A five-bedroom detached Victorian property near Brigg is on the market for £750,000.
The Grade II listed residence is located on Brigg Road in Hibaldstow, Brigg and sits in a plot of around 1.5 acres.
It was acquired by the current owners 30 years ago, who wanted to totally restore and refurbish the building and grounds to create a fine period property.
Take a look inside. | Photo: Fine & Country
Fitted kitchen with oak cabinets. | Photo: Fine & Country
The property, which is being marketed by Fine & Country, includes three reception rooms and a library/study, fitted kitchen with oak cabinets, five bedrooms and two family bathrooms.
Adjacent to the kitchen is a rear facing formal dining room and ideal entertaining room enjoying garden views.
The property includes three reception rooms. | Photo: Fine & Country
Another of the sophisticated reception rooms. | Photo: Fine & Country
There are also attached home offices and storage room with shower room, as well as potential for an annexe, double garage and outbuilding.
Outside, there are landscaped gardens that were designed by gardener Alan Mason.
One of the five bedrooms. | Photo: Fine & Country
A look inside another of the bedrooms. | Photo: Fine & Country
The property includes two family bathrooms. | Photo: Fine & Country
Just some of the lovely gardens outside the property. | Photo: Fine & Country
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