The cottage is a detached derelict former farmhouse, which has a good footprint providing space for three double bedrooms on the first floor and three reception rooms and kitchen on the ground floor. Re-instatement planning has been granted and plans are available to view by appointment with the vendor.
The cottage is on one side of the farmyard and the main farmhouse on the other. Most of the buildings are accessed by concrete roadways with large areas of hard standing in between. To the side of the yard is direct access from the cottage up to the stable building and paddocks. There are two paddocks partly fenced with post and rail fencing.
Please note - further land (3 acres) and buildings are available by separate negotiation with the vendor
STABLE BUILDING
In two parts central section 89 x 296, lean-to section 49x 14, brick and steel construction with trussed roof and concrete floor. Ten 12 x 12 loose boxes, tack room and feed room. Water and electricity connected.
NISSEN BUILDING
936 x 31, currently used as an indoor school with lined walls, steel frame with brick end walls and corrugated roof.
ROADSIDE CART LODGE
52 x 16, built of block and timber with corrugated roof and concrete floor.
ATCOST OPEN SIDED BUILDING
Attached to the cart lodge measuring 60 x 39, open sided with reinforced concrete frame and corrugated roof (Please note the west side of this building will be blocked in by the vendors who are retaining the buildings immediately on the west side).
OTHER OUTBUILDINGS
TRACTOR SHED (32 x 21) brick, steel and corrugated construction with concrete floor. THREE BAY SHED / PIGGERY (39 x 13) open fronted brick and corrugated iron construction. MACHINERY SHED (386 x 296) steel frame with corrugated roof and concrete floor. PIGGERY/TIMBER STORE (546 x 15) timber frame and corrugated iron construction, TIMBER BARN with three bay open fronted section (30 x 15) and garage (15 x 126) built of timber and corrugated iron with concrete floor.
GENERAL INFORMATION
General The nearest village is Sutton St James (under a mile) with a pub and local store. Long Sutton and Holbeach are about three and four miles away along with the A17, which provides good access to Kings Lynn (about 12 miles).
Equestrian A short ride away along the quiet lane is a long bridleway that follows the South Holland Main Drain for miles in both directions and links up with numerous lanes and farm tracks.