Nestled on a charming cobbled street in Stamford, this Grade II* listed residence is a remarkable opportunity for those looking to invest in a piece of history while adding their own modern touch. Dating back to the late 15th century, this property has been associated with the esteemed antiquarian William Stukeley and stands as one of the town's most iconic homes. Inside, the house features five spacious bedrooms, three reception areas, two bathrooms, and a traditional kitchen, all enriched with historic character. Elements such as exposed stone walls, oak panelling, timber beams, and authentic leaded windows contribute to its unique charm.
The home is in need of modernisation throughout, making it an ideal project for buyers who appreciate both preservation and renovation potential. While future alterations will require careful consideration under listed building consent regulations due to its heritage status, these constraints provide an opportunity to enhance while safeguarding the property’s historical essence.
Additionally, the sizeable garden at the rear offers significant potential for landscaping and outdoor entertaining—an asset that is particularly valuable given its proximity to Stamford’s vibrant town centre. Parking permits are available for residents through the local council. This is a rare chance to acquire such a historically significant property in a coveted location that promises both character and investment potential for years to come.
