5 Bed Detached House For Sale

DEVELOPMENT PRE LAUCH SATURDAY 15TH NOVEMBER - SUNDAY 16TH NOVEMBER

MARKET RASEN RACECOURSE, LEGSBY ROAD, MARKET RASEN, LN8 3EA

11:00 - 16:00



THE ASTON



The Aston is a generously sized family home, spanning over 2,100 sq ft. Its centrepiece is the large open-plan kitchen/dining/family area, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor spaces through bi-folding doors. Imagine hosting gatherings, preparing meals, and enjoying family time in this versatile space. Additionally, there's a separate utility room for practical convenience.



The spacious lounge features a charming bay window, perfect for cosy evenings in, or basking in natural light during the day. Upstairs, discover five double bedrooms, providing ample room for family members or guests. Two of these bedrooms have their own en-suite bathrooms, ensuring comfort and privacy. The master bedroom goes beyond expectations with an en-suite and a dedicated dressing room-a true retreat for relaxation.



The Aston combines practicality, elegance, and attention to detail. Whether you're enjoying quiet moments, entertaining, or simply appreciating the well-designed layout, this property offers a delightful living experience.





MARKET RASEN: PRESERVING HISTORY AND HERITAGE



Market Rasen is a charming town where history meets the hustle and bustle of modern life.



Welcoming coffee shops, tea rooms, bistros, restaurants and cosy pubs - and you'll find them around every corner. From a full English breakfast, to a light lunch, or a decadent afternoon cream tea, Market Rasen is home to several delicious eateries including the award winning 2 Rosette Advocate Arms.



Independent, often family run shops include Garnett's, a traditional sweet shop offering sherbet, fudge and liquorice - in fact, any sweet treat you can think of! Ironmongers, family butchers (Lincolnshire sausage is a culinary speciality known for its unique flavour), haberdashery, gift-ware and a wool shop all serve up a bespoke shopping experience in this quaint town. A traditional farmers market can still be enjoyed every Tuesday on Market Rasen's cobbled streets.



The town celebrates its historic architecture with grand Georgian buildings, however the architecture is predominantly Victorian. Notable buildings include the Old Corn Exchange, the 12th century Church of St Thomas and the Magistrates' Court, which dates back to 1849.



If you want to learn more about the history of Market Rasen, the town's award winning (and free) heritage trail takes you on an interactive tour visiting key landmarks across the town, and divulging some fascinating stories along the way! Once you've worked up an appetite, try the sweet plum bread for which Lincolnshire is famed.

A visit to The Chocolate Drop on the outskirts of Market Rasen is a must to appreciate 30 years of the finest artisan chocolate and the creators of the award winning 'Special Edition Chocolate'.



Lincolnshire has a proud history of British agriculture and produces around 20% of the UK's homegrown food. Unsurprisingly you can buy the freshest of products at local farm shops and cafés boasting butchers, delicatessens and fabulous cakes and treats.



Market Rasen's close association with West Lindsey, the UK's second happiest place to live, offers residents plenty of time to relax, meander and enjoy its natural beauty.











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