31 Tillbridge Road, Sturton by Stow

Potential Development Opportunity (stp) Grounds extending to 1.57 acres (sts), including 6 bed Detached House
Viewings Strictly By Appointment (accompanied by the agents) Please be aware there is on site security at the property and trespassers will be prosecuted without exception.

This is an extensive property comprising of a substantial late Victorian six bedroom three storey house (GIFA 2,551 ft2 / 251 m2), in need of a significant scheme of renovation and refurbishment, with old coach house and other outbuildings, as well as large grounds extending to 1.57 acres (sts) very pleasantly located on the eastern country fringe of the popular village of Sturton by Stow.

Planning: From planning advice received, it is perceived there is an opportunity for the residential redevelopment of this property, subject to appropriate consents. The sellers are open to considering conditionals offers/options, subject to planning inquiries/pre-application/consent.
Planning Consultants: Lincs Design Consultancy - Ricky Newton Tel: 01507 611155. Please call for advice.

The House: The internal accommodation comprises; veranda, hallway, sitting room, dining kitchen, utility room, drawing room, sun room, bathroom and pantry to the ground floor. On the first floor are four bedroom, WC and further bathroom and on the second floor a landing room leading to two further bedrooms.

The Coach House/Outbuildings: of good size and in need of significant repair.
Grounds: Mature front grounds sheltered by trees. Large rear old orchard gardens.
Sturton by Stow is a good sized village, offering a good range of amenities for this area of rural Lincolnshire with its own popular Primary School, Post Office/Village Store and a Co-op supermarket The village is well placed for commuting to the historic City of Lincoln (7 miles) with its excellent range of shopping and social facilities and Gainsborough (8 miles) on the bank of the River Trent with its very well respected Grammar School and Marshalls Yard shopping facilities. There are also good routes into Nottinghamshire over the River Trent at the Dunham toll bridge crossing (9 miles), as well as access to the A1 and Newark (19 miles) with its high speed rail link to London Kings Cross.