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Key Features

Sold with no forward chain for a smoother, faster purchase
Charming period townhouse forming part of Louth’s historic Conservation Area
Handcrafted Murdoch Troon kitchen with bespoke cabinetry, wooden worktops and farmhouse sink
Two beautifully presented reception rooms including a cosy lounge with wood-burning stove
Two generous double bedrooms with calm, neutral décor
Stylish modern bathroom featuring separate shower, patterned flooring and panelled bath
Private low-maintenance rear garden with seating and dining areas
Well-planned layout across 937 sq ft approx., ideal for couples, professionals or downsizers
Sought-after Lee Street location just moments from Louth’s independent shops, markets and amenities

Property Description

With handcrafted kitchen cabinetry by Murdoch Troon, warm contemporary décor, and a private low-maintenance garden, this is an ideal home for buyers seeking period charm with modern comfort in one of Lincolnshire’s most desirable market towns.

Inside The ground floor flows through a series of inviting, well-proportioned rooms. The lounge is warm and welcoming, featuring a wood-burning stove set beneath a classic mantelpiece, neutral décor, and plantation shutters that complement the property’s sash-window character. The dining room offers an elegant space for entertaining, with a soft palette, modern lighting, and direct access into the handcrafted kitchen.

The kitchen is a standout feature, designed and built by Murdoch Troon, showcasing bespoke cabinetry, wooden worktops, a farmhouse-style sink, and open shelving that adds both practicality and charm. From here, a utility/WC provides additional convenience.

Upstairs, the property offers two generous double bedrooms, each with sash windows and a calm, neutral finish. The bathroom is beautifully presented with patterned flooring, a panelled bath, separate shower enclosure, and contemporary fittings, creating a stylish and relaxing space.

Outside To the rear, the garden has been designed for easy enjoyment, featuring artificial lawn, seating areas, and space for outdoor dining. A decked area provides a perfect spot for barbecues or relaxing in the sun, while the enclosed layout offers privacy and low maintenance. The front elevation retains its period charm with traditional brickwork, sash windows, and a small garden area that enhances kerb appeal.

Location - Living in Louth Lee Street sits within the heart of Louth’s Conservation Area, surrounded by attractive period homes and just a short walk from the town’s excellent amenities. Louth is renowned for its Georgian and Victorian architecture, independent shops, weekly markets, artisan food producers, and cultural landmarks such as St James’ Church and the Riverhead Theatre.

Residents enjoy a strong sense of community and easy access to the Lincolnshire Wolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering scenic walks, cycling routes, and countryside exploration. With its blend of heritage, convenience, and lifestyle appeal, Louth remains one of the region’s most desirable market towns.

Council Tax Band: A

Key Features

• Sold with no forward chain for a smoother, faster purchase
• Charming period townhouse forming part of Louth’s historic Conservation Area
• Handcrafted Murdoch Troon kitchen with bespoke cabinetry, wooden worktops and farmhouse sink
• Two beautifully presented reception rooms including a cosy lounge with wood-burning stove
• Two generous double bedrooms with calm, neutral décor
• Stylish modern bathroom featuring separate shower, patterned flooring and panelled bath
• Private low-maintenance rear garden with seating and dining areas
• Well-planned layout across 937 sq ft approx., ideal for couples, professionals or downsizers
• Sought-after Lee Street location just moments from Louth’s independent shops, markets and amenities

Property Description

With handcrafted kitchen cabinetry by Murdoch Troon, warm contemporary décor, and a private low-maintenance garden, this is an ideal home for buyers seeking period charm with modern comfort in one of Lincolnshire’s most desirable market towns. Inside The ground floor flows through a series of inviting, well-proportioned rooms. The lounge is warm and welcoming, featuring a wood-burning stove set beneath a classic mantelpiece, neutral décor, and plantation shutters that complement the property’s sash-window character. The dining room offers an elegant space for entertaining, with a soft palette, modern lighting, and direct access into the handcrafted kitchen. The kitchen is a standout feature, designed and built by Murdoch Troon, showcasing bespoke cabinetry, wooden worktops, a farmhouse-style sink, and open shelving that adds both practicality and charm. From here, a utility/WC provides additional convenience. Upstairs, the property offers two generous double bedrooms, each with sash windows and a calm, neutral finish. The bathroom is beautifully presented with patterned flooring, a panelled bath, separate shower enclosure, and contemporary fittings, creating a stylish and relaxing space. Outside To the rear, the garden has been designed for easy enjoyment, featuring artificial lawn, seating areas, and space for outdoor dining. A decked area provides a perfect spot for barbecues or relaxing in the sun, while the enclosed layout offers privacy and low maintenance. The front elevation retains its period charm with traditional brickwork, sash windows, and a small garden area that enhances kerb appeal. Location - Living in Louth Lee Street sits within the heart of Louth’s Conservation Area, surrounded by attractive period homes and just a short walk from the town’s excellent amenities. Louth is renowned for its Georgian and Victorian architecture, independent shops, weekly markets, artisan food producers, and cultural landmarks such as St James’ Church and the Riverhead Theatre. Residents enjoy a strong sense of community and easy access to the Lincolnshire Wolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering scenic walks, cycling routes, and countryside exploration. With its blend of heritage, convenience, and lifestyle appeal, Louth remains one of the region’s most desirable market towns.