Keller WilliamsKeller Williams
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1 Main Road, Lincolnshire, LN1
For sale

1 Main Road, Lincolnshire, LN1

Residential Sale
£700,000
Key features
  • Impressive circa 1850 Victorian Old Vicarage
  • Eight bedrooms arranged over three storeys
  • Approximately 3,897 sq. ft. of accommodation, excluding outbuildings
  • Four substantial reception rooms and separate ground-floor study
  • Four bathrooms and six WCs, including two on the ground floor
  • Distinctive kitchen arrangement incorporating a glazed-roof section
  • Gardens surrounding the principal residence
  • Gated entrance and extensive private off-road parking
  • Double garage with electric doors and converted loft space above
  • Historic village setting, convenient for Lincoln and Lincoln Golf Club
To arrange a viewing
Neil Arnold
07811 949409
neil.arnold@kwuk.com

These particulars are a guide only and do not form part of any offer or contract. Measurements, floorplans and photographs are approximate and for illustration. Services, fittings and appliances have not been tested. Buyers should verify all information, including tenure and material information, before proceeding.

About this home
THE OLD VICARAGE, TORKSEY, LINCOLNSHIRE An Exceptional Victorian Residence | Circa 1850 | Eight Bedrooms | 3,897 Sq. Ft. | Extensive Grounds and Outbuildings A magnificent eight-bedroom Victorian Old Vicarage, dating back to approximately 1850, occupying an impressive garden setting in the historic Lincolnshire village of Torksey, within easy reach of Lincoln and the surrounding countryside. The Old Vicarage is a truly distinctive period residence, offering an exceptional combination of architectural heritage, substantial family accommodation and extensive ancillary buildings. Arranged across three storeys and extending to approximately 3,897 sq. ft. of accommodation, excluding outbuildings, this remarkable home provides eight bedrooms, four principal reception rooms, a separate ground-floor study, four bathrooms and six WCs. At the heart of the residence lies an impressive kitchen arrangement, incorporating a distinctive glazed-roof section that brings natural light into the living environment and creates a striking contrast with the property's Victorian origins. Outside, gardens surround the house, while a gated entrance leads to extensive off-road parking, a double garage with electrically operated doors and converted loft space, a three-car carport and former stable buildings now used for storage. A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial historic residence in a highly appealing Lincolnshire village setting, with generous accommodation, considerable versatility and a wealth of period character. The Accommodation Ground Floor – An Impressive Home for Living and Entertaining The ground floor is a celebration of space, versatility and the generous proportions associated with grand Victorian residences. Four principal reception rooms provide exceptional flexibility, whether used for formal dining, entertaining, family relaxation or quieter living spaces. Each offers the opportunity to create its own distinctive atmosphere, while a separate study provides an ideal environment for home working. The kitchen is one of the property's most intriguing features. Its substantial arrangement incorporates a distinctive glass-roofed section, creating a light-filled architectural feature that brings a contemporary dimension to this historic home. Two ground-floor WCs provide additional convenience, particularly for larger families and those who enjoy entertaining. First and Second Floors – Eight Bedrooms and Extensive Accommodation Across the first and second floors, The Old Vicarage offers eight bedrooms, providing outstanding flexibility for family life, visiting guests or multi-generational occupation. With four bathrooms and six WCs throughout the property, the accommodation is designed to support the practical needs of a substantial household. The generous number of rooms also allows buyers to consider alternative uses for individual spaces, such as dressing rooms, additional home offices, creative studios or hobby rooms. Gardens, Garaging and Former Stables The grounds are a major attraction of this remarkable residence. Gardens surround the house, providing an established setting in keeping with the scale and character of the building. A gated entrance leads to substantial off-road parking, complemented by a double garage with electrically operated doors and a converted loft area above. The loft offers additional flexible space, with any proposed use subject to the necessary approvals. A separate three-car carport provides further covered parking, while the former stables, now utilised as storerooms, add another distinctive element to the property. These outbuildings create valuable practical space for storage, vehicles and other ancillary purposes, making The Old Vicarage particularly appealing to buyers requiring more than conventional residential accommodation. Torksey – A Village Steeped in History Torksey is one of Lincolnshire's most historically significant settlements, situated beside the River Trent at its junction with the Foss Dyke. Its heritage stretches back through Roman, Viking and medieval times. The village was the site of a major Viking winter encampment during the ninth century and later became an important trading settlement. By the time of the Domesday Book in 1086, Torksey ranked among Lincolnshire's most significant settlements, behind only Lincoln and Stamford. Today, this historic riverside village retains a distinctive rural character, surrounded by the open landscapes of the Trent Valley. Torksey is approximately nine miles north-west of Lincoln and seven miles south of Gainsborough, offering a countryside setting while remaining conveniently positioned for the facilities, shopping, restaurants and transport connections of both destinations. Lincoln Golf Club – A Prestigious Local Attraction A particularly appealing feature of the location is its proximity to Lincoln Golf Club, situated in Torksey itself. Founded in 1891, Lincoln Golf Club relocated from Lincoln to its present Torksey site in 1903. The course was designed by five-time Open Championship winner J. H. Taylor and is celebrated for its naturally sandy, free-draining terrain, providing excellent playing conditions throughout much of the year. For keen golfers, having such a historic and established club within the village is a significant lifestyle advantage. The surrounding countryside also offers opportunities for walking and exploring the River Trent and Foss Dyke waterways, while Lincoln's magnificent Cathedral Quarter, historic castle and vibrant city centre are within convenient driving distance. A Rare Piece of Lincolnshire's Architectural Heritage There are properties that offer generous accommodation, and there are properties that offer genuine character. The Old Vicarage offers both in abundance. Its origins in the 1850s, impressive three-storey proportions, eight bedrooms, four reception rooms and extensive collection of outbuildings combine to create a residence of unusual distinction. Whether appreciated as a substantial family home, a residence for multiple generations or simply an opportunity to enjoy the space and individuality of a historic Lincolnshire property, Important Notice – AI-Enhanced Property Imagery The images used within this advertisement are based on genuine photographs of The Old Vicarage. However, selected images have been digitally enhanced and conceptually staged using artificial intelligence (AI) to illustrate the property's potential when fully presented, furnished and decorated. These enhancements are intended to help prospective purchasers visualise how the property could look at its very best. The images are for illustrative purposes only and may include furnishings, finishes or decorative features that are not currently present or included in the sale. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to arrange a viewing to appreciate the property's actual condition, layout, proportions and exceptional potential.
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THE OLD VICARAGE, TORKSEY, LINCOLNSHIRE An Exceptional Victorian Residence | Circa 1850 | Eight Bedrooms | 3,897 Sq. Ft. | Extensive Grounds and Outbuildings A magnificent eight-bedroom Victorian Old Vicarage, dating back to approximately 1850, occupying an impressive garden setting in the historic Lincolnshire village of Torksey, within easy reach of Lincoln and the surrounding countryