house - detached in Market Rasen, Lincolnshire

Burgh-on-Bain is a picturesque Lincolnshire Wolds village within the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It offers an enviable rural setting with attractive views and easy footpath access.

Located down a quiet no-through road and private track, the property is ideally located between the market towns of Louth (8 miles east) and Market Rasen (9 miles west). There are also three Grammar schools including the highest rated Caistor Grammar School, within a 30 minute drive. As well as offering easy transport links to Lincoln.

Dating from the Georgian era, this former water mill property is comprised of the main Farmhouse, the adjoining Mill House, the former Mill building itself and a range of adjoining and detached Outbuildings. The property is set within extensive grounds that include a picturesque lake and mature woodland.

The Farmhouse, while in need of renovation, boasts a wealth of character and history, providing a blank canvas for restoration. The range of outbuildings offer additional space for storage, workshops, or even the possibility of conversion into additional living accommodation, (subject to necessary planning permissions).

With ample scope for development and extension, this property presents an opportunity for those looking to create their dream residence in a peaceful rural, river side setting. The surrounding grounds provide a perfect backdrop for outdoor activities and relaxation, making it an ideal retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Constructed mainly of stone with pantile roof and arranged over two storeys, the accommodation comprises: –

Dual aspect with views over front and rear of property. Fitted wall and base units. ‘Rangemaster’ electric oven, tiled splash back, stainless steel sink and drainer, With tiled floor.

With tiled floor and window overlooking gardens. Feature open fire place with brick surround. Fitted shelves.

Shower cubicle, w/c and separate pedestal sink.

Open fireplace with feature stone surround and wooden mantle. Window onto gardens and wooden floor.

Dwarf brick walls, uPVC windows and French doors opening out on to gardens to the east.

Access to ground floor accommodation and stairway to first floor.

Wooden floor with window overlooking west gardens and paddocks beyond.

Window to west and wooden floor.

With original iron feature fireplace and wooden floors, western window.

‘Jack and Jill’ access, complete with bath, w/c, separate pedestal sink, loft hatch and airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder.

Door leading on to the adjoining former Mill House: –

Accessed via the main Farmhouse at ground and first floor levels.

With many traditional features including cast iron combination range with brick surround, original beams and meat hooks. Window overlooking courtyard and stepladder up to first floor.

Separate adjoining pantry/store (2.69m x 4.54m) with brick floor.

Brick chimney breast, built in storage, feature beams and hatch leaning down ladders to ground floor.

Of traditional stone and tile construction, the former Water Mill comprises three storeys, in a state of disrepair but boasting many original features including substantial ceiling/floor beams.

Ground Floor: 5.22m x 5.39m
First and Second Floors: 5.22m x 7.10m

The property is approached via a gravel track directly off Mill Lane, opening out to yard area with ample parking space.

To the north and west of the property the gardens are predominantly laid to lawns, with mature hedgerows, trees and shrubs.

There is also a spacious south facing courtyard area offering access to the Farmhouse, Mill and associated Outbuildings.

Adjoining the main Farmhouse, with concrete floor and corrugated metal sheet roof. Boarded inside with original beams and power and water connected. Complete with lean-to coal shed.

Open front store with pantile roof, concrete floor and wooden frame.

Pedestrian door access adjoining the Cart Shed, with work bench, window and power connection.

A range of buildings, with part hardstanding, part natural area, located to the south of the Farmhouse and separated by the natural track access road.

Of stone construction with pantile roof, original timbers and concrete floor.

Adjoining the stone barn is a later addition, with block walls, w/c sheet roof, and pedestrian access to south elevation,

Of traditional brick and tile construction comprising 4x loose boxes with original features.

The Mill gardens and grounds extend to approximately 1.84 Acres. The remaining 2.43 Acres to the north offer an area growing a range of hardwood trees including walnut trees. Also situated in what was formerly known as ‘Ings Plantation’ is a Lake of about 0.50 Acre bordered by mature trees and shrubs.

The adjoining grassland, to the West of the farmstead, amounting in all to about 16 acres in all and in common ownership, may be available by separate negotiation.

The property has mains water and electricity connected. There is an oil fired central heating system in existence at the Farmhouse. Drainage is to a private system.

The property is accessed via Mill Lane, a no though road, off the main A157. Beyond the adopted road is a private track, a portion of which, (as identified on the enclosed plan) will be included in the sale of the subject property. A public right of way (footpath) traverses the track.

These have been prepared as carefully as possible. They are for identification purposes only and although are believed to be correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed.

The land is offered for sale subject to all existing rights and with the benefit of existing rights of way whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water, and electricity supplies and other rights, easements and wayleaves whether referred to or not in these particulars.

A Public Footpath crosses the subject property over the access track,.

The Buyer(s) shall be deemed to have full knowledge of all boundaries and neither the Seller(s) nor the Selling Agent will be responsible for deriving the boundaries or their ownership.

Drainage Rates are payable to the Environment Agency. The Farmhouse is Council Tax Band C, payable to East Lindsey District Council.

The timber, mineral & sporting rights are included in the sale in so far as they are owned.

The property lies within the Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).

The property is offered for sale by Private Treaty as a whole. With further land available by separate negotiation.

Purchasers will be required to provide the necessary identification for the purposes of the anti-money laundering regulations.

Viewing is strictly by appointment via the Selling Agent.

PGM&CO (Market Rasen)
Ref: Michael Perkins / Molly Williams
Tel: 01673 843011
Email: molly@perkinsgeorgemawer.co.uk