Welcome to Bluestone View South Street, Louth, a cozy and compact type home with 3 bed in the LN11 9XF area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band C.
This classic property was built
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £208,945 and a rental potential of £1,358 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
You can discover more about this property by reading the Mouseprice attributes tables in the next section, or if you are the owner and would like to update this property, for example if you've built an extension, you can do so at the top of this page.
In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Jul 16, 2009. It's possible the property has changed since then,
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"Agents remarks (photo shows the block paved seating area)
DRAFT DETAILS
Bluestone View is a three bedroom detached bungalow sitting on a generous private plot of 0.3 acre (sts) with a 114ft (34.75m) frontage and stunning views of open rolling Lincolnshire Wolds countryside on the edge of the very desirable village of Scamblesby. The property also benefits from a lounge, UPVC double glazed conservatory, fitted kitchen diner, refurbished modern bathroom, double glazing incl. UPVC double glazed external doors, oil fired central heating with radiators having thermostat valves and attached garage/ workshop 22'11" (6m 98cm) that has light and power. The gardens are well established and there is a raised deck area 11'11" by 11'2" (3m 63cm x 3m 40cm) with a built in bench seat, block paved patio and seating area and an aluminium framed greenhouse. The property is offered freehold.
Scamblesby has a garage, public house, primary school, splendid views and attractive walks, rides and cycle routes. The pastureland off the open access on Park Hill (off the Viking Way) gives wide views north and west down the tributary valley of the River Bain and also across to Gaumer Hill and the Bluestone Heath ridge with its ancient cultivation terraces including the ''Lofts'' and the permissive bridleway allows a mainly level round from Scamblesby, or via existing public rights of way from Belchford. The historic market town of Horncastle is less than seven miles away to the south and has its own amenities including supermarkets, doctors, dentists, main Post Office, grammar, secondary and primary schools, swimming baths, fitness centre, bowling green etc. and Horncastle golf course and the Ashby Park fishing lakes are approx. six miles away whilst about seven miles northeast is the historic market town of Louth with it's 300' (91m 44cm) high spire of the Church of St. James, theatre, cinema, supermarkets, doctors, dentist, main Post Office etc. Louth also benefits from a County Hospital, the Hubbard Hills country park, grammar school which Lord Tennyson the Poet Laureate attended, secondary and primary schools, fitness centre, bowling green and from Louth the Kenwick Golf Club is only two miles and the Lincolnshire Wolds Steam Railway three miles.
Gardens
Laid lawn with beds and borders of plants, shrubs and trees, across the garden with a central tressle archway is a raised feature bed of plants. There is also a garden bench, aluminium framed greenhouse 8'2" by 6'1" (2m 49cm x 1m 85cm) and hedging with wire fencing to the perimeter.
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Another view of the garden
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Bench at the top of the garden
View from the bench at the top of the garden
Greenhouse and tressle archway
View to the rear
Rear of the property
Side of the property
Outside water tap, raised deck area and to the side of the conservatory a block paved patio with inset water feature and plants which in turn leads to another block paved seating area in the garden.
Raised deck area 11'11" by 11'2" (3m 63cm x 3m 40cm) incl. built in bench seat
Front
The garden and borders are laid with plants, shrubs and trees and includes a raised area where the oil tank has been discreetly placed.
A tarmac driveway with turning bay provides off road parking (that may be suitable for a caravan) to the garage which has a security light over its door. From the drive a concrete pathway leads around the bungalow to both the front door (which has an outside light to one side of it) and to the other side of the bungalow where a wooden gate provides pedestrian access to the rear. There is a close boarded feather edge wooden fencing to the front of the bungalow whilst the remainder of the 114ft (34.75m) frontage to the side garden is hedging with wire fencing.
Garage/ workshop 22'11" by 11'10" (6m 98cm x 3m 61cm) (by 8'6" (2m 59cm) at the entrance)
A removable stud wall has been built to make a self contained workshop to the rear of the garage. The garage is still a serviceable length 14'0" (4m 27cm) whilst the workshop is 8'7"(2m 62cm). In the garage area there are two ceiling strip lights, two double electrical power sockets and pedestrian doors to both the bungalow entrance hall and to the workshop to the rear. The workshop has a window to the rear overlooking the garden with far reaching rolling wolds countryside beyond, three ceiling strip lights, floor mounted Firebird Olympic S 50-82 oil fired boiler, RCD double electrical socket and a panelled wooden external door off the outside.
