About this property

Originally converted in 1991 this stunning, Grade II listed former barn offers beautifully-presented and well-proportioned accommodation with three bedrooms, off-road parking, and a pretty courtyard garden. The property is nestled into the conservation area of this much-sought after village with a lovely view of the church.

ACCOMMODATION
Enter the property through a stable door into the spacious entrance hall with a stone floor, exposed stonework and stairs rising to the first floor with useful understairs cupboard. The downstairs cloakroom is also accessed from the entrance hall.

The stone floor continues through to the dining kitchen that comprises an excellent range of high-quality fitted units with granite worktops. There is space for a large range-style cooker with extractor over, integrated dishwasher, space for a fridge freezer and space for an under-counter wine fridge. There is ample space for a dining table and a window looking out to the courtyard garden and two windows to the opposite side with a view of the church.

The lounge sits to the other side of the entrance hall, a generously sized room with timber flooring and an impressive stone fireplace with timber lintel over housing a log burning stove. There are two bespoke cupboards built into the chimney breast recesses and a full-height feature window overlooking the courtyard garden.

To the first floor there are three bedrooms, two double rooms and a single, all with useful built-in storage. Bedroom one is complemented by an ensuite shower room, and the further two bedrooms are served by a family bathroom with a freestanding bath, low flush lavatory, wash hand basin and an airing cupboard.

OUTSIDE
The property is accessed via shared gravelled driveway leading to a gravelled area providing a double parking space and log store. A pedestrian hand gate from the driveway opens into the pretty courtyard garden, mainly hard landscaped with a flagstone patio area, a further sun terrace and raised beds stocked with a variety of shrubs and planting. There is a tree in the garden that has a TPO on it, it is a local piece of history being 150 years old and features as a local landmark in pictures of the village from the 1850's.

LOCATION
Ketton is a charming village lying just to the west of Stamford and to the south-east of Oakham. It has many amenities including a local shop/post office, schools, public house, the Ketton Club, and various sporting facilities. All other facilities are available in Stamford, approximately 3 miles away including a good range of shops, medical facilities, library etc. For commuters it is well positioned giving easy access to several centres including Peterborough, accessed via the A1 Great North Road where there is a mainline station with good train services to London. It is also within easy driving distance of Kettering, Corby, and Leicester.

SERVICES & COUNCIL TAX
The property is offered to the market with all mains services and gas-fired central heating. Council Tax Band D.

TENURE
Freehold