Sutterton

By Local Democracy Reporter

A South Lincolnshire farmhouse dating back to the Georgian era is on the market for over £1 million, complete with sweeping countryside views and an indoor swimming pool.

This five bedroom secluded detached property in Donington near Sutterton and Swineshead is a non-listed red brick farmhouse surrounded by farmland in the Lincolnshire Fens.

The property, listed by estate agents Fine & Country at a guide price of £1.1 million, has plenty of enviable features that make it stand out as a property in our county.

Your very own 1.5 acre garden. | Photo: Fine & Country

Not only does it have five bedrooms, widespread countryside views and ample parking space, you can also kick back in your own indoor swimming pool, complete with changing rooms and a plant room.

The period farmhouse dates back to the late Georgian era, and the barn conversion works with an open plan kitchen/diner/room along with a separate bedroom.

The property is on the market at just over £1 million. | Photo: Fine & Country

To view the full listing, visit the Fine & Country website, but scroll down to see more images of the property here:

The swimming pool has great natural light and serves as an ideal relaxing spot. | Photo: Fine & Country

The master bedroom, one of five sleeping areas in the property. | Photo: Fine & Country

A stunning orangery-style conservatory. | Photo: Fine & Country

Plenty of traditional features and wooden finishes in the design. | Photo: Fine & Country

A lovely spot for family meals. | Photo: Fine & Country

Your views from the entrance. | Photo: Fine & Country

Bespoke kitchen with a breakfast bar to match. | Photo: Fine & Country

| Photo: Fine & Country

| Photo: Fine & Country

Plenty of parking space within the property’s grounds. | Photo: Fine & Country

| Photo: Fine & Country

November 28, 2021 5.02 pm This story is over 27 months old

We are appealing for witnesses and anyone with dashcam footage following a serious collision on the A17 at Sutterton earlier today.

Officers received reports of a two-vehicle collision involving a lorry and a car shortly after 6am. The male driver of a Ford Fiesta sustained serious injuries and was taken to hospital. The lorry driver was uninjured.

The A17 roundabout was closed just before 6:30am and was reopened after 1:30pm.

If you witnessed the collision or if you were in the area at the time and captured anything on dashcam, please get in touch in one of the following ways below:

  • By calling 101 quoting incident 65 of today’s date.
  • By emailing [email protected] quoting incident 65 of today’s date in the subject line.
  • If you wish to remain anonymous, you can report via the independent charity CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111 or online.

Reference: Incident 65 of 28th November.

By Local Democracy Reporter

The family of a devoted father to three children have paid tribute after he died in a car crash on the A17.

James Duffield, 28, from Norfolk, lost his life after a collision on the A17 at Sutterton on August 29, 2020.

At an inquest into James’ death, his family penned an emotional and heartfelt tribute for “the most amazing daddy, partner, son, brother and friend.”

The family have said: “There will never be enough words to capture who James was as a person and what he meant to everyone who was lucky enough to be in his life.

“James had so much passion and enthusiasm for life and would put one hundred percent into everything he did. He lived to make those he loved happy and worked so hard every day to try and achieve the life he envisioned for his three babies.

“He was a beautiful person both inside out and would go out of his way to help anyone who needed it.”

The family also spoke of their devastation at the loss of James, and said he will be in their hearts forever.

“As a family we cannot even begin to understand how someone so full of life, love and energy is no longer here, he had so much more still to do and achieve. His passing has left behind a massive gap that will never be filled and has left us all utterly broken.

“Nothing will ever make the pain of tragically losing James any easier but we are extremely honoured to have had James in our lives and will ensure that his precious babies grow up knowing just how amazing their daddy was and how much he loved them.”

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