Church End, Louth

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Bedrooms
6
Bathrooms
3
Living Spaces
3
Type
Detached
Ownership
Freehold
Area
267 sqft
Price per area
£1,685 /sqft

Floorplan & Rooms

Bedrooms
6 Bedrooms
Bathrooms
3 Bathrooms
Living Spaces
3 Living Spaces

Features

Hall
Landing
Office
Pantry
Porch
Utility Room

Information

Council Tax
Council Tax Band
E
Energy Performance
Current EPC
39 E
Potential EPC
68 D

Description

UNEXPECTEDLY BACK ON THE MARKET - Spacious former vicarage on 0.85 acres in a coastal village. Six bedrooms, four receptions, outbuildings. Full renovation needed. Period features. Freehold. EPC E.
UNEXPECTEDLY BACK ON THE MARKET
Please note the property requires renovations throughout
A rare opportunity to acquire an exceptionally spacious and characterful detached house situated along a quiet lane in a desirable coastal village location. This former vicarage, set within an impressive 0.85-acre plot, offers immense potential for renovation and personalisation, preserving many period features and architectural details from its distinguished past. With six generous double bedrooms, extensive living accommodation, and a wealth of ancillary outbuildings, this property provides a unique proposition for those seeking to restore and enhance a truly individual family residence.
Approached via a lane, the property benefits from close proximity to local amenities such as schools, pubs, restaurants and shops as well as green spaces, perfectly blending privacy and convenience. The main house is framed by mature gardens and established trees, with an in and out driveway providing access to a brick built double garage and several outbuildings, ideal for versatile storage, workshop space or potential conversion (subject to planning).
On entering the house, you are greeted by a sense of grandeur that reflects its period origins. The accommodation is impressively laid out, with four spacious reception rooms to the ground floor allowing for flexible family living and entertaining.
The principal sitting room immediately impresses, featuring large windows which flood the space with natural light and afford enchanting views over the gardens. Access to the garden is provided directly from this room, enhancing the seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. The centrepiece of the sitting room is a striking marble fireplace, housing an open grate fire that sets a warm, inviting tone year-round.
The drawing room enjoys further large windows with garden vistas, as well as another tasteful fireplace, rendering this room perfect for relaxing or hosting guests in dignified style. Adjacent is a formal dining room, also boasting large windows and a charming fireplace making it ideal for both intimate dinners and larger gatherings with friends and family.
For those seeking a dedicated workspace or library, there is a versatile study, providing a quieter area distinct from the other reception rooms.
The farmhouse-style kitchen offers an abundance of space, appointed with a dedicated dining area, perfect for informal family meals. Classic cabinetry, ample countertops, and a fitted pantry provide practicality and appeal, while the plumbing for a dishwasher streamlines daily routines. The kitchen's layout is particularly well-suited for those looking to entertain or enjoy a social cooking environment, and it lends itself beautifully to modernisation, ready for the next owners’ personal touch. As well as the advantage of a utility room perfect for all the extra white goods to be thrown out of the way such as washing machine and tumble dryer.
The accommodation extends to six well-sized double bedrooms across the upper floors, providing flexible options for families of all ages. The principal bedroom is highlighted by a cast iron feature fireplace and the luxury of an en-suite bathroom, ensuring privacy and comfort. The second double bedroom, with its dual aspect windows and matching cast iron fireplace, is equally impressive, making the most of natural light and garden views.
Bedrooms three and four continue the spacious accommodation theme, with bedroom three boasting a cast iron feature fireplace and both providing ample room for furnishings. Two further double bedrooms are located in the loft space, offering unique, secluded accommodation, bedroom five is accessed off the central landing, while bedroom six is approached directly from bedroom five, presenting potential for a dedicated guest suite, teenager’s retreat, or creative studio.
The principal family bathroom features a four-piece suite with dual “his and hers” basins, combining timeless elegance with practical design. On the ground floor, a well-appointed shower room adds valuable convenience.
Externally, the plot extends to approximately 0.85 acres, offering significant scope for landscaping, recreation, or even further development (subject to obtaining relevant permissions). Mature lawns and a wide selection of planted trees create a peaceful setting, inviting both entertaining and quiet enjoyment. As well as currently housing a timber stable block of three.
This former vicarage represents a rare opportunity to acquire a grand and truly characterful home, brimming with potential and many original features. It is ideal for discerning buyers determined to create a bespoke family residence in a highly coveted and peaceful coastal setting.
EPC rating: E. Tenure: Freehold,
Room Measurements
Ground Floor
Reception Hall: 20'08" x 14'01"
Sitting Room: 17'09" (into bay) x 16'01
Drawing Room: 17'09" (into bay) x 15'01"
Dining Room: 17'05" (into bay) x 14'01"
Study: 13'09" x 5'11"
Kitchen: 13'01" x 12'10"
Utility Room: 13'05" x 6'07"
Pantry: 4'00" x 10'00"
Shower Room: 6'00" x 8'07"
First Floor
Master Bedroom: 14'01" x 13'09"
Ensuite Bathroom: 12'06" x 9'06"
Bedroom Two: 16'01" x 14'01"
Bedroom Three: 16'01" x 14'01"
Bedroom Four: 14'01" x 7'07"
Bathroom: 10'06" x 10'06" (max)
Second Floor
Bedroom Five: 16'05" x 9'06"
Bedroom Six: 12'06" x 10'10"

Estate agent

Lovelle

Location

Rural
defined as 'rural hamlet and isolated dwellings'
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