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Plot 79 - Alton Middlecott Mews Kirton, Boston,Lincolnshire
Semi-Detached ,£136950
Allison Homes
Two bedroom semi-detached Houses with parking space Enjoy the beautiful village of Kirton Kirton is a picturesque rural village lying just a few miles to the south west of the market town of Boston , just off the main A16 road. Despite its tranquil pace of life, the village is particular well served with a good number of local shops, services and amenities. In the centre of the village, which lies just a few hundred yards from Middlecott Mews, is a supermarket, Lincoln Co-op with dispensing chemist, George's Newsagents, Jessops Bakery, Beeson Butchers, The Fruit Shop, Kirton Post Office and even ‘The Codfather' – a fish and chip shop! Middlecott Secondary School and Kirton Primary School are both only a few hundred yards from the development and there are also a number of good nurseries within a few miles. The village has a well equipped leisure centre and two public houses – The Black Bull, which lies virtually opposite the development, and The Peacock, nearer the centre. For golfers the Kirton Holme and Boston Golf club have excellent courses, while nearby Boston offers indoor bowling and a cinema. Commuting from Kirton couldn't be easier. The village lies just off the A16 giving easy access to the neighbouring towns of Spalding, Holbeach and Sleaford. For those travelling a little further afield, Kirton lies reasonably equidistant between Peterborough, Kings Lynn, Stamford, Grantham and Lincoln, while nearby Boston train station and the East Midlands airport offer good opportunities for national and international travel.
Plot 127 - Alton Robin Place Spalding, Lincolnshire,Lincolnshire
House ,£138950
Allison Homes
3 Bedroom End/Mid Town Houses with parking space Located in a popular area of Spalding and close to all the towns ameities, Robin Place is the ideal location to start a new lifestyle.
Plot 17 - The Sherwood Woodfields, Newark Road North Hykeham, Lincoln, Lincolnshire,Lincolnshire
Semi-Detached ,£139950
Rippon Homes
The 3 bedroom Sherwood with spacious combined lounge/dining room together with a fully fitted kitchen and UPVC double glazing makes this three bedroom gas centrally heated house a popular choice from the Rippon range. Ground Floor Lounge/Dining - 4.43M x 4.15M (14'6"M x 13'7"M) Kitchen - 3.66M x 2.23M (12'0"M x 7'3"M) First Floor Bedroom 1 - 4.3M x 2.64M (14'1"M x 8'8"M) Bedroom 2 - 3.54M x 2.25M (11'7"M x 7'4"M) Bedroom 3 - 2.29M x 2.07M (7'6"M x 6'9"M) Bathroom - 2.67M x 1.68M (8'9"M x 5'6"M) M = Maximum dimensions North Hykeham is located three miles to the southwest of the historic and beautiful cathedral city of Lincoln. Woodfields is close to the A46 by-pass, which provides easy access to both central Lincoln and Newark, which is only eleven miles away and provides excellent access links both by high speed rail and road links to London and the North. The attractive small town of North Hykeham has a picturesque rural location and the old village of North Hykeham has roots going back as far as Anglo Saxon times. The town retains a pleasant village atmosphere and sense of community and offers a range of shops, pubs and even its own theatre. The thriving Cathedral City of Lincoln is easily accessible, and offers a wide range of bars, restaurants, high street shops and specialist boutiques, entertainment venues, including cinemas, bowling alleys and sports facilities, arts venues and Museums. In addition to excellent roads links, the town benefits from its own railway station which provides local services to both Lincoln and Newark. Local attractions include nearby Whisby Natural World Centre and nature park, historic Doddington Hall and Gardens and the Lincolnshire Road transport Museum.
Plot 11 Stable Cottage Old Barn Court Ludford, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire,Lincolnshire
Detached ,£139950
Hugh Bourn Homes
2 bedroom single storey cottage with single garage, was £149,500 reduced to £139,950 includes fitted carpets throughout subject to a 6 week exchange of contracts
Plot 75 and 82 - Keelson Marine Walk-Anchor Quay Lincoln, Lincolnshire,Lincolnshire
Apartment ,£139950
Allison Homes
2 Bedroom Ground/First/Second floor apartment If you enjoy the buzz of city life, you’ll love our new apartments and town houses at Anchor Quay. Modern and stylishly designed, these new properties make the perfect base to really get the best from your city lifestyle. With bars, restaurants, shops, university, and entertainment venues all just a short stroll away, it’s easy to make yourself at home. Whether you’re a first time buyer or taking a step up the property ladder, or you’re looking for an excellent buy-to-let investment, Anchor Quay is an opportunity not to be missed. Anchor Quay is a new development of contemporary riverside apartments and town houses close to the bustling heart of Lincoln city centre. The city is an exciting mix of historic charm and modern vitality. New, impactful public art like the Empowerment Statue is part of a growing arts and entertainment programme. And situated by the Brayford Marina, the state-of-the-art Lincoln University adds to the city’s vibrant atmosphere. It’s the UK’s newest purpose-built campus and boasts an impressive range of courses from science-based programmes to architecture, media and business. At Lincoln’s shopping centre, you’ll be spoilt for choice. The High Street is home to the country’s favourite department stores and many designer names. Just off the High Street, the Waterside Shopping Centre is a modern and popular shopping mall offering many major brands such as Oasis, Dolcis and The Body Shop, and a café with great views over the River Witham. Add to this the chic boutiques and gift shops in the Cathedral Quarter, and it’s easy to see why Lincoln is one of the country’s top 50 retail destinations. There’s always something going on in Lincoln. You’ll always find restaurants offering every type of food, from Indian, Chinese, Thai, and Italian to traditional British dishes. At night the city’s venues come alive, from pubs and clubs to the newly renovated Drill Hall, and excellent venue for theatre, jazz, comedy, dance, rock and pop. The changing face of Lincoln combines 2000 years of heritage with a thriving events programme. The entertainment calendar includes the annual summer Waterfront festival offering free street theatre and music, and in December the world famous Christmas Market in the historic Cathedral Quarter. Anchor Quay’s newly built pedestrian bridge across the River Witham makes it even easier to walk to the city centre in just a few minutes, so there’s really no need to use a car. Just a short stroll along the riverside brings you to the lively Brayford waterfront, where bars, cafes and the multiplex cinema stand alongside boats and river cruisers. For local shopping, the new St. Marks shopping centre is conveniently around the corner. And football fans can walk in minutes to the nearby Lincoln City football ground. Getting around Lincoln is easy either on foot or on the growing network of cycle routes around the city. If you decide to venture out of Lincoln, Anchor Quay is within easy walking distance of Lincoln’s railway station. Good rail links give rapid access to the main east coast rail line at Newark and connections beyond, and London King Cross is less than two hours away. By road, Lincoln offers convenient motorway links to the M1 and M62. The A15 runs directly through Lincoln and links the city with Peterborough and the M180. Lincoln is also just 16 miles from the A1, and improvements to the A46 Newark Road mean that you can drive from Lincoln to London entirely on dual carriageway in only two hours.
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