Holme Lane, Holme, Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, DN16

This charming 1930s bungalow sits on over two acres of land with expansive open views, ideal for an equestrian owner with stabling and paddocks in place. Located on Holme Lane alongside larger distinctive homes a discerning buyer will recognise the potential to enhance and expand the property,

subject to planning permission, transforming it into a more substantial and impressive home.

Step Inside

An entrance porch opens into a central hallway providing access to the forward-facing sitting room featuring an exposed brick fireplace with an enclosed log burner and a decorative beamed ceiling.

The side entrance, accessible via a convenient boot room ideally positioned for entry from the paddocks, opens into a traditionally styled kitchen. The kitchen is fitted in a range of medium oak cabinets to include integrated appliances and has a rear-facing breakfasting area with French doors opening to the patio.

The main entrance hall also accesses the two double bedrooms which are served by a bathroom with a four-piece suite.

Step Outside

A gated entrance opens onto a broad tarmac drive leading to a large, detached brick-built garage and stable/outbuilding block, passing by the landscaped front garden with an established hedge border. Directly behind the property lies a formal lawned garden and enclosed patio area.

Beyond the rear garden attached to the rear of the garage, the equestrian facilities begin. Two block-built stables with electric lighting, a secure tack room and a tractor garage open onto a fully fenced and gated turnout area, which offers access to both the driveway and the first of two paddocks. In the corner of the first paddock, closest to the property, stands an additional prefabricated building used as a hay/food store.

Adjacent to the turnout area is another block-built structure that serves as a dog run and workshop, complete with a pan-tiled roof, power, lighting, security doors, and integrated shelving.
Adjacent to the garage is a fully fenced small paddock area, providing access to the property’s driveway and the additional paddocks. All of the paddocks are secured with high-quality fencing and galvanised field gates.

Complementing the main equestrian facilities is a substantial concrete hardstanding, ideal for parking a horse box, caravan, or motorhome.

Note

The property is on three separate titles The house and gardens sit on a plot of circa 0.22 of an acre, the rear paddock is 1.73 acres and a third title is to the right side of the property measuring 0.11-acre giving a combined whole land measurement of circa 2.06 acres. Please discuss with your financial advisor and solicitor before applying for a mortgage - it may be that the titles will need to be moved to one title during the conveyancing process to meet with a lender's criteria.