The Grange

Lincolnshire

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The Grange – a Georgian farmhouse where history and comfort intertwine. Original wood floors, panelled walls, and sash windows set the scene, while spaces designed for living, laughter, and relaxation invite you to pause and breathe.

At the heart, the kitchen-diner inspires shared meals and lingering conversations, with two ovens, a tall fridge and freezer, dishwasher, large island and a charming stone-bottomed pantry. The games room opens onto the garden, where a pizza oven and BBQ fill the air with warmth and aroma, and two lounges—one with a multi-burner, one with an original fireplace—offer quiet corners for reading, chatting, or simply being.

Seven bedrooms, six with en-suites, offer restful retreats, from the master suite with freestanding bath and walk-in shower to the cosy downstairs bedroom overlooking the welcome garden. Throughout, subtle historic touches – from fireplaces to the original servants’ bell – remind you of the farmhouse’s past while embracing modern comfort.

Step outside to the garden, take in the fresh air, and feel the world slow down. With parking for up to eight vehicles, The Grange is a place to gather, laugh, and linger.

Amenities & Features

Pets allowed
Car charger
Wifi
Highchair
Cot available
BBQ
Garden / Patio
Dishwasher
Washer dryer
Off-street parking
Rural location
Dishes & Utensils
Iron & Board
Pool table
Tumble dryer
Wood-fired pizza oven - out door

Specification

Ground floor:

Utility room with laundry facilities and separate toilet

Spacious kitchen-diner with separate tall fridge and freezer, dishwasher, two ovens

Original walk-in pantry with stone-bottom shelves and ventilation

Games room with bi-folding doors to garden with pizza oven and BBQ

Lounge with multi-burner, bay window and TV

Sitting room with original fireplace, bay window, floor-to-ceiling windows and TV

Hallway with original solid wood floor and panelling on the walls – plenty of space for boots, coats and bags

Bedroom 1: Kingsize bed with original solid wood floor, panelling on the walls, bay window overlooking drive and welcome garden

Separate bathroom with walk in shower

First floor specification:

Bedroom 2: Kingsize bed with built-in wardrobe, en-suite with walk-in shower, toilet and sink, original fireplace

Bedroom 3: Kingsize bed with wardrobe, en-suite with walk-in shower, toilet and sink

Bedroom 4: Kingsize bed with wardrobe, en-suite with walk-in shower, toilet and sink

Bedroom 5: Kingsize bed with wardrobe, en-suite with walk-in shower, toilet and sink

Bedroom 6: Master bedroom, superking bed zip-link bed which can turn into two twins, walk in wardrobe, en-suite with freestanding bath, walk-in shower, toilet, bidet, towel rail and original his and hers sinks

Bedroom 7: Kingsize bed with wardrobe, recessed bedside tables with spotlights, step down into en-suite with freestanding bath, walk-in double shower, toilet and sink

Bedroom details

7 bedrooms (sleeps 14)

Bedroom 1

1 x King

Bedroom 2

1 x King

Bedroom 3

1 x King

Bedroom 4

1 x King

Bedroom 5

1 x King

Bedroom 6

1 x Zip and Link

Bedroom 7

1 x King

Local area and surroundings

From rolling countryside with bustling market towns and villages, to an award-winning coastline and one of the UK's most interesting historic cities, there is so much to see and do in this county of contrasts.
Visit Woodhall Spa and the famous Kinema in the Woods, explore the antiques and collectable shops in Horncastle, or follow the Pilgrim Fathers trail in Boston.
At the nearby RAF Coningsby, WWII enthusiasts can enjoy the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight or enjoy watching the 'Just Jane' Lancaster Bomber doing taxi runs at Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, at East Kirkby.
Blue Flag sandy beaches can be found at the traditional seaside resorts of Skegness, Mablethorpe and Chapel St. Leonards.
Those interested in nature will enjoy visiting the breeding seal colony at Donna Nook or birdwatching at Gilbraltar Point National Nature Reserve.
The RSPB's Frampton Marsh provides close views of the abundant bird-life of The Wash, one of Europe's most special places for wildlife, with avocets, redshanks, skylarks and whimbrels can be seen in summer, with thousands of ducks gathering on the freshwater scrapes in winter.
Further inland, a day exploring the nearby Lincolnshire Wolds Area of outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) will dispel the misconception that Lincolnshire is flat - with rolling hills and hidden valleys, gentle chalk streams and nestling villages.
Lincoln offers an experience rich history combined with independent boutique shopping, great arts and culture and a wealth of places to eat and drink.