Property description
No chain - small country estate - 118 acres (sts) - separate detached 3 bedroom farmhouse - coach house - barn with planning permission for residential conversion without occupancy restrictions - available to purchase as a whole or in part - detailed information pack available on request.
A small country house estate extending to approximately 118 acres (sts) in Lincolnshire on the south eastern edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds. Boothby Hall together with its immediate outbuildings, a further Farmhouse with additional outbuildings and the surrounding 118 acres (sts) of arable land and woodland offer the rare opportunity to purchase a mature estate on a manageable scale.
The Hall is a substantial Grade II Listed country residence with outbuildings set in immediate grounds of approximately 10.486 acres (sts) and situated within the remaining estate lands. There are 10 bedrooms and fine period detailing to the principal reception rooms. Of particular note is the 23ft high ceiling and attractive wide staircase in the entrance hall and the well-proportioned drawing room and dining room. The immediate grounds also include a substantial two storey coach house and wash house with the access, gardens, and immediate grass paddocks, ponds and woodland.
The internal accommodation in brief comprises: entrance vestibule, entrance hall, drawing room, dining room, kitchen, family room, sitting room and wet room/shower room to the ground floor. To the first floor there are 8 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with a further 2 bedrooms to the 2nd floor.
The Boothby Hall Estate is available to purchase as a whole or in part and the agents would be happy to discuss lotting.
A detailed information pack is available on request and this includes possible lotting and schedule.
Property Features :
- Small country estate
- 118 acres of gardens, woodland and arable (sts)
- Secluded Grade II listed Hall with fine period detailing
- Separate detached 3 bedroom farmhouse
- Further outbuildings including a barn with pp for residential development