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Casă & casă pentru o singură familie de vânzare în Tattershall
10.759.059 RON
Casă & Casă pentru o singură familie (De vânzare)
7 cam
7 dorm
5 băi
Referință:
EDEN-T96101648
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A Grade II Listed, 18th-century magnificent Lincolnshire estate of historic importance, privately nestled within its own parkland, forms an idyllic world of its own, yet is within easy reach of towns, cities, the east coast and Norfolk. Rich in stunning original period features and immaculately presented, this grand mansion boasts seven bedrooms flooded with natural light and is surrounded by 11 acres of grounds and parkland filled with fine mature specimen trees, sweeping lawns, and enchanting hideaways to relax. A restorative sense of calm is immediately imbued upon entering the beautifully landscaped setting, a feeling that continues throughout the entire property. Spectacular West Skirbeck Hall was designed in 1795 and completed in 1802 by Henry Clarke, a wealthy brewer, banker and merchant who served as Mayor of Boston in 1805 and 1816. ‘’Reflecting on my twenty-five years of living here, I've never taken it for granted - West Skirbeck Park still takes my breath away every time I drive in. It is so welcoming and grand, with such impressive gardens. I have raised a family here, and more recently, it is my grandchildren who have appreciated it—they love to run around in all the space, go deer spotting, and adore playing under the huge, majestic Harry Potter-style trees.’’ A prominent figure, William Garfit, acquired the Hall in 1872; from 1754 The Garfit family owned 12 private banks in Lincolnshire and they were the founders of Lloyds bank. Many Garfit family portraits can be found in the National Portrait Gallery, London. “William Garfit became the MP for the area and held his political surgery in the library. He commissioned the fireplace and surrounding carved panelling depicting trees, acorns, and flowers, adding his and his wife Sarah’s initials as a feature. It was painted white when I took ownership, and I personally painstakingly removed all the paint so I can vouch for the incredible intricacy of the carvings!” “The Hall embraces you as you walk in. Although large with 16-foot ceilings, there is a warmth to it and a great sense of comfort and home. It is extremely sociable and has known lavish entertaining through the years being owned by so many dignitaries such as mayors and MPs. We have frequently held parties of 100 to 150 people here; the kitchen I designed to be sociable with the island in the middle adjoining the morning room so you can easily interact with everyone. With 12 pairs of French windows opening onto the encompassing terrace, the Hall is perfect for grand occasions.” “Christmas is fabulous here with 12- to 14-foot-high trees and wonderful open fires. The connecting drawing room and dining room create an uninterrupted space of 17 metres length surrounded by so many floor to ceiling French windows, the light and juxtaposition of the inside and out is tremendous – if it’s snowing, you feel as if you’re inside a giant snow globe!” The Hall is magnificently decorated and has been exceptionally well maintained. “We have used quality paints in period colours such as Farrow & Ball, Little Greene Paint Company and Zoffany with the gold a ‘by Royal Appointment’ brand; we restored all the original Douglas fir floors with their rich colour and grain which run throughout and all the bathrooms have been recently refurbished.” “It’s an incredibly well-built Hall. There’s a vast wine cellar, divided into rooms, underneath the entire building with a traditional, vaulted, damp proof tunnel that extends under the York stone terrace keeping the Hall damp free. There is also a very spacious attic which we have used for storage.” The aspect of each reception room provides the perfect relationship with the sun. “The sun rises through the tall morning room French windows and sets in crimson glory through the drawing room windows. That ‘golden hour’ of the setting sun is heavenly with the reflections of the big glowing skies on the canopy of the trees. French windows open onto a formal dining area on the south facing walled terrace outside that seats up to 16 people where you can really appreciate the evening light with a glass of wine.” “The parkland is a particularly spectacular feature of the Hall. Planted in 1795, Sir Joseph Banks, Royal Botanist who pioneered plant research for Kew Gardens, had a hand in acquiring rare specimen trees for the Park. Banks, who was a local man, accompanied Captain Cook on his voyages of discovery to America and Australia, bringing back rare plants and trees. As a result, the parkland has an ancient American Buckeye tree, a lovely old American Indian Bean tree and splendidly graceful, ancient Deodar Cedars; the park also had a rare American Black Oak, only three of its age in the country, one of which is in Kew Gardens.” “I have enhanced the garden by landscaping certain areas in place of rather overgrown shrubberies. A Victorian ha-ha wall encompasses the south facing, formal gardens separating them from the park. I deliberately designed with Regency symmetry in mind and planted to ensure interest all year round. Much thought was given to adjoining the grounds to the parkland with plenty of seating areas enjoying magnificent, framed views with the scent of honeysuckle, roses and jasmine filling the air.’’ ‘’Paths meander under archways between the different spaces – there is a Chinese pergola, a traditional summerhouse, a Thai gazebo raised above a sunken garden and a wonderful, roofed dining space we call the alfresco pavilion where barbecues are inbuilt either side of a welcoming rustic open log fire flanked by mullioned windows, a superb place to relax amidst the garden sat in front of a blazing fire. You can wander round with friends from place to place, with a bottle of wine or two, catching the last rays of the sun and relishing the evening fragrances and then enjoy the fire pit in the sunken garden for a real outdoor experience after dark.” Just recently, the Hall has been made suitable for extraordinary holiday accommodation. “We have fitted new boilers with a thermostatically controlled facility, the Hall has had a re-wire upgrade, all new bathroom fittings, all new kitchen appliances, a hardwired CCTV system with alarm system and smoke detectors connected to 24/7 security and emergency services. All bedrooms and two main reception rooms are hard wired for large, wall-mounted Smart TVs and Wi-Fi has been professionally boosted throughout. The property is now fully certificated ready for luxury accommodation.” “There is so much atmosphere here whether at sunrise or sunset; it is wonderful to see the mist through the morning trees or crimson sun rays pierce through the evening foliage leaving long shadows on the grass or experience a moonlit walk in the park. Very peaceful and calming, it is such a healing place. It is so lovely to sit out on the terrace listening to the birds, catch a glimpse of the deer family under the trees or an owl, pheasant, or partridge family on the lawn – it is as if you are in your own nature reserve out in the wilds, yet we are so close to civilization! Tuck into bed at night and feel like you are nestled in the treetops. The Hall and the Park are true hidden gems.” Location Nestled amidst its parkland and meticulously landscaped gardens, West Skirbeck Hall enjoys a tranquil setting less than 2 miles south of the historic port and market town of Boston. Renowned for its rich trading history and abundance of Georgian architecture, Boston boasts notable attractions such as the 14th Century Church of St. Botolph, affectionately known as The Stump for its towering spire. Visitors can explore cultural landmarks like The Guildhall Museum, Blackfriars Theatre & Arts Centre, Fydell House and Maud Foster Mill. Boston offers a diverse array of amenities, including a variety of shops and supermarkets, the Pilgrim Hospital, and the Savoy Cinema. Sports enthusiasts will find ample opportunities for recreation, with facilities including a popular golf club and tennis club offering both indoor and outdoor courts. To the north, in the historic town of Woodhall Spa, sits the National Golf Centre, where you'll find The Bracken and The Hotchkin Golf Courses. These courses are consistently ranked among the world's finest and have been featured in Golf World magazine's top 100 golf courses. Locally, there are several attractions to explore, such as the Lincolnshire Wildlife Park, Ark Wildlife Park and Exotic Animal Sanctuary, and the RSPB sites at Frampton and Freiston Shore. Additionally, you can discover the picturesque Lincolnshire Wolds, recognised as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just 20 miles to the north. Within a 45-minute drive, you'll find National Trust properties including Gunby Hall, Tattershall Castle, Belton House, Woolsthorpe Manor, and Grantham House. Lincoln lies approximately 30 miles to the northeast, Nottingham 50 miles to the west, Humberside Airport 50 miles to the north and Norfolk 30 miles to the east, boasting miles of unspoiled sandy beaches, including the Royal Sandringham Estate. Peterborough is situated about 30 miles to the southeast. Central London is approximately 115 miles to the south via the A16 and the A1, or accessible by rail; fast trains from Peterborough, about a 45-minute drive away, take approximately 45 minutes to reach Kings Cross. Grantham, about 28 miles away (40 mins), is on the same line, offering convenient access to destinations northwards, including Edinburgh. ...
