space for relaxing or entertaining. The approx. 23ft breakfast room has built-in banquette seating, a high ceiling with exposed timber beams and skylights overhead, while the kitchen, accessed through a squared open archway, features contemporary fitted units, a central island with a built-in breakfast table, as well as integrated appliances.

Further reception rooms include the impressive approx. 37ft, triple aspect sitting room with its patterned ceiling and views across the gardens, as well as a formal dining room, a home office and a further comfortable sitting room with sliding glass doors and a grand brick-built fireplace. There are two additional rooms with a separate access offering additional living space.

Upstairs there are four generous double bedrooms, two of which are en suite with walk-in wardrobes, including the dual aspect principal bedroom. The first floor also has a large family bathroom, with a shower room available on the ground level.

The farmhouse sits in a peaceful position at the end of a single track lane, backing on to open countryside. Gates open on to the parking area at the front of the house, with the driveway providing access to the triple garage and outbuilding, which includes a stabling facility. The garden at the front of the house is laid to lawn, with border hedgerows and mature trees, while at the rear there is a further extensive lawn and meadow, with an open-sided barn and further garden storage. In addition to the stabling there are paddocks for equine training, including a fenced all-weather paddock.