Alford

Alford is a historic market town with all traditional small town amenities some 7 miles form the coast and has a population around 4,000 approx. It sits at the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds on the A1104 link from the A16 trunk road to Mablethorpe, approximately 8 miles to the north-east of the town. The major tourist resort of Skegness is approximately 15 miles south-east of the town. The town is well known in the area for its excellent primary and secondary schools, its windmill, and Alford Manor House.

Enter the property via a wooden front door into the cosy lounge where there is an open fireplace with concrete hearth and wooden mantle, sash window to the front, built in storage cupboards, dado rail, radiator and T.V aerial point. A door leads into the kitchen diner.

A charming cottage kitchen fitted with a range of wooden units with wooden worktop over incorporating a one bowl sink unit. There are multiple built in storage cupboards with a feature open fire and original range, tiled flooring, beams to ceiling and extractor. A staircase leads to the first floor landing and there is a door into the utility/ side entrance.

With doors into both bedrooms.

With wooden flooring, radiator, built in wardrobes, loft access hatch and sash window to the front.

With wooden flooring, sash window to the rear, a built in wardrobe and a radiator.

Enter via a private passageway down the side of the property, there is a sash window to the side, wall mounted ‘ Worcester’ boiler, useful space which could be for a fridge freezer or coats and shoes, there is a loft access hatch, space for fridge freezer, plumbing for a washing machine and a radiator. A door leads into the bathroom.

Modern bathroom fitted with a three piece suite consisting of a panelled ‘P’ shape bath with shower head over and glass screen, a w/c and wash hand basin in vanity with cupboards. There is wood effect flooring, tiled splashbacks, wooden double glazed window to the side and an extractor.

The property is fronted with paved area with hedging to the road side. A private pathway leads down the side of the property to the rear garden.

The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with fencing and mature hedging to either side forming the boundary with a mature Bramley apple tree. There is a patio area providing the perfect place to sit out and relax overlooking the garden. To the rear of the garden are two wooden sheds.

Mains water, gas, drainage and electricity are understood to be connected. The agents have not tested or inspected the services or service installations and buyers should rely on their own survey.