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STAR PROPERTY: 'Attractive' 18th century farmhouse, featuring sun room, workshop and pond

This week’s Star Property is an ‘attractive’ Grade II-listed farmhouse, boasting such features as a modern sun room with panoramic views, a detached workshop, and a pond.

Chestnut Farmhouse is situated in Gayton le Marsh, near Louth and Alford.

The property dates from the early 18th century; while it has been extended, it still features a number of original details, including red brick elevations, a slate roof, and exposed timber beams.

To the ground floor, it comprises: a hall, with WC off; a living room; a dining room; a kitchen; and the sun room.

Upstairs, there are two bedrooms (one with en suite facilities) and a family bathroom. On the second floor, the final two bedrooms can be found.

Outside, features include: terraced dining areas, a natural pond, and a detached workshop, store and garage, with covered parking.

Roo Fisher, director and head of residential sales at agents Savills Lincoln, said: “This attractive Grade-II listed farmhouse is set within beautifully established gardens and grounds, complemented by a good range of outbuildings.

“A particular highlight is the charming garden room, featuring a vaulted ceiling and log burner – an inviting space and undoubtedly the perfect place from which to sit back, relax and take in the wonderful views.”

Chestnut Farmhouse has been listed with a guide price of £750,000. Enquiries to 01522 508900.

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