North Parade, Grantham

Occupying a highly sought-after position within Grantham town centre, this impressive period home offers beautifully proportioned and versatile accommodation arranged over four floors. Combining character, space and flexibility, the property provides an exceptional family environment, complemented by a private and secluded outdoor space.
Spanning 1,682 Square Foot, the home arranged over four floors, featuring a welcoming entrance hall, bright living room with feature fireplace, separate dining room with French doors to the garden, fitted kitchen, ground-floor WC, and useful cellar. The property offers four well-proportioned bedrooms, a stylish family bathroom with roll-top bath - which leads to a balcony space, and a contemporary shower room. Outside, there are low-maintenance front and rear gardens, with the secluded rear garden benefiting from gated access to a communal parking area. Period features, including sash-style windows, fireplaces, and stripped wooden floors, are complemented by modern fittings throughout.
Grantham is a thriving and historic market town, ideally situated within easy reach of many of the East Midlands' most prominent centres, including Nottingham, Lincoln, Stamford, Peterborough and Leicester. Excellent transport links include a direct mainline rail service to London King's Cross in approximately 70 minutes, making the town particularly attractive to commuters.
Rich in heritage, Grantham is renowned for its historic architecture and notable associations. Landmarks include the celebrated Angel & Royal, one of England's oldest inns, the magnificent St Wulfram's Church with its striking spire, and the town's distinguished grammar schools, whose former pupils include Sir Isaac Newton and former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
The town offers an excellent range of amenities and leisure facilities, including golf clubs, sports and fitness centres, tennis and squash clubs, a cinema and bowling facilities. Attractive parks, riverside walks, independent cafés and restaurants, together with a vibrant cultural and community scene, contribute to Grantham's enduring appeal as a place to live, work and enjoy.