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A Grade II Listed, 18th-century magnificent Lincolnshire estate of historic importance, privately nestled within its own parkland, forms an idyllic world of its own, yet is within easy reach of towns, cities, the east coast and Norfolk. Rich in stunning original period features and immaculately presented, this grand mansion boasts seven bedrooms flooded with natural light and is surrounded by 11 acres of grounds and parkland filled with fine mature specimen trees, sweeping lawns, and enchanting hideaways to relax. A restorative sense of calm is immediately imbued upon entering the beautifully landscaped setting, a feeling that continues throughout the entire property. Spectacular West Skirbeck Hall was designed in 1795 and completed in 1802 by Henry Clarke, a wealthy brewer, banker and merchant who served as Mayor of Boston in 1805 and 1816. ‘’Reflecting on my twenty-five years of living here, I've never taken it for granted - West Skirbeck Park still takes my breath away every time I drive in. It is so welcoming and grand, with such impressive gardens. I have raised a family here, and more recently, it is my grandchildren who have appreciated it—they love to run around in all the space, go deer spotting, and adore playing under the huge, majestic Harry Potter-style trees.’’ A prominent figure, William Garfit, acquired the Hall in 1872; from 1754 The Garfit family owned 12 private banks in Lincolnshire and they were the founders of Lloyds bank. Many Garfit family portraits can be found in the National Portrait Gallery, London. “William Garfit became the MP for the area and held his political surgery in the library. He commissioned the fireplace and surrounding carved panelling depicting trees, acorns, and flowers, adding his and his wife Sarah’s initials as a feature. It was painted white when I took ownership, and I personally painstakingly removed all the paint so I can vouch for the incredible intricacy of the carvings!” “The Hall embraces you as you walk in. Although large with 16-foot ceilings, there is a warmth to it and a great sense of comfort and home. It is extremely sociable and has known lavish entertaining through the years being owned by so many dignitaries such as mayors and MPs. We have frequently held parties of 100 to 150 people here; the kitchen I designed to be sociable with the island in the middle adjoining the morning room so you can easily interact with everyone. With 12 pairs of French windows opening onto the encompassing terrace, the Hall is perfect for grand occasions.” “Christmas is fabulous here with 12- to 14-foot-high trees and wonderful open fires. The connecting drawing room and dining room create an uninterrupted space of 17 metres length surrounded by so many floor to ceiling French windows, the light and juxtaposition of the inside and out is tremendous – if it’s snowing, you feel as if you’re inside a giant snow globe!” The Hall is magnificently decorated and has been exceptionally well maintained. “We have used quality paints in period colours such as Farrow & Ball, Little Greene Paint Company and Zoffany with the gold a ‘by Royal Appointment’ brand; we restored all the original Douglas fir floors with their rich colour and grain which run throughout and all the bathrooms have been recently refurbished.” “It’s an incredibly well-built Hall. There’s a vast wine cellar, divided into rooms, underneath the entire building with a traditional, vaulted, damp proof tunnel that extends under the York stone terrace keeping the Hall damp free. There is also a very spacious attic which we have used for storage.” The aspect of each reception room provides the perfect relationship with the sun. “The sun rises through the tall morning room French windows and sets in crimson glory through the drawing room windows. That ‘golden hour’ of the setting sun is heavenly with the reflections of the big glowing skies on the canopy of the trees. French windows open onto a formal dining area on the south facing walled terrace outside that seats up to 16 people where you can really appreciate the evening light with a glass of wine.” “The parkland is a particularly spectacular feature of the Hall. Planted in 1795, Sir Joseph Banks, Royal Botanist who pioneered plant research for Kew Gardens, had a hand in acquiring rare specimen trees for the Park. Banks, who was a local man, accompanied Captain Cook on his voyages of discovery to America and Australia, bringing back rare plants and trees. As a result, the parkland has an ancient American Buckeye tree, a lovely old American Indian Bean tree and splendidly graceful, ancient Deodar Cedars; the park also had a rare American Black Oak, only three of its age in the country, one of which is in Kew Gardens.” “I have enhanced the garden by landscaping certain areas in place of rather overgrown shrubberies. A Victorian ha-ha wall encompasses the south facing, formal gardens separating them from the park. I deliberately designed with Regency symmetry in mind and planted to ensure interest all year round. Much thought was given to adjoining the grounds to the parkland with plenty of seating areas enjoying magnificent, framed views with the scent of honeysuckle, roses and jasmine filling the air.’’ ‘’Paths meander under archways between the different spaces – there is a Chinese pergola, a traditional summerhouse, a Thai gazebo raised above a sunken garden and a wonderful, roofed dining space we call the alfresco pavilion where barbecues are inbuilt either side of a welcoming rustic open log fire flanked by mullioned windows, a superb place to relax amidst the garden sat in front of a blazing fire. You can wander round with friends from place to place, with a bottle of wine or two, catching the last rays of the sun and relishing the evening fragrances and then enjoy the fire pit in the sunken garden for a real outdoor experience after dark.” Just recently, the Hall has been made suitable for extraordinary holiday accommodation. “We have fitted new boilers with a thermostatically controlled facility, the Hall has had a re-wire upgrade, all new bathroom fittings, all new kitchen appliances, a hardwired CCTV system with alarm system and smoke detectors connected to 24/7 security and emergency services. All bedrooms and two main reception rooms are hard wired for large, wall-mounted Smart TVs and Wi-Fi has been professionally boosted throughout. The property is now fully certificated ready for luxury accommodation.” “There is so much atmosphere here whether at sunrise or sunset; it is wonderful to see the mist through the morning trees or crimson sun rays pierce through the evening foliage leaving long shadows on the grass or experience a moonlit walk in the park. Very peaceful and calming, it is such a healing place. It is so lovely to sit out on the terrace listening to the birds, catch a glimpse of the deer family under the trees or an owl, pheasant, or partridge family on the lawn – it is as if you are in your own nature reserve out in the wilds, yet we are so close to civilization! Tuck into bed at night and feel like you are nestled in the treetops. The Hall and the Park are true hidden gems.” Location Nestled amidst its parkland and meticulously landscaped gardens, West Skirbeck Hall enjoys a tranquil setting less than 2 miles south of the historic port and market town of Boston. Renowned for its rich trading history and abundance of Georgian architecture, Boston boasts notable attractions such as the 14th Century Church of St. Botolph, affectionately known as The Stump for its towering spire. Visitors can explore cultural landmarks like The Guildhall Museum, Blackfriars Theatre & Arts Centre, Fydell House and Maud Foster Mill. Boston offers a diverse array of amenities, including a variety of shops and supermarkets, the Pilgrim Hospital, and the Savoy Cinema. Sports enthusiasts will find ample opportunities for recreation, with facilities including a popular golf club and tennis club offering both indoor and outdoor courts. To the north, in the historic town of Woodhall Spa, sits the National Golf Centre, where you'll find The Bracken and The Hotchkin Golf Courses. These courses are consistently ranked among the world's finest and have been featured in Golf World magazine's top 100 golf courses. Locally, there are several attractions to explore, such as the Lincolnshire Wildlife Park, Ark Wildlife Park and Exotic Animal Sanctuary, and the RSPB sites at Frampton and Freiston Shore. Additionally, you can discover the picturesque Lincolnshire Wolds, recognised as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just 20 miles to the north. Within a 45-minute drive, you'll find National Trust properties including Gunby Hall, Tattershall Castle, Belton House, Woolsthorpe Manor, and Grantham House. Lincoln lies approximately 30 miles to the northeast, Nottingham 50 miles to the west, Humberside Airport 50 miles to the north and Norfolk 30 miles to the east, boasting miles of unspoiled sandy beaches, including the Royal Sandringham Estate. Peterborough is situated about 30 miles to the southeast. Central London is approximately 115 miles to the south via the A16 and the A1, or accessible by rail; fast trains from Peterborough, about a 45-minute drive away, take approximately 45 minutes to reach Kings Cross. Grantham, about 28 miles away (40 mins), is on the same line, offering convenient access to destinations northwards, including Edinburgh. ...
