An incredible six-bedroom house on the Lincolnshire border with Cambridgeshire has been listed on the market for £1.75 million.
The property in Deeping Gate has been listed by Fine & Country and while it may demand a hefty price tag, it comes with a huge list of desirable features; including paddocks, an annexe, a home gym and a purpose-built cinema.
There are six bedrooms and bathrooms on the approximately 3.5 acre plot, which includes gardens, grounds and the paddock.
It has a minimalist design, with white and neutral shades dominating most rooms, something which estate agents Fine & Country describes as offering “the feeling of light, space and airiness.”
Let’s take a look inside:
The open plan kitchen/diner/sunroom is bursting with natural light. | Photo: Fine & Country
Crystal white design is a common theme throughout the house. | Photo: Fine & Country
The living room has lovely garden views from patio doors. | Photo: Fine & Country
A cosy home cinema for all the family to enjoy. | Photo: Fine & Country
The property even has its own gym. | Photo: Fine & Country
There are a total of four ensuite bathrooms at the property. | Photo: Fine & Country
Master bedroom has a stunning balcony area. | Photo: Fine & Country
A gorgeous standalone bath tub in the main bathroom. | Photo: Fine & Country
Outdoors, the house illuminates at night and provides a lovely backdrop for guest entertainment. | Photo: Fine & Country
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