A beautiful five-bedroom home in Sudbrooke that is described as ideal for entertaining has been listed on the market for £1,250,000.
The property on Poachers Lane in Sudbrooke, north of Lincoln, has been listed by Savills Lincoln. See the full listing here.
For that price, you get five bedrooms and bathrooms, a block paved driveway with a triple garage, a bespoke kitchen breakfast room which opens out onto the garden, and even a loggia with an outdoor log burner.
The loggia comes complete with a log burner. | Photo: Savills Lincoln
It is situated on a quiet cul-de-sac in the much sought after village of Sudbrooke, around five miles from central Lincoln.
Let’s take a look inside:
Huge garden space on the large plot. | Photo: Savills Lincoln
The naturally lit kitchen breakfast room overlooks the garden. | Photo: Savills Lincoln
It is a grand kitchen space, ideal for hosting guests. | Photo: Savills Lincoln
The ensuite comes with a built-in bathtub. | Photo: Savills Lincoln
There are five bathrooms inside. | Photo: Savills Lincoln
It is covered by three floors. | Photo: Savills Lincoln
The sitting room has bifold doors with easy access to the garden, as well as a modern fireplace. | Photo: Savills Lincoln
Another lounge area, this time with vaulted ceilings. | Photo: Savills Lincoln
The principal bedroom looking out at your very own loggia. | Photo: Savills Lincoln
| Photo: Savills Lincoln
| Photo: Savills Lincoln
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