Entrance 5'6" by 3'0" (1m 68cm x 0m 91cm) PLUS 3'0" by 2'4" (0m 91cm x 0m 71cm)
Entered via a UPVC panelled external door with the top two panels obscure double glazed, three ceiling flush fitting halogen lights, electricity meter wall housing, quarry tiled floor, door off to the garage and Georgian style glazed door off to the lounge.
Lounge 18'3" by 9'8" (5m 56cm x 2m 95cm)
Double glazed window 7'7" (2m 31cm) wide to the rear overlooking the garden with far reaching rolling wolds countryside beyond, two ceiling lights and three wall lights, coving, feature fireplace with wooden surround, flagstone tiled background and hearth and glass fronted coal effect Flavel Emberglow Classic gas fire, radiator with thermostat valve, two TV points, three double electrical power sockets, carpet and white panelled doors off to the kitchen diner (and conservatory) and to the inner hall.
Kitchen diner 22'1" by 7'10" (6m 73cm x 2m 39cm)
Dual aspect, double glazed windows to both the rear which is 6'11" (2m 11cm) wide overlooking the garden with far reaching rolling wolds countryside beyond and to the side which is 5'9" (1m 75cm) wide overlooking the decked seating area and the side garden with countryside beyond, separate lighting for both the kitchen and dining areas, coving, range of solid pine fronted base units incl. drawers, towel rail insert and wall units, rolled edged laminate worktops, inset one and a half bowl stainless steel sink with drainer, mixer taps and water purifier tap, part tiled walls, space for slot in electric oven, extractor with light over the cooker space, space for fridge, space & plumbing for washing machine, double radiator with thermostat valve, double and a single electrical power sockets excluding the sockets for the previously detailed appliances, ceramic tiled floor, solid pine door to airing cupboard (housing the hot water cylinder with immersion heater, shelving over and LCD timer control for the hot water and central heating) and wooden stable door top half glazed off to the UPVC double glazed conservatory.
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Kitchen
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Dining area
UPVC double glazed consrvatory 13'0" by 11'5" (3m 96cm x 3m 48cm) incl. cills
Views to the gardens with far reaching rolling wolds countryside beyond, polycarbonate pitched roof, ceiling light/ fan, four window openings, one third height brick walls, double radiator with thermostat valves, two double electrical power sockets, ceramic tiled floor and UPVC double glazed French doors off the decked seating area and to the gardens.
Inner hall 10'0" by 2'9" (3m 5cm x 0m 84cm)
Three ceiling flush fitting halogen lights, access to roof void, radiator with thermostat valve, electrical power socket, carpet and white panelled doors off to the bathroom, master bedroom and bedrooms two and three.
Bathroom 7'10" by 6'4" (2m 39cm x 1m 93cm)
Obscure double glazed window to the side, six ceiling flush fitting halogen lights, walls fully tiled, panelled offset bath with mixer taps and shower attachment, pedestal hand basin, low level close coupled toilet, recess with built in base cupboard and mirrored wall unit over, heated towel rail with thermostat valve and ceramic tiled floor.
Master bedroom 11'3" by 9'5" (3m 43cm x 2m 87cm)
Double glazed window to the front, coving, radiator with thermostat valve, TV point, three double electrical power sockets and carpet.
Bedroom two 12'7" by 8'1" (3m 84cm x 2m 46cm)
Double glazed window to the front, radiator with thermostat valve, double and a single electrical power sockets and carpet.
Another view of bedroom two
Bedroom three 8'3" by 7'2" (2m 51cm x 2m 18cm)
Currently used as an office, double glazed window to the side, coving, electrical fuse box, radiator with thermostat valve, two electrical power sockets and carpet.
Services
Mains electricity, water, private drainage and an oil tank are connected.
Local Authority
East Lindsey District Council, Tedder Hall, Manby Park, Louth, Lincs. LN11 8UP
Tel No: 01507 601111
Note
The agent hasn't tested any apparatus; fixture, fitting or service and so cannot verify that they are in working order. Measurements are intended as a guideline only and shouldn't be relied upon to purchase carpets or fittings. Prospective purchasers should commission their own inspections or obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor prior to exchange of contracts.
Floor plans
These floor plans and information shown are intended as a fair representation of the accommodation layout. They should not be used as scale drawings for any planning or purchasing purposes, a formal survey is always recommended.
HIPS
Home information Pack Energy Performance Certificate Ratings are attached.
Brochure
Compiled by Michael Noonan on 14 July 2009. Re-marketed 30 October 2009.
Viewings
All viewings are accompanied and strictly by appointment through RE/MAX Horncastle, 10 East Street, Horncastle, Lincs, LN9 6AZ.
Tel: 01507 524910
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Tax band C
