Property description
Character property
Superb decorative condition throughout
Immense character
Three bedrooms
Two reception rooms
Built in 1852 by French architect Samuel Sanders Teulon, this imaginative grade 2 listed conversion undertaken by the current owners has created a wonderful home. The property retains its original architecture with the addition of antique salvage and modern comforts resulting in a very individual and charming property. Entrance porch, hall, living room with villager stove, family/dining room with Coalbrookedale stove. Kitchen with shaker style cupboards, granite work surfaces, quartz surround to sink and a Watson oil fired cooking range which serves the radiators. Study with mullioned window and feature fireplace, downstairs bathroom with roll top bath, dog leg staircase and galleried landing, upstairs bathroom and three bedrooms, two of which are large with high ceilings, beams, a working fireplace, stained glass windows and stone lancets. The gardens of this grade 2 listed property extend to half an acre with shrubbery, lawns, mature trees and a charming south facing flagged terrace. The gravelled driveway provides parking for numerous cars. The hamlet of North Elkington is situated in the Lincolnshire wolds officially designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty and is under three miles from the Georgian market town of Louth.