4 Bedroom Terraced House

Grade II Listed Four-Bedroom Victorian Townhouse in the Heart of Wainfleet This impressive Grade II Listed early Victorian townhouse presents a rare opportunity to acquire a home of exceptional character and historical significance within a designated Conservation Area. Built in 1847 and designed by the renowned architect Sydney Smirke for the Bethlem Hospital estate, the property showcases elegant London-inspired architecture and retains a wealth of period features, beautifully blending heritage with spacious and versatile accommodation. The property offers four well-proportioned bedrooms, each benefitting from the charm and individuality expected of a home of this era. Two well-appointed bathrooms provide practicality for family living and visiting guests alike. On the ground floor are two generous reception rooms, offering flexible space for both formal entertaining and everyday family life. Throughout the home, original architectural details have been carefully preserved, creating a welcoming atmosphere that celebrates the property's historic character.To the rear, an attractive enclosed garden provides a private and peaceful outdoor retreat, thoughtfully complementing the traditional style of the property and offering an ideal space for relaxing, gardening, or outdoor dining. The property further benefits from freehold tenure, electric heating, original single-glazed windows in keeping with its listed status, and on-street parking to the front. Situated on historic Barkham Street in the charming market town of Wainfleet All Saints, Lincolnshire, the property enjoys a convenient location approximately five miles from the popular coastal resort of Skegness. Wainfleet is renowned for its rich heritage, attractive historic architecture, and strong sense of community, while offering a range of everyday amenities including a supermarket, primary school, independent shops, cafés, public houses, and other local services. The town is well connected, with a railway station providing direct services to Skegness, Boston, and Nottingham, making it an excellent choice for commuters and those looking to enjoy both the Lincolnshire coast and countryside. Combining historical significance, generous accommodation, and an enviable market town setting, this distinctive home offers a unique opportunity to enjoy period living in a highly desirable location.