For Sale3 Bedroom Detached House in Wedland Lane, Thorpe St Peter, Skegness, Lincolnshire, PE24£435,000

Wedland Lane, Thorpe St Peter, Skegness, Lincolnshire, PE24

3 Bedroom Detached House for sale
Guide Price: £435,000
Property Type
Detached House
Bedrooms
× 3
Bathrooms
× 2
Receptions
× 5
Tenure
Freehold
Guide Price
£435,000

Key Features

  • Attractive three bedroom family home in a desirable location
  • Generous 0.75 acre plot – offering space and privacy
  • Stunning situation with beautiful countryside views
  • Expansive 23ft living room with a multi fuel burner
  • Impressive 25ft kitchen
  • Three comfortable double bedrooms, all with picturesque garden views
  • Traditional bathroom with bath and overhead shower
  • Extensive gardens with mature trees, flower beds and plants
  • Private field – with plenty of scope for landscaping
  • Outstanding potential for further extension (subject to planning permission)

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Description

Tucked away in the peaceful village of Thorpe St Peter, The Sycamores is a beautifully presented home that combines character, comfort, and space. This exceptional three-bedroom property has been thoughtfully extended and upgraded over time, offering a versatile layout perfect for modern family living. At its heart lies a bright, welcoming living room that flows into a spacious conservatory and a stunning kitchen. Upstairs, three generously sized bedrooms are complemented by a traditional family bathroom and a contemporary shower room. Outside, the private, landscaped grounds feature formal gardens, an expansive lawn and a large private field. The property boasts an impressive range of outbuildings, including a 39-foot workshop, a secondary workspace, and three storage rooms, providing outstanding potential for business use, hobbies, or future conversion (subject to permission). This is a rare opportunity to own a unique, characterful home in a sought-after rural setting. • Attractive three-bedroom family home in a desirable location • Peaceful village setting but with easy access to Wainfleet and surrounding towns • Generous 0.75-acre plot – offering space and privacy • Thoughtfully refurbished by the current owners • Stunning situation with beautiful countryside views • Seamless blend of period charm and modern features • Characterful details include original latch doors, feature fireplaces and exposed beams • Charming gabled porch • Expansive 23ft living room with a multi-fuel burner • Multiple reception rooms • Bright and airy interiors with excellent light in the main living spaces • Flexible layout – great for family living • Impressive 25ft kitchen • Premium appliances including a Belling double range cooker, 7-burner hob and beech worktops • Flagstone tiles in the kitchen and utility room • Spacious utility room with ample space for white goods and storage • Loft space above the kitchen – with potential for conversion (subject to planning permission) • Study and snug provide additional living spaces • Generous first-floor landing • Three comfortable double bedrooms, all with picturesque garden views • Traditional bathroom with bath and overhead shower • Additional shower room • Extensive gardens • Mature trees, flower beds and plants • Multiple seating areas – ideal for relaxing and entertaining • Built-in BBQ, greenhouse and large natural pond • Private field – with plenty of scope for landscaping • Substantial outbuildings include a large workshop and three stores • Outstanding potential for further extension (subject to planning permission) Location Thorpe St Peter is a quiet, friendly village located around 6 miles southwest of Skegness and 19 miles northeast of Boston. The village is located just a short distance from the picturesque Lincolnshire Wolds, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Local attractions include the Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve (9.6 miles) – a dynamic stretch of unspoilt coastline known for its impressive views and diverse wildlife. Other highlights include Gunby Hall and Gardens (owned by the National Trust) and the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre at East Kirkby – home to numerous interesting exhibits, as well as a Lancaster and a Mosquito aircraft. The historic market towns of Spilsby, Alford and Horncastle are within easy reach – with excellent amenities and schools. Lincoln (41.4 miles) is renowned for its stunning cathedral, historic castle, cobbled streets, vibrant cultural scene, and independent shops. There are excellent road and rail links within easy reach of Thorpe St Peter. The neighbouring town of Wainfleet has its own train station, which is on the Nottingham-Grantham-Skegness line. There are regular trains from Wainfleet to Grantham – from where fast trains to London take just over one hour. Schools The area is blessed with superb schools. For primary education, there is a primary school situated in the neighbouring town of Wainfleet (2.2 miles), which is rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Secondary school options include Skegness Grammar School (6.5 miles), King Edward VI Academy in Spilsby (8.2 miles) and the Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School in Alford (14 miles) – all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Further afield, options include the popular Boston Grammar School (19 miles). In Horncastle, there is Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School (19.4 miles) and the Banovallum School (19.1 miles) – both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Seller insights “When we first visited the property, we were immediately struck by the peace and tranquility but, equally, the location is not isolated at all. Thorpe St Peter is very close to amenities in the neighbouring town of Wainfleet and also to the market town of Spilsby.” “We’ve completed a great deal of work within the property, including adding a new kitchen and bathrooms. The layout is very flexible so you could easily adapt the study and snug at the front of the house for other uses. There’s a loft space above the kitchen, which could also be converted into additional living space, subject to planning permission.” “The main living spaces are very light and airy, with the living room flowing into the large conservatory at the back of the property. The conservatory is a favourite place of ours – we use this space a lot in the summer, spring and autumn months.” “Upstairs, the bedrooms are all a good size, with stunning views of the gardens and the surrounding fields. It’s an idyllic location.” “The outbuildings offer huge potential – for immediate use or for conversion into a single-story annexe or living space. We’ve used the 39-ft workshop to run a small business. The workshop has handy shelving and benches, so it’s a very practical space for DIY or business use. There is a pretty courtyard area immediately outside the outbuildings, which would provide excellent space for business networking or entertaining.” “The gardens wrap around the property, leading down to open fields. So, it’s a very secluded garden, screened by mature plants and trees. The garden is arranged into different areas, with a large lawn, flowerbeds and several lovely seating areas.” “There’s a great deal of scope to put your own mark on the garden. The field could be developed further – either as an extended part of the garden or for other recreational uses.” “Thorpe St Peter is very friendly. We have dogs, so we’re often out and about in the village and the surrounding area. We’re always stopping for chats with other locals. You’ll find a lovely community here.” “A big attraction is just how quiet the roads are. It’s a wonderful place for walking. There’s a nice three-mile route from the village. You can also take a lovely stroll to the Old Chequers Inn pub, which is 15 minutes away on foot.” “This area is fantastic for nature lovers and bird watchers. There are several nature reserves locally, including Gibraltar Point and Freiston Shore, which is the UK’s largest estuary for birds. You also have Skegness, which is more of a traditional seaside resort, with a lovely beach, as well as numerous family attractions and eateries. There’s something for everyone in this area.” “In terms of shopping, there’s a Co-op in Wainfleet where you can get all the essentials. Further afield, Skegness has all the major supermarkets and plenty of leisure amenities. Boston is also a great place to visit.” “We’ve loved living in Lincolnshire. We’re moving closer to family, but we wish we could take the house and the area with us, as it’s just such a lovely place to live!” Services: Mains water and electricity; private drainage; oil-fired central heating Local Authority: East Lindsey District Council Council Tax Band: C EPC: D Freehold

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