The Stables, Raithby, Spilsby

Originally forming part of Raithby Hall this is a spacious 635 sq ft two double bedroom, end of terrace bungalow in a beautiful courtyard setting adjacent to a Grade I listed Chapel thought to be the oldest Methodist chapel in England, founded by Sir John Wesley who described the Hall as a 'palace in the midst of paradise' and visited by the famous poet Lord Alfred Tennyson who lived only a few miles away.
Welcome to Dale Cottage, in a desirable location of the sought after village of Raithby having a pub restaurant, Raithby Hall, village hall and is on a bus route, only 2.2 miles from the well serviced historic market town centre of Spilsby.
The property consists of 159 sq ft lounge (with front French doors, ceiling light, 2 wall lights and a picture light), fitted kitchen breakfast (including stainless steel and smoke glass fronted fan assisted electric oven with LCD display, induction hob, space/pluming for 3 appliances, 2 x ceiling lights), shower room (with square shower cubicle one and half width having glass pivot door, pedestal hand basin, shaver light, and close coupled toilet), inner hall (with 2 x ceiling lights and built in cupboard), and the two double bedrooms.
There is double width off road parking for two cars and a block paved full property width front patio with external light and water supplies.
A collective management annual service charge for the courtyard and bio waste system is currently £360 per annum, which it has been for several years, but may well be reduced as it is in credit.
Raithby is a sought after village that has The Red Lion pub restaurant, 12th century parish church, Raithby Hall built circa 1776, village hall and is on a bus route Lincoln to Skegness, and is only 2.2 miles from the vibrant historic market town centre of Spilsby which is the birth place of Sir John Franklin the arctic explorer, that has major supermarket, doctors, dentist, schooling, tearooms, restaurants, open air market etc.