There are some very expensive homes on the market.
Everyone is guilty of a little window shopping, maybe we have a look at some houses that are a little outside our budget – or even a couple of million pounds out of budget.
The following luxury properties are currently on the market in Lincolnshire, with lavish rooms, acres of space and, yes, some stables for the horses.
Which of these ten properties would be your ideal home, if money was no object?
Sudbrook Heath, Grantham – £1.23 million
This magnificent Grade two listed property has a lot of character and even more bedrooms – nine to be exact.
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Tributes and messages of condolences were left after the tragic death of a 32-year-old man whose body was found near Doddington Hall, close to Lincoln at the weekend.
Shailesh Chauhan was reported missing on Saturday, June 12 before police revealed the following day that a body was found, although formal identification had not yet taken place at the time.
Police said his death is currently not being treated as suspicious and Shailesh’s next of kin have been made aware.
Close to 100 tributes and messages of condolence were posted on The Lincolnite and to Lincolnshire Police.
Mandy Lee said: “Very sad. RIP young man. Love and thoughts to your family and friends. So much death in recent times in our area and I feel for those who found the gentleman and for officers who have had to break the devastating news to family.”
Sharron Marron said: “Condolences to the person’s family and much love and respect to those who have been involved in the location of this person. So very distressing and terribly sad for everyone.”
Garry Mitchell said: “RIP sir, this is so sad. Seems to be much too much of this in Lincoln, a few this week. It looks like there aren’t enough services out there for people in this sad situation and more help for mental health issues.”
Amanda Horton said: “RIP. Thoughts are with his family and friends who have had to deal with this.”
Caroline Elkington said: “So incredibly sad. Deepest condolences to his dear family. RIP.”
Jean Christine Jones said: “Forever young. May he rest in perfect peace. Sincere condolences to family and friends.”
A mobile vaccination unit will be set up in Lincoln temporarily to help with the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
The vaccination bus will be in the car park of Bridge Central, on the corner of Portland Street and Charles Street, starting on Saturday, June 19 between 12pm and 3pm.
It will be in place for the next four Saturdays (12pm-3pm), allowing anyone who has not yet had their first dose, and is eligible to do so, to get jabbed without booking.
The vaccination bus will be at Bridge Central car park in Lincoln. | Photo: The Lincolnite
The bus will be provided by St John Ambulance with staff from local GP practices providing the vaccinations, all set up by NHS Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group.
There will be translation services available at the site, and a dedicated team are on hand to answer any questions the public have.
It comes after Lincolnshire recently hit the milestone of 500,000 first jabs being administered, along with around 380,000 second doses.
The community continues to pull together at a time of tragedy in Louth as over £10,000 has been raised towards the funerals of 26-year-old Bethany Vincent and her nine-year-old son Darren Henson, who were stabbed to death in their Lincolnshire home.
Bethany and Darren were found by paramedics at their house on High Holme Road on Monday, May 31. Police were informed by the ambulance service and when they attended the scene they found the victims had multiple stab wounds. A baby was also found at the property, safe and well, and is being cared for.
People laid flowers and candles as they gathered for a vigil in memory of the victims, while a fundraiser set up by Rochelle Clare has raised £10,425 by the time of publication.
A GoFundMe page was set up to raise money towards the funerals of Louth murder victims Bethany Vincent and Darren Henson.
Daniel Boulton, of Alexandra Road in Skegness, was charged with murdering his ex-partner and her young son.
He was also charged with assaulting a police officer with intent to resist arrest on Tuesday, June 1 and a further offence of burglary at Hubbards Hills Cottage in Halfpenny Lane, Louth, where it is alleged clothing, food and drink were stolen between May 30 and June 2.
Judge John Pini QC remanded him in custody to appear back before the Crown Court on July 5 for a plea and trial preparation hearing.
Double murder suspect Daniel Boulton resisted arrest following a manhunt in Louth | Photo: BBC
Murder victims Bethany Vincent (26) and her son, Darren Henson (9). Daniel Boulton (R) has been charged with their murder.
Rochelle Clare, who set up the GoFundMe fundraiser page, said: “Let’s help support this family. Louth is a small town. You may not know the family as I don’t, but we can all say we can all sympathise with the family.”
She added: “Thank you for all the donations so far. Let’s see if we can get to the next goal.”
People laying flowers in memory of Bethany and Darren. | Photo: Graeme Whitworth
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