This traditional period property in Hogsthorpe offers a unique opportunity for renovation and investment, showcasing character features that can be enhanced with some thoughtful updates. The spacious layout includes a large lounge centered around an original open fireplace, making it a cozy gathering spot. The dual-aspect windows provide plenty of natural light to this inviting space.
Adjacent to the lounge is a separate dining room that features an original staircase leading to the upper floor. This area has potential for improvement, particularly with the ceiling needing repair, allowing for the new owner to add their personal touch. The kitchen, while currently requiring work, is equipped with a charming Belfast sink and has ample space for customization.
The three bedrooms are generously sized and retain original wood floors, offering comfortable spaces filled with character. Each room includes large windows that invite sunlight and provide pleasant views of the surroundings. The bathroom is functional but could benefit from modern updates to enhance its appeal.
Outside, the property features gated off-road parking and a generous rear garden with outbuildings that present additional storage options or potential for conversion into useful spaces. Although the garden currently lacks a rear fence, it extends beyond neighboring properties, providing room for landscaping or outdoor living enhancements.
Hogsthorpe itself is a quaint village located less than two miles from Chapel St Leonards coast, known for its community-oriented atmosphere and small-town charm. With essential amenities such as a local shop with a post office, two pubs, a primary school, and lovely St Mary’s Church nearby, this location balances rural tranquility with accessibility to larger towns like Skegness and Mablethorpe.
This property not only offers character but also promises great investment potential for those looking to create their ideal home in a sought-after village setting.
