Station Road, Thurlby, Bourne, Lincolnshire, PE10

A charming stone built village cottage, rich in character and set within beautifully established gardens, occupying a central position in the highly regarded Lincolnshire village of Thurlby.

Description

A beautifully presented unlisted stone cottage of genuine charm, this delightful country cottage offers an exceptional blend of period character and light filled living. Dating from 1750 the home retains a wealth of original features including exposed beams, stone walls and fireplaces, the accommodation flows effortlessly and is noticeably bright throughout. The principal reception rooms enjoy double aspect views with direct connections to the idyllic west facing gardens, creating an inviting and relaxed atmosphere perfectly suited to modern family life within a highly desirable village setting.

Arranged over two floors, the accommodation includes three bedrooms, three reception rooms and a family bathroom, supplemented by a thoughtfully designed kitchen breakfast room, utility room, and downstairs WC, with a garage and carport completing the offering.

An inviting entrance hall, with exposed stonework and traditional flagstone flooring, sets an immediate sense of arrival and leads through to the main living spaces.

The sitting room is a warm and welcoming retreat, featuring exposed beams, recessed shelving, a charming bay window and an impressive inglenook fireplace with log burner as its focal point. A glazed door opens directly onto the garden, allowing natural light to flood the room and further enhancing the indoor outdoor connection.

Adjoining is the dining room, also double in aspect, centred around its own fireplace and benefiting from French doors opening onto the patio. These two reception rooms are both elegant and adaptable, offering flexibility to suit individual lifestyle needs.

The breakfast kitchen is full of character, with feature beams and a handcrafted wooden kitchen complete with a Belfast sink and space for appliances. There is ample room for a breakfast table, making this an inviting everyday hub. The kitchen flows naturally into the conservatory, an ideal space from which to enjoy the garden year round, particularly on cooler days.

Completing the ground floor are a downstairs WC and a separate utility room, positioned for convenience while remaining discreet.

A charming split staircase leads to the first floor, further enhancing the individuality of the home.

The principal bedroom is a particularly impressive space, spanning the full width of the property and featuring a character fireplace alongside built in wardrobes. The second bedroom, another double, enjoys the warmth and texture of an exposed stone wall, while the third bedroom offers built in wardrobes, making it ideal as a guest room, dressing room, or home office.

All bedrooms are served by a beautifully appointed five piece family bathroom, which continues the cottage theme with exposed beams and a relaxed, period ambience.

Gardens and Grounds
The gardens are a true highlight of the property. To the front, a lawned garden with well stocked borders provides an attractive approach and enhances the charm of the cottage façade.

The west facing rear garden is a delightful and enchanting space, thoughtfully arranged with a variety of seating areas, including both gravel and paved terraces ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining. A central lawn is surrounded by abundantly planted borders, filled with shrubs, climbers, and specimen planting, including acers, providing colour, structure, and interest throughout the seasons.

Further features include a greenhouse and summer house, offering excellent versatility for gardening, relaxation, or creative pursuits.

The property also benefits from a garage and a carport, providing excellent parking and storage options.

Location

Thurlby is a popular and well connected Lincolnshire village, known for its strong community spirit and attractive rural setting.

The village offers a well regarded primary school, village hall, public house, and everyday amenities, while the nearby market town of Bourne, approximately two miles away, provides more comprehensive shopping, leisure, and educational facilities.

For commuters, Bourne railway station offers direct services to Peterborough, with onward mainline connections to London King’s Cross in around an hour. Road links are equally convenient, with easy access to the A15 and A1, linking Stamford, Grantham, and the wider region.

The area is well served by schooling, including highly regarded state and grammar schools in Bourne and Stamford, as well as a selection of independent options nearby.

Square Footage: 1,879 sq ft



Additional Info

Services – Mains water, electricity, drainage and gas central heating are all connected.

Fixture & Fittings: Only those mentioned in these sale particulars are included in the sale. All others such as curtains, light fittings and garden ornaments are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation.

All journey times and distances are approximate.