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5 bed Detached property

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Listed Jul 16, 2025

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£430,000

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An impressive 3 storey detached home, located in the village of Colsterworth within the very popular David Wilson estate. With its 5 double bedrooms, large reception rooms, double garage and lovely west facing garden, this home is a real gem. Beautifully decorated, and with the advantage of being chain free, the perfect find!

Colsterworth is a vibrant village with a thriving primary school, children s nursery, a doctor s surgery, 2 churches, 3 local parks, playing fields, a busy pub, active sports and social club, a local co op plus additional convenience store. It is within easy reach of Grantham and Stamford, with a regular bus service into Grantham, making this a practical location for secondary school education. For local historical interest, this home is on the doorstep of Woolsthorpe Manor, birthplace of Isaac Newton, now a National Trust site. What s not to like?