This three-bedroom semi-detached house sits on just under 5.5 acres, offering a unique opportunity for renovation and investment. The property is well-suited for those interested in equestrian activities or smallholding ventures, featuring extensive facilities including stables, feed and tack rooms, a hay barn, a manège, round pen, and paddock grazing land.
Currently serving as a family residence for the vendor and her pets, the home provides practical living space alongside its agricultural potential. The large barn on the premises has been repurposed as a multifunctional space that could easily transition to an annexe or alternative use with the appropriate planning permissions. This flexibility enhances the property's appeal as an investment opportunity.
Located in Low Fulney—a hamlet southeast of Spalding—this property benefits from good access to local amenities and transportation routes. Major towns like Peterborough and Boston are within reasonable reach via the A16 and A17, ensuring connectivity while still enjoying a rural setting.
The home itself features many desirable attributes such as majority double-glazing and oil-fired central heating. Inside, you'll find an L-shaped hallway leading to various areas of the house. The utility room comes equipped with fitted units and offers functional workspace, while the bathroom boasts modern fixtures including a jacuzzi-style bath.
The lounge is spacious with natural light filtering through front-facing windows, creating an inviting atmosphere. The breakfast kitchen is fitted with wooden countertops and includes essential appliances, extending into a bright conservatory that opens out to the garden area. Upstairs hosts three well-proportioned bedrooms with ample natural light.
Externally, access is granted through electric gates leading into a gravel parking area capable of accommodating multiple vehicles or horse trailers. The gardens at the rear are predominantly laid to lawn, providing an appealing outdoor space.
The equestrian facilities include timber stabling accessible through double five-bar gates, along with additional outbuildings that support animal care needs. There's also designated grazing land divided into enclosures for efficient management of livestock or horses.
With renovations or developments considered possible within this expansive space—especially given its existing structures—this property represents significant potential for both personal enjoyment and investment return in a sought-after area. A static caravan situated on-site may also be available separately by negotiation, adding further appeal for prospective buyers looking for additional accommodation options.
