In a nutshell: Full of character, lovely rural views, pet friendly. Among the many holiday cottages Lincolnshire has to offer I am really taken by this former church with such a rich history. It is situated halfway between Louth and Lincoln close to the peaceful Lincolnshire Wolds village of Wragby. The Wolds are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty of rolling chalk stretching for 40 miles between the Humber and the Wash and rising to over 500 feet. It is a sparsely populated - there are no large towns - historical landscape with prehistoric barrows, ancient tracks and the distant spires of fine mediaeval churches of the many unspoilt villages.
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Dating from AD 806 according to the Domesday survey of 1086, this unique property was once the resting place of monks and Knights Templar who fought in the Crusades. The present building dates from 1770 and its interior retains the inscribed ledger Yorkstone floor in the kitchen, the carved stone font in the living area, painted ceilings in the mezzanine bedrooms, arched windows and heavy church doors. Its secluded, wooded setting boasts lovely rural views, and the fascinating Wolds, Lincoln’s cathedral and castle, antique shops, nature reserves and the coast are easily accessible. Shop and pub 1.5 miles.
Porch. Spacious open plan sitting/dining room, open to the eaves with quarry tiled floors, font and step up to kitchen area. Bathroom/WC. Stairs to gallery double bedroom with brass bedstead. Second staircase to gallery twin bedded room.
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