A former Dower House to the Normanby Hall Estate near Scunthorpe has been put on the market again, this time for £1.4 million.
The nine-bedroom detached house in Normanby described as one of the finest period homes in North Lincolnshire was previously on the market in 2019 for £1.65 million, according to Grimsby Telegraph.
The part Georgian and part Edwardian home is set in around six acres of stunning grounds and has seven bathrooms and six reception rooms. There is also an annex including a kitchen/diner.
One of the nine bedrooms. | Photo: Bella Properties
The hall. | Photo: Bella Properties
The kitchen. | Photo: Bella Properties
The living room. | Photo: Bella Properties
A bath in one of the en-suites. | Photo: Bella Properties
Dining room. | Photo: Bella Properties
The annex includes a kitchen/diner. | Photo: Bella Properties
The living room in the annex. | Photo: Bella Properties
The mansion is approached via three tree-lined driveways and has an extensive range of single storey outbuildings, stables and garaging.
It is located within five minutes walking distance of Normanby Hall Country Park and Golf Course.
Rear view of the former Dower House. | Photo: Bella Properties
The rear hall. | Photo: Bella Properties
One of the nine bedrooms. | Photo: Bella Properties
The dressing room. | Photo: Bella Properties
One of the en-suites. | Photo: Bella Properties
The mansion is approached via three tree-lined driveways. | Photo: Bella Properties
The property has nine bedrooms. | Photo: Bella Properties
Plenty of places to sleep! | Photo: Bella Properties
One of seven bathrooms at the property. | Photo: Bella Properties
Another of the en-suites at the property. | Photo: Bella Properties
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