Stonefield House is a substantial stone-built detached residence, thoughtfully constructed around 30 years ago and set on an expansive plot of approximately half an acre in the sought-after village of Ryhall, near Stamford. This property has been well-preserved and remains largely in its original state, presenting an excellent opportunity for buyers looking to modernise or reconfigure the space to suit contemporary needs, subject to planning permission.
Positioned away from the main road, this home offers a sense of seclusion with mature landscaping providing privacy. It is complemented by extensive off-road parking options, a double garage, and dedicated workshop and utility areas—perfect for families or those working from home.
The accommodation spans two levels with around 2,147 sq ft of living space. The ground floor welcomes you with a spacious entrance hall leading to three sizable reception rooms: a lounge ideal for relaxation, a formal dining area suited for entertaining guests, and a flexible study/music room that could serve as an office or additional living space. The centrally located kitchen offers ample scope for refurbishment and connects directly to a utility room.
Accommodating multigenerational living needs, the large double bedroom on this level features an en-suite bathroom. Additional cloakroom facilities enhance practicality alongside internal access to the garage.
On the first floor, three more good-sized bedrooms share a family bathroom and separate WC, all enhanced by a bright landing area.
Outside, the generous grounds are largely laid to lawn with established hedges and trees adding to the overall serenity. There is significant potential here for further landscaping, extension projects, or even building outbuildings (subject to local consents). A large driveway allows comfortable parking for multiple vehicles alongside the garage.
Located in Ryhall, residents enjoy close-knit community living with access to local amenities including primary schools and scenic countryside walks while being conveniently positioned for wider transport links across East England.
