Property Description
Step Inside
Set across three floors and offering circa 1,396 sq ft of versatile accommodation, this impressive townhouse has been thoughtfully styled to create a home that works brilliantly for modern family life. The standout space is undoubtedly the generous kitchen/diner, a superb social hub featuring contemporary dark cabinetry, contrasting work surfaces, an island with breakfast-bar seating and plenty of room for a full dining table, with French doors opening directly onto the garden. A separate lounge provides a comfortable place to unwind, while a ground-floor WC completes the entrance level. Upstairs, the first floor offers the principal bedroom alongside a further double bedroom and the family bathroom, together with a particularly useful home office/Bedroom 5, equally well suited as a dressing room, nursery or occasional bedroom. The second floor provides two further well-proportioned bedrooms and a separate shower room, giving the property an excellent degree of flexibility for growing families, teenagers or those working from home.
Outside
To the rear is an enclosed garden designed with both relaxing and entertaining in mind. A paved patio sits immediately outside the house and provides plenty of space for outdoor seating, while the lawn is bordered by established planting that adds colour and interest without making the garden overly demanding to maintain. To the front, the property forms part of an attractive modern development and benefits from off-road parking, adding valuable practicality to what is already a very adaptable family home.
Location
Handel Court is conveniently positioned within Gainsborough, making this an excellent option for buyers looking for a spacious home with everyday amenities close at hand. Gainsborough offers a wide range of shops, supermarkets, schools and leisure facilities, together with the popular Marshall’s Yard shopping complex and a choice of restaurants and cafés. The town also has useful road links towards Lincoln, Scunthorpe and surrounding villages, while rail services provide connections further afield.