The Manor House, 137 Eastgate, Louth

The Manor House is a historic four bedroom town house to the very centre of the market town of Louth, originating in the 18th Century with later additions. The property boasts a stunning range of period features: including wood sash windows, shutters, marble fireplaces and high ceilings throughout, set within good size grounds , the property was once known as Eastgate Manor and occupies a prime plot.

Louth is a busy market town lying at the eastern edge of the rolling countryside of the Lincolnshire Wolds, with a maze of narrow streets and predominantly Georgian and early Victorian architecture. There are some notable historic buildings including the 15th Century St James' Church whose 295ft high spire, the tallest in England, dominates the skyline of the town and surrounding countryside. Hubbards Hills by the River Ludd with its wonderful public walks and the town centre with its excellent range of shopping and social facilities are, for most, just a short walk away from the house and this also includes the well reputed King Edward VI Grammar School. The Lincolnshire Wolds, which has been predominantly designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offers miles of quiet country lanes, public footpaths and bridleways to explore. The sandy beaches of the Lincolnshire coast are also within easy driving distance.

There are good road connections in the area with approximate distances to the East Coast of 10 miles, Grimsby 13 miles, Horncastle 13 miles, City of Lincoln 24 miles, M180 26 miles, Newark and the A1 42 miles and Hull 42 miles.