Lincolnshire and Rutland’s most expensive houses on the market, according to Rightmove
What would be first on your list to buy if you had millions in the bank?
If a luxury home is the answer then Lincolnshire and Rutland may be the right places to look.
It can be interesting to see what money can buy, so we’ve taken a look at property website Rightmove to see the homes which may be catching the eye of multi-millionaires.
From a countryside manor house to a barn conversion - here is a list of all the homes in Lincolnshire and Rutland on the market for or with a guide price above £2 million.
Stamford town house: £4,000,000
In the top spot is this seven-bedroom property, which is on the market with a guide price of £4,000,000.
The exact location of this property, described as a ‘discreet listing’, is not being revealed by the estate agent unless a prospective buyer shows affordability. The only clue is that it’s in ‘a historically significant location steps from Stamford town centre’.
It is currently undergoing renovation to combine its rich past with modern amenities, and boasts six bathrooms, three spacious reception rooms, an office and a gym.
Outside there are landscaped gardens as well as ample parking facilities, including a carport, a driveway and garaging for up to three cars.
See more of the property on Rightmove or call estate agents Eastaway Property, based in Barn Hill, Stamford, on 01780 672030.
Boston Road, Wainfleet St Mary, Skegness: £3,250,000
Not only would a buyer get this five-bedroom 19th Century detached farmhouse but they would also be purchasing a range of outbuildings.
Ideal for a business-minded buyer, this plot includes 11 holiday cottages and a caravan park set across eight acres.
Within the grounds is a pair of semi-detached tenanted farmworker cottages and there is planning permission for an additional 35 touring pitches and three luxury holiday lodges.
For more information contact Humberts on 01603 661199.
Rothwell Lodge, Casthorpe Road, Denton, Grantham: £2,950,000
This six-bedroom, seven-bathroom village home boasts over 10,500 square feet of high-end living space.
The current owners meticulously rebuilt and re-purposed the property, with ample living space and finished to the highest of standards.
Adding to the luxury of this property are an indoor swimming pool, with a changing room, sauna, steam room, shower room, and a gym.
The principal bedroom suite spans across the first floor, benefitting from an en-suite, French doors onto a balcony and a dressing room, with a separate fitted room for shoes.
Rothwell Lodge is accessed via gates opening onto a sweeping driveway, flanked by generous lawns and leading to a courtyard with a feature fountain while formal south facing gardens, laid mainly to lawn, wrap around the property.
For more information call Savills on 0115 934 8000.
High Street, Ketton, Rutland: £2,950,000
With a garden boasting a tranquil lake and a heated swimming pool, it is no surprise this is Rutland’s most expensive property on the market.
The seven-bedroom and six-bathroom property spans 7967 square feet.
Built from stunning Stamford stone, the home is set over three floors, and includes a TV and games room, a wine cellar and a gym.
Outside, there is a three-bay garage as well as beautiful gardens with conservation trees, luscious lawns and an undercover eating area.
For more information contact Fine and Country or Savills.
Hambleton Road, Egleton, Rutland: £2,950,000
With Rutland Water reservoir being a stone's throw away, it's no surprise this property's guide price is higher than your average five-bed.
Highbrook House is an ironstone five-bedroom home with a number of commercial buildings and is set in 13.23 acres of scenic pasture land.
It is currently under offer with Shouler and Son, and Carter Jonas LLP.
Ludney House Farm, Ludney, Louth: £2,950,000
With a swimming pool, cinema room, tennis court, games room and bar, this mansion has everything you need - and more.
This six-bedroom family home is situated in a beautiful rural location with an impressive plot of 9.5 acres.
The architectural design of the home showcases modern luxury, including two marble staircases and marble flooring throughout the house.
It is on the market with Lincoln’s branch of Savills.
Cottesmore Grange, Cottesmore, Rutland: £2,850,000
Described as a period gem, this is a Grade II listed south-east facing home, positioned within beautifully landscaped gardens.
