Manor Drive, Sudbrooke, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN2

An attractive, detached family home with modern interiors, parking and a double garage, in a popular village.

Description

Built in the early 1980s, this detached family home is situated on a quiet, leafy residential road within the village of Sudbrooke, in a fantastic position for the commuter and with excellent schools nearby. The property has been extensively modernised and offers vibrant, light-filled accommodation, with some areas offering additional scope for improvement. It’s a fantastic home for the new owner to personalise to their own tastes. Externally there is plenty of off-street parking and an integral double garage, and a generously sized garden to the rear.

This is an extremely spacious property with an open plan kitchen/dining room, featuring attractive Wren cabinets with matching breakfast bar and Karndean flooring, a separate dual aspect sitting room and a generous sized study. There's a utility room adjoining the kitchen which has space for laundry machines, and a boot room leading out to the garden for muddy wellies and coats. There's good storage too, with a cupboard under the stairs and a cloakroom with WC, plus all five bedrooms benefit from built-in wardrobes. The principal bedroom has an en suite shower room, while the remaining bedrooms share a family bath and shower room.

The rear garden is a great size and backs onto an area of woodland with wooden panel fencing around the boundary, which makes it feel exceptionally private. The manicured lawn is bordered by a paved terrace and there is a vegetable plot and flowerbed along one side, with space for a shed at the rear. To the front there is a driveway with space for several cars, with access to an integrated double garage. The front garden is also lawned and bordered by attractive flowerbeds.

Location

Sudbrooke is a highly sought-after village approximately 6.5 miles northeast of Lincoln, with excellent road links nearby. The village has a convenience store/Post Office and a garden centre with café and bistro, with additional facilities available in neighbouring Nettleham.

The A158 passes south of the village, linking Lincoln to the coast, and Newark is accessible via the A46 bypass. Lincoln’s mainline station has a direct train to London Kings Cross in 120 minutes, as well as the quaintly charming Cathedral Quarter, the county hospital and good shopping. Local schools include Ellison Boulters Academy in nearby Scothern, the Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School at Horncastle, William Farr School in Welton and the well-respected Minster School in Uphill Lincoln.

Disclaimer: All distances and journey times are approximate.

Photographs taken May 2024.

Square Footage: 2,471 sq ft



Additional Info

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Local Authority: West Lindsey