3 bedroom Cottage
Main Street, Nocton
£280,000
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GUIDE PRICE £280,000 - £300,000 Beautifully refurbished 1914 character cottage in the heart of Nocton. Features stone mullion windows, wood burner, stunning kitchen diner, three double bedrooms, four piece bathroom, generous garden with summer house, driveway, and no onward chain.
A perfect blend of character, comfort, and village life.
The accommodation comprises an inviting entrance hall, a cosy lounge with a wood burning stove, and a stunning open plan kitchen and dining area that is perfect for family life and entertaining. There is also a useful utility room and a contemporary downstairs WC.
To the first floor are three generous double bedrooms and a sleek four piece family bathroom finished to a high standard.
Externally, the property enjoys excellent kerb appeal with a driveway to the side leading to gated access and a generous rear garden which includes a patio area, lawn, and a fully insulated summer house that could be used as a home office, studio, or relaxation space.
Located in a particularly attractive part of Nocton, the cottage offers an ideal blend of rural charm and modern convenience. The village benefits from a friendly community, local primary school, village hall, playing fields, and beautiful countryside walks, while also enjoying good transport links to Lincoln, Sleaford, and surrounding areas.
The property is offered for sale with no onward chain.
Property Reference: HRT017340245
Hallway
Laundry Room
Living Room
Separate WC
Kitchen
Stairs
Landing
Bedroom Three
Master Bedroom
Bedroom Two
Bathroom
Summer House
About Lincoln
Lincoln is a historic cathedral city and county town in Lincolnshire with a population of over 100,000. Nearby North Hykeham has over 16,000 residents, a popular suburban alternative with strong links into Lincoln city centre. As well as offering plenty of historic charm, Lincoln offers great value housing and rental properties
Positioned close to the A46 and A15 Lincoln benefits from good road connectivity across Lincolnshire and towards the Midlands. Lincoln Central railway station offers direct services to a range of destinations, including London, where it takes no more than 3 hours to get to Liverpool Street Station.
Lincoln and Hykeham also have a multitude of schools, contributing to the areas’ strong family appeal. Over the past couple of decades, Lincoln has experienced a significant amount of regeneration, with the Engine Shed music venue and the performing arts centre strengthening the city’s cultural offering. While the redevelopment of the Brayford Waterfront, close by to the University of Lincoln has transformed the area into a lively hub of restaurants, bars and residential apartments.
Exciting residential developments continue to shape the city’s growth, particularly around Brayford Waterfront and at Burton Waters, a sought-after marina development to the north-west of Lincoln.
£243,491
Average price paid in Lincoln
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