A stunning rural barn on the outskirts of Lincoln has been put on the housing market for over £1 million, boasting a gorgeous countryside location and even a raised pond.
Manor Farm on Spalford Road in North Scarle has been listed by estate agents Mundys at a guide price of £1,295,000 – due to the many enviable features the property possesses. You can view the full listing here.
The house itself has four bedrooms and three bathrooms, with a separate annexe having two more bedrooms and another bathroom, and it is currently used as a holiday let.
Oak features are consistent throughout the property. | Photo: Mundys
Oak features such as the winding staircase and beamed ceilings offer up character for the property, while the modern interior design is complimented by the numerous traditional fireplaces in sitting room areas.
Outside there is extensive driveway parking space behind electric security gates, as well as a double garage.
Stunning garden areas. | Photo: Mundys
The gardens are bright and picturesque, no less than to the rear of the property, where you will find a raised pond and a water fountain.
Take a closer look at Manor Farm with more property pictures below:
The modern barn stands on a 5 acre plot of land. | Photo: Mundys
| Photo: Mundys
Oozing with character in each room. | Photo: Mundys
Classic fireplaces compliment the modern furnishings. | Photo: Mundys
An open plan kitchen/dining area offers vast space across the downstairs area of the house. | Photo: Mundys
A total of ten floor-to-ceiling double glazed windows in the family room. | Photo: Mundys
No lack of natural light at this house, with double-glazed windows galore! | Photo: Mundys
Colonial style shutters help keep the light out of the bedrooms at night. | Photo: Mundys
| Photo: Mundys
The property has four bathrooms in total – when including one in the separate annexe. | Photo: Mundys
How could you say no to a pond in your garden? | Photo: Mundys
The self-contained annexe also on-site. | Photo: Mundys
Inside the cosy annexe you will find all the essentials of a holiday let. | Photo: Mundys
| Photo: Mundys
| Photo: Mundys
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