The Hill, Worlaby, North Lincolnshire, DN20

This exceptional plot of 0.4 acres presents a remarkable opportunity to build your dream home.

Belasyse House is architect designed with a subtle mix of traditional red brick construction and contemporary features of timber cladding and black aluminium windows. Details of the 4 bedroom 3 bathroom design can easily be altered to your own personal design (subject to planning permission).

You can bring to life your vision of a substantial family residence, featuring generous open plan living and entertaining areas with outstanding views of the surrounding parkland. The house is set back to the rear of the plot with a sweeping entrance driveway and mature trees. Adding to the picturesque setting and providing privacy from the road.

Further land will be available to purchase adjoining the rear of the plot. Including a 1.5 acre grass paddock with stables, 4.5 acres of woodland and 6 acres of parkland.

HISTORY: Royalist commander Lord John Belasyse, born in Yorkshire in 1615, was made Baron of Worlaby by King Charles I in 1644 after holding Newark against Cromwells army. He married in 1636 and around this period built the original Worlaby Hall and later the Old Almshouse in 1660. When Belasyse died in 1689, his title was passed to his grandson and then when he died the title became extinct, so there were only ever two Barons of Worlaby. In 1860 the whole of Worlaby estate was sold. It was the first time since the 1600s that it had passed out of the Belasyse family. 

LOCATION

Located on The Hill in Worlaby, one of the areas most desirable and historic villages. The Hill which is regarded as the best location in the village has several listed buildings and monuments including the Grade II* listed Almshouse built around 1660. Worlaby has the highly regarded Academy primary school, village hall, picturesque woodland footpaths and an active local community. The village also has many peaceful horse riding and cycling routes close by.

Worlaby is a small, rural village and civil parish in North Lincolnshire, England. It's situated about 6 miles southwest of Barton-upon-Humber and 5 miles northeast of Brigg, on the B1204 road and east of the River Ancholme. Easy access to the M180, Humberside Airport, Humber Bridge and mainline rail services at Barnetby. The nearby market town of Brigg has a selection of shops, services and schools.

BROADBAND TYPE

Standard- 2Mbps (download speed), 0.3 Mbps (upload speed),
Superfast- 48 Mbps (download speed), 8 Mbps (upload speed).

MOBILE COVERAGE

Outdoors - Great,
Indoors - Good,
Available - O2, Vodafone, Three, EE.

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