Una magnífica finca de importancia histórica de Lincolnshire del siglo XVIII, catalogada de grado II, ubicada de forma privada dentro de su propio parque, forma un mundo idílico propio, pero está a poca distancia de pueblos, ciudades, la costa este y Norfolk. Rica en impresionantes características originales de la época e inmaculadamente presentada, esta gran mansión cuenta con siete habitaciones inundadas de luz natural y está rodeada por 11 acres de terrenos y parques llenos de finos árboles maduros, amplios céspedes y encantadores escondites para relajarse. Una reparadora sensación de calma se imbuye inmediatamente al entrar en el entorno bellamente ajardinado, una sensación que continúa en toda la propiedad.El espectacular West Skirbeck Hall fue diseñado en 1795 y completado en 1802 por Henry Clarke, un rico cervecero, banquero y comerciante que se desempeñó como alcalde de Boston en 1805 y 1816. "Reflexionando sobre mis veinticinco años de vivir aquí, nunca lo he dado por sentado: West Skirbeck Park todavía me deja sin aliento cada vez que conduzco. Es tan acogedor y grandioso, con jardines tan impresionantes. He criado una familia aquí y, más recientemente, son mis nietos los que lo han apreciado: les encanta correr por todo el espacio, ir a ver ciervos y adoran jugar bajo los enormes y majestuosos árboles al estilo de Harry Potter".Una figura prominente, William Garfit, adquirió el Salón en 1872; A partir de 1754, la familia Garfit poseía 12 bancos privados en Lincolnshire y fueron los fundadores del banco Lloyds. Muchos retratos de la familia Garfit se pueden encontrar en la National Portrait Gallery de Londres. "William Garfit se convirtió en diputado por la zona y realizó su consulta política en la biblioteca. Encargó la chimenea y los paneles tallados circundantes que representan árboles, bellotas y flores, agregando sus iniciales y las de su esposa Sarah como una característica. Estaba pintado de blanco cuando tomé posesión de él, y yo personalmente quité minuciosamente toda la pintura para poder dar fe de la increíble complejidad de las tallas"."El Salón te abraza cuando entras. Aunque es grande, con techos de 16 pies, tiene una calidez y una gran sensación de comodidad y hogar. Es extremadamente sociable y ha conocido el entretenimiento lujoso a lo largo de los años, siendo propiedad de muchos dignatarios, como alcaldes y diputados. Con frecuencia hemos hecho fiestas de 100 a 150 personas aquí; la cocina la diseñé para que fuera sociable con la isla en el medio contigua a la sala de la mañana para que pueda interactuar fácilmente con todos. Con 12 pares de ventanas francesas que se abren a la terraza circundante, el salón es perfecto para grandes ocasiones"."La Navidad es fabulosa aquí, con árboles de 12 a 14 pies de altura y maravillosas fogatas. El salón y el comedor que conectan crean un espacio ininterrumpido de 17 metros de largo rodeado de tantas ventanas francesas del piso al techo, la luz y la yuxtaposición del interior y el exterior es tremenda: si está nevando, ¡te sientes como si estuvieras dentro de una bola de nieve gigante!"El salón está magníficamente decorado y ha sido excepcionalmente bien mantenido. "Hemos utilizado pinturas de calidad en colores de época como Farrow & Ball, Little Greene Paint Company y Zoffany con el dorado de la marca 'by Royal Appointment'; restauramos todos los suelos originales de abeto Douglas con su rico color y veta que se extienden por todas partes, y todos los baños han sido renovados recientemente"."Es un Salón increíblemente bien construido. Hay una gran bodega, dividida en habitaciones, debajo de todo el edificio con un túnel tradicional, abovedado y a prueba de humedad que se extiende debajo de la terraza de piedra de York manteniendo el salón libre de humedad. También hay un ático muy espacioso que hemos utilizado para almacenamiento".El aspecto de cada sala de recepción proporciona la relación perfecta con el sol. "El sol sale a través de las altas ventanas francesas de la sala de la mañana y se pone en gloria carmesí a través de las ventanas del salón. Esa "hora dorada" del sol poniente es celestial con los reflejos de los grandes cielos brillantes en la copa de los árboles. Las ventanas francesas se abren a un comedor formal en la terraza amurallada orientada al sur que tiene capacidad para 16 personas, donde realmente se puede apreciar la luz del atardecer con una copa de vino"."El parque es una característica particularmente espectacular del Salón. Plantado en 1795, Sir Joseph Banks, botánico real que fue pionero en la investigación de plantas para Kew Gardens, participó en la adquisición de árboles raros para el parque. Banks, que era un hombre local, acompañó al capitán Cook en sus viajes de descubrimiento a América y Australia, trayendo plantas y árboles raros. Como resultado, el parque