Huge parkland-style plot with mature screening and privacy
Main house c.4,000 sq ft — five bedrooms, three reception rooms
Separate two-bedroom cottage annex — rental or family use potential
Period features: bay windows, marble fireplaces, high ceilings
Aga kitchen, pantry, garden room with French doors to patio
Oil-fired boiler, external oil tank — higher running costs likely
Solid brick pre-1900 walls; likely no cavity insulation, renovation needed
Medium flood risk and slow local broadband; council tax quite expensive
An imposing Victorian detached house set on a huge parkland-style plot on the edge of Market Rasen. The main residence offers five large bedrooms, high ceilings, three reception rooms and substantial period detail throughout. A separate two-bedroom cottage annex sits in the grounds, offering immediate income potential or independent family accommodation.
Interior highlights include bay windows, marble fireplaces, an Aga kitchen with pantry, a garden room with French doors and a principal bedroom with dressing room and five-piece ensuite. The house approaches 4,000 sq ft and includes useful outbuildings, triple garage block and extensive off-street parking—ideal for families who need space for vehicles, hobbies or storage.
Practical matters to note: heating is oil-fired via boiler and radiators with an external oil tank. The property is of solid brick construction (pre-1900) and likely has no modern cavity insulation. Broadband speeds are slow locally and council tax is described as quite expensive. There is a medium flood risk for the area, and parts of the house and annex would benefit from updating to modern tastes and efficiencies.
This is a characterful country family home for buyers seeking generous space, gardens and scope to add value. The cottage annex lends itself to AirBnB, long-term let or multi‑generational use, but purchasers should budget for energy upgrades and general modernisation to reduce running costs and improve thermal performance.
