Church of St Benedict, Church Lane, Wood Enderby, Boston, PE22 7PQ
£64.15 per sq ft
Business rates & charges may apply
- SIZE AVAILABLE
1,481 sq ft
138 sq m
- SECTOR
Commercial development for sale
Key features
- Impressive Grade II Listed Church
- Beautiful stain glass windows
- Early English style spire
- Extending to approximately 1481 sq ft (137.57 sqm), measured on a GIA basis
Description
The property comprises an attractive Grade II Listed Rural Parish Church entirely rebuilt in 1860 by George Hackford. It is configured to provide a west tower and spire in Ancaster stone, nave, and chancel of old masonry greenstone with Ancaster stone.
The Property does not include the external area forming the cemetery.
Location
Wood Enderby is an attractive rural village in the East Lindsley district of the Lincolnshire Wolds. It is situated approximately 4 miles south of Horncastle, 25 miles south east of the city of Lincoln and 16 miles north of Boston.
The property is located on the northwestern fringe of Wood Enderby, occupying a set back position off Church Lane. The immediate vicinity is predominantly categorised by residential property.
Brochures
Church of St Benedict, Church Lane, Wood Enderby, Boston, PE22 7PQ
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Metheringham Station12.3 miles
Notes
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