tiene un antiguo castaño de castaño americano, un hermoso árbol de frijol indio americano y cedros Deodar antiguos y espléndidamente elegantes; el parque también tenía un raro roble negro americano, solo tres de su edad en el país, uno de los cuales está en Kew Gardens"."He mejorado el jardín ajardinando ciertas áreas en lugar de arbustos bastante crecidos. Un muro victoriano ha-ha abarca los jardines formales orientados al sur que los separan del parque. Diseñé deliberadamente teniendo en cuenta la simetría Regency y planté para garantizar el interés durante todo el año. Se pensó mucho en unir los terrenos al parque con muchas áreas para sentarse que disfrutan de magníficas vistas enmarcadas con el aroma de madreselva, rosas y jazmines llenando el aire". "Los caminos serpentean bajo arcos entre los diferentes espacios: hay una pérgola china, una casa de verano tradicional, un mirador tailandés elevado sobre un jardín hundido y un maravilloso comedor techado que llamamos el pabellón al aire libre donde las barbacoas están incorporadas a ambos lados de una acogedora chimenea rústica de troncos flanqueada por ventanas con parteluz, un lugar magnífico para relajarse en medio del jardín sentado frente a un fuego ardiente. Puedes pasear con amigos de un lugar a otro, con una botella de vino o dos, atrapando los últimos rayos del sol y saboreando las fragancias de la noche y luego disfrutar de la fogata en el jardín hundido para una verdadera experiencia al aire libre después del anochecer".Recientemente, el Salón se ha convertido en un alojamiento vacacional extraordinario. "Hemos equipado nuevas calderas con una instalación de control termostático, el Salón ha tenido una actualización de cableado, todos los accesorios de baño nuevos, todos los electrodomésticos de cocina nuevos, un sistema de CCTV cableado con sistema de alarma y detectores de humo conectados a servicios de seguridad y emergencia las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana. Todas las habitaciones y las dos salas de recepción principales están cableadas para televisores inteligentes grandes montados en la pared y el Wi-Fi se ha mejorado profesionalmente en todas partes. La propiedad ahora está completamente certificada y lista para un alojamiento de lujo"."Hay mucho ambiente aquí, ya sea al amanecer o al atardecer; Es maravilloso ver la niebla a través de los árboles de la mañana o los rayos del sol carmesí atravesar el follaje de la tarde dejando largas sombras en el césped o experimentar un paseo a la luz de la luna en el parque. Muy tranquilo y calmante, es un lugar tan curativo. Es tan encantador sentarse en la terraza escuchando a los pájaros, echar un vistazo a la familia de ciervos bajo los árboles o a una familia de búhos, faisanes o perdices en el césped: es como si estuvieras en tu propia reserva natural en la naturaleza, ¡pero estamos tan cerca de la civilización! Métete en la cama por la noche y siéntete como si estuvieras acurrucado en las copas de los árboles. El Salón y el Parque son verdaderas joyas ocultas".UbicaciónUbicado en medio de su parque y jardines meticulosamente diseñados, West Skirbeck Hall disfruta de un entorno tranquilo a menos de 2 millas al sur de la histórica ciudad portuaria y comercial de Boston. Conocida por su rica historia comercial y la abundancia de arquitectura georgiana, Boston cuenta con atracciones notables como la Iglesia de San Botolfo del siglo XIV, conocida cariñosamente como The Stump por su imponente aguja. Los visitantes pueden explorar lugares de interés cultural como el Museo Guildhall, el Blackfriars Theatre & Arts Centre, Fydell House y Maud Foster Mill.Boston ofrece una amplia gama de servicios, que incluyen una variedad de tiendas y supermercados, el Hospital Pilgrim y el cine Savoy. Los entusiastas del deporte encontrarán amplias oportunidades para la recreación, con instalaciones que incluyen un popular club de golf y un club de tenis que ofrecen canchas cubiertas y al aire libre.Al norte, en la histórica ciudad de Woodhall Spa, se encuentra el Centro Nacional de Golf, donde se encuentran los campos de golf The Bracken y The Hotchkin. Estos campos se clasifican constantemente entre los mejores del mundo y han aparecido en los 100 mejores campos de golf de la revista Golf World.A nivel local, hay varias atracciones para explorar, como el Parque de Vida Silvestre de Lincolnshire, el Parque de Vida Silvestre Ark y el Santuario de Animales Exóticos, y los sitios de RSPB en Frampton y Freiston Shore. Además, puede descubrir el pintoresco Lincolnshire Wolds, reconocido como un Área de Ex...
Referință:
EDEN-T96101648
Țară:
GB
Oraș:
Lincolnshire
Cod poștal:
PE21 7HF
Categorie:
Proprietate rezidențială
Tipul listării:
De vânzare
Tipul proprietății:
Casă & Casă pentru o singură familie
Camere:
7
Dormitoare:
7
Băi:
5
Parcări:
1
Beci:
Da