16 Pinfold Lane, South Rauceby

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Individual established bungalow enjoying a large plot adjacent to Rauceby Hall’s parkland. The property has been well maintained but offers immense potential to update and possibly extend subject to relevant consents. An excellent opportunity in this highly sought after village and offered for sale with no onward chain. The property was originally built in the 1960s and is offered for sale by only the second owner who has enjoyed the property for the last 46 years and benefited from its convenient access to Grantham some 12 miles to the West affording access to the A1 and intercity rail services to London Kings Cross. Features include electric heating, uPVC double glazing, cavity wall insulation. There is also Full fibre in adjoining footway with duct to the bungalow (with draw line). Of further interest there is a bus stop at the end of Pinfold Lane just a stones throw away giving easy access in to Sleaford, a railway station at Greylees just across the A153 at the top of Rauceby Drove where there is also a popular 19 hole golf course.

The existing accommodation includes: entrance porch, hallway, lounge, dining room, kitchen, pantry, WC, rear porch, three bedrooms and bathroom along with an additional WC.

Outside to the front a driveway provides parking and leads to the integrated garage with further additional parking to the side. The main garden is to the rear being quite generous, enclosed and laid mainly to lawn together with a variety of mature shrubs and trees.

South Rauceby is a well-regarded estate village with locally renowned country pub and restaurant ‘The Bustard Inn’, primary school and active village hall which houses a popular pre school. There are many lovely walks and bridleways in the area together with two livery yards in the village itself. Being just outside of Sleaford it is also convenient for both the A15 and A17. The larger market town of Grantham is only 12 miles away where there is both A1 and intercity rail service to London King’s Cross.