Cottesmore Grange retains the grace, proportions and sought-after features of the Georgian era.
The six-bedroom property is heated by a ground source system and there is also a solar farm discreetly positioned within the gardens.
The grounds, which extend to about 4.35 acres, incorporate formal gardens and lawns, along with a potager.
For more information contact Stamford Savills on 01780 484696.
Foxley Farm, Empingham, Rutland: £2,750,000
Located in between the market towns of Stamford and Oakham with stunning countryside views is Foxley Farm.
It has recently undergone extensive renovation and extension to offer quality state-of-the-art living, while still retaining many original character features.
Five double bedrooms and five reception rooms provide ample living space and an expansive garden boasts its own woodland.
The property is approached by its own private long driveway, leading to a spacious area of parking for several vehicles and boasts a number of outbuildings, including garages and a dog kennel.
For more information contact Country and Equestrian from Moores.
Woodhall Spa Manor, Manor Estate, Woodhall Spa: £2,750,000
If you are looking for a spacious home, with enough bedrooms to sleep all the family when they come to stay, then this property could be for you. That is, if you have £2,750,000 spare to spend.
Woodhall Spa Manor currently operates as a wedding venue, with 12 individually furnished en suite bedrooms on the first floor and a self-contained four-bedroom apartment on the second floor.
The elegant Georgian and Edwardian manor house boasts impressive reception rooms with floor-to-ceiling sash windows and a hall with a sweeping staircase and period fireplace.
The extensive lawns roll over three acres and boast mature trees, an enchanting sunken garden with a formal fishpond and a white pavilion, and a meandering woodland walk.
For more information call Fine and Country on 01522 287008.
The Priory, North Reston, Louth: £2,500,000
This stunning period property is described as offering equestrian living at the highest level.
The spacious well-appointed four-bedroom former priory has an adjacent two-bedroom annexed cottage and benefits from a dedicated equestrian centre with an international standard indoor dressage arena and American-style barn housing eighteen stables.
Set in more than 14 acres of magnificent grounds it encompasses landscaped gardens, picturesque walkways, and secure paddocks.
The principal suite benefits from a dressing room and luxurious bathroom, while the property also boasts a games room and modern kitchen.
Church Lane, Ridlington, Rutland: £2,500,000
Work is underway on this luxurious six-bedroom stone built home.
The vaulted high-ceiling dining room, set beneath glazing and with French doors opening to the garden, is described as the jewel in the crown of this home.
Underfloor heating throughout the ground floor also ensures a warm welcome.
The spacious guest and principal suites both boast walk-in dressing rooms and en-suite shower and bathrooms.
For more information contact Pelham James Stamford and Rutland on 01572 497070.
Bull Brigg Lane, Whitwell: £2,250,000
Prestigiously positioned just a stone’s throw from the shores of Rutland Water, is this enchanting Grade II-listed barn conversion.
According to the current owners, The Long Barn offers sociable spaces alongside privacy and seclusion, allowing family members to join together in the heart of the home, or retreat and relax individually.
There are a number of entertaining spaces, some of which are open plan, as well as five bedrooms in the main house alongside a self-contained two-bedroom annexe.
For more information contact Pelham James Stamford and Rutland on 01572 497070.
Thorpe Hall, Lincoln Road, South Elkington: £2,050,000
This seven-bedroom Grade II*-listed hall is set in 19.2 acres of land with adjoining cottages let on assured shorthold tenancies.
Within the grounds are an indoor swimming pool complex, outbuildings, studio and garaging, as well as formal gardens, paddocks and deer park.
For more information contact Louth-based Masons Sales on 01507 350500.
Bishop Norton Road, Glentham, Market Rasen: £2,000,000
This country estate blends timeless elegance and modern luxury.
Comprising an extended five-bedroom period farmhouse and a separate two-bedroom barn conversion, it offers a total of seven bedrooms.
According to the estate agents, Walters of Lincoln, the heart of the home is the state-of-the-art kitchen which is an open-plan space equipped with premium appliances and finishes.
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