There are several multi-million pound homes for sale in Lincolnshire — hare’s our pick of five stunning ones in the county are currently on the market, with the most expensive priced at £1.8 million.
Which of these five properties would be your ideal home, if money was no object of course?
Six bedroom home – Thurlby, Bourne – £1.8m+
This six bedroom detached house is for sale in the village of Thurlby near Bourne for offers over £1.8 million.
This six bedroom home is on the market for offers over £1.8 million. Photo: Fine & Country
The home has six bedrooms and seven reception rooms. Photo: Fine & Country
The kitchen. Photo: Fine & Country
The home on High Street in Thurlby has under three acres of gardens and grounds, as well as six bathrooms and seven reception rooms.
It includes a newly designed kitchen, breakfast room, walk-in pantry, utility, laundry room and gym.
A room to sit and relax in. Photo: Fine & Country
One of the many bedrooms. Photo: Fine & Country
The home has under three acres of gardens and grounds. Photo: Fine & Country
This six bedroom detached equestrian property near Lincoln has a guide price of £1,395,000.
This six bedroom home near Lincoln has a guide price of £1,395,000. Photo: Savills
Kitchen/Dining Room. Photo: Savills
Cinema Room. Photo: Savills
The property on Church Close includes an open kitchen breakfast room, as well as a home cinema room.
The grounds extend to around 17 acres of brick stable blocks, with four stables and a further substantial agricultural barn, orchard, woodland and paddocks.
Six bedrooms – Barnoldby-Le-Beck, Grimsby – £1.15m
Another six bedroom detached house, but this time in a village on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds near Grimsby and with a guide price of £1,150,000.
This six bedroom home near Grimsby has a guide price of £1,150,000. Photo: Savills
Kitchen. Photo: Savills
Reception Room. Photo: Savills
The property at The Oaks on Main Road in Barnoldby-Le-Beck is set in a picturesque plot and includes a range of reception rooms and an open plan kitchen breakfast room.
The master bedroom has a spacious en suite bathroom and double doors opening onto a balcony with views across the garden.
Snug. Photo: Savills
Bedroom. Photo: Savills
Bathroom. Photo: Savills
There is als planning permission to build a new house to the west of The Oaks, which will have its own access off Main Road and be sited on the existing separate tennis court. This is available by separate negotiation.
This five bedroom home on Eastgate near Lincoln Cathedral is on the market with a guide price of £1,450,000.
This five bedroom home near Lincoln Cathedral is on the market with a guide price of £1,450,000. Photo: Mount & Minster
The property has an open plan kitchen diner. Photo: Mount & Minster
The property boasts great views of Lincoln Cathedral. Photo: Mount & Minster
The three-storey Grade II listed stone property boasts great views of Lincoln Cathedral. The stonework and fireplaces were carved by the cathedral stone masons.
The home includes five ensuite bathrooms, four reception rooms and an open plan kitchen diner.
One of the five bathrooms. Photo: Mount & Minster
A comfortable room to relax in. Photo: Mount & Minster
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We are appealing for witnesses following an alleged robbery at around 2.30pm in North Parade, Grantham yesterday (18 August).
This offence took place in the middle of the afternoon in a busy area, and we believe that there may be people who witnessed this, or may have captured the incident itself or the group of youths in the moments before or after in the surrounding streets.
We are asking our community if they have any CCTV, dashcam, or mobile phone footage they can share which could help with our enquiries. We are particularly keen to hear from any drivers who may have been in North Parade at around 2.30pm who have dashcam.
Officers were called to reports that a teenage boy had been approached by a group of around five youths, all boys or young men, who had demanded he hand over a designer bag. One of the group is then reported to have punched the victim to the head, causing an injury before taking the bag. All five then left the area.
Several of the youths were on bikes, wearing black balaclavas and one is reported to have been wearing a light blue tracksuit.
Officers carried out an immediate search of the surrounding streets, and arrested two people in connection with the offence within 40 minutes of the incident being reported.
The bag taken has been recovered.
A 13-year-old boy and a 18-year-old man arrested on suspicion of robbery have released on police bail while investigations continue.
If you can help there are a number of ways to get in touch:
By calling 101 quoting incident 223 of 18 August.
By emailing force.[email protected] quoting incident 223 of 18 August in the subject line.
If you wish to remain anonymous, you can report via the independent charity CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111 or online.
The return of Spalding’s renowned flower parade could make the town known “nationally and internationally” once again.
The long-awaited event is set to make a return in May 2023 after a gap of ten years.
It was held for 1959 to 2013 to celebrate the tulips grown around South Holland, and is being revived by volunteer Stephen Timewell.
It will see parade of flower-covered floats through the town centre once again, and could include marching bands, vintage cars and a craft fair.
Councillors hope that the event will help the South Holland town’s reputation to bloom.
At a recent meeting of the Spalding Town Forum, Councillor Gary Taylor said: “Well done and congratulations to the organisers for getting us to this stage in only a few months.
“Many of us were aware of Spalding’s flower parade which put it on the map for something very positive nationally and sometimes internationally. It’s an opportunity for that to come back.
“We have support from residents, businesses, communities and councils.
“It’s coming home, it’s different, it’s fresh and it’s modern.”
Spalding is gearing up for the retune of the parade | Photo: Adobe Stock
Councillor Taylor, the South Holland cabinet member for communities, added that productive meetings had been held between the Cabinet and organisers, and they were happy with the progress.
“We want to make it clear to Steven and his colleagues that we’re supporting him, and are here with any guidance or advice if he needs,” he said.
The town forum agreed to withdraw £10,000 from the Spalding Special Expenses Reserve to contribute their own float to the parade.
The date has been set for Saturday, May 6, and the theme is Spalding through the decades.
The organisers have posted online: “So far, the community support has been incredible which makes this event even more special. We have proved that people want it back.”
They said that the offers of help have been “astonishing”.
Follow updates on the flower parade through the Facebook page or its website, which includes ways to support it.
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