The Pollards, Bourne, Lincolnshire, PE10

This isn't just another townhouse on a map. Positioned on a beautiful tree-lined road, it's a home designed and decorated by someone with a keen eye for detail. From the moment you step through the door, it's clear this isn't a template property. It's a modern, curated space that needs to be seen to be understood.

The Ground Floor

The hall sets the tone immediately with continuous wood flooring that pulls you into the house. In the kitchen, tactile wooden surfaces meet modern sleek taupe cabinets, a butler sink, and a wine cooler. Proof that a compact space can still be high spec.

The lounge diner is the heart of the home, where the wood floors lead straight to patio doors and the garden. It's built for real life. Long dinners at the table or movies on the sofa against a backdrop of statement wallpaper. A practical downstairs WC handles the necessities of a busy day.

The First Floor

Upstairs the grey carpeting keeps things calm and neutral, but the personality remains with brick-effect wallpaper on the landing. Bedroom 3 is currently a light, airy home office with two windows. While Bedroom 2 is a generous double with fitted wardrobes and space for a dressing table. The modern bathroom is sleek and sharp, featuring a large rainfall shower head and a bath for decompressing.

The Principal Suite

The top floor is a private retreat. The principal bedroom feels like a suite in itself. With a dormer window, a triple built-in cupboard, and a separate cupboard with hanging rail its light and airy and packed with storage. It's served by a bright, monochrome ensuite flooded with light from a Velux window.

Outside & Practicalities

The thoughtful garden is designed for low maintenance living, with artificial grass, raised beds, and a decking area for the sun. A gate leads to the parking space and garage at the rear, a major bonus for Elsea Park. You'll also find plenty of on-street parking for guests.

The Location

Perfectly placed for life, you're just a short walk from the local school and the Elsea Park Community Centre. With no onward chain, the move is as straightforward as the house is unique.

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Agents note: All mains connected gas central heating.

Hall

3.33m x 1m - 10'11" x 3'3"
This isn't just a corridor; it's the house's opening statement. The continuous wood flooring creates a seamless flow that tells you exactly what kind of home this is: one with a sharp eye for detail and zero interest in being "standard." It's an immediate, aesthetic reset from the street outside.

Kitchen

3.32m x 1.98m - 10'11" x 6'6"
It's all about funky personality here. Smooth taupe cabinets that catch the light and solid wood worktops giving the design edge. The gold tap and butler sink add a hit of character, while the integrated wine cooler proves that being efficient doesn't mean skipping the luxuries. It's high-spec, highly functional, and built for people who actually use their kitchen.

Living Room

4.81m x 4.08m - 15'9" x 13'5"
And now we get comfortable. The wood flooring runs straight through to the patio doors, which pull the garden into the room. It's a space designed for actual living. Long dinners with friends at the table or sinking into the sofa for a movie. The funky wallpaper gives it a punch of character that you won't find in a standard new build.

WC

1.86m x 0.93m - 6'1" x 3'1"
Gemini saidA busy house needs one of these. It's purely about the practicalities, tucked away and functional. But still keeping with the rest of the ground floor's look.

First Floor Landing

3.02m x 1.09m - 9'11" x 3'7"
The grey carpeting keeps things quiet underfoot, but the personality doesn't stop at the top of the stairs. The brick-effect wallpaper pulls the modern, textured look of the downstairs through to the first floor. It's a space that actually feels like a part of the home, not just a way to get to the bedrooms.

Bedroom 3

1.86m x 4.05m - 6'1" x 13'3"
The smallest of the three, but it doesn't feel it. With two windows, the light is the main feature here. It's currently used as a home office, but it works just as well as a child's room or a quiet spare. Do you work from home and need a light, airy office space? This is it.

Bathroom

2.12m x 1.89m - 6'11" x 6'2"
This is all about a clean, modern finish. It's a sleek space designed for both ends of the day. Whether that's a quick start under the large rainfall shower head or a long soak in the bath. It keeps the same high standard as the rest of the house, focusing on being a sharp, functional place to decompress.

Bedroom 2

3.21m x 4.09m - 10'6" x 13'5"
Forget the "ordinary double bedroom" tag. This space is far more versatile than that. With two windows pulling in the light, it's big enough to easily house a double bed plus a fullsized dressing table. Or to become a truly incredible children's room. The fitted wardrobes are already there, leaving the rest of the floor plan for you to play with.

Second Floor Landing

1.38m x 1.55m - 4'6" x 5'1"
Heading up to the final floor of this townhouse, the sense of space stays with you. A Velux window floods the landing with natural light, keeping the climb bright and open. It's practical too. Tucked away is an airing cupboard that actually offers proper storage, because every house needs a place for the things you don't want on show

Bedroom 1

3.67m x 3.04m - 12'0" x 9'12"
This isn't your average double! It's a top floor retreat that feels more like a self contained suite. The dormer window creates a distinct architectural shape, while the storage is relentless. Between the triple built-in cupboard and the separate cupboard with hanging rail, there's a designated home for everything. With its own ensuite, it's a private, quiet floor that lets you shut the door on the rest of the house.

Ensuite

1.52m x 2.58m - 4'12" x 8'6"
This isn't your typical cramped ensuite. A Velux window keeps the space flooded with natural light, making it feel bright and open even on grey mornings. It's finished with a sharp monochrome look, sticking to that modern, high-spec theme that runs through the rest of the house.

Garden

This isn't just a patch of grass; it's a thoughtfully designed outdoor room. Raised flower beds and established shrubs give it an immediate sense of maturity. While the artificial grass keeps it looking sharp all year round with zero effort. The decking area is perfectly placed to catch the sun, making it the natural spot for a table and a slow weekend breakfast.It's practical too. There is a direct door to the garage and a rear gate that leads straight to your parking space, so the transition from the car to the house is seamless.

Garage

2.53m x 5.01m - 8'4" x 16'5"
Tucked at the rear of the property, the garage provides that essential extra layer of storage or a secure spot for the car. With an additional parking space right in front and gated access directly into the garden, it's a setup that works for a busy day. No lugging shopping around, just a path from the car to the back door

Parking

A designated parking space in front of your garage and access to the back garden, a real advantage to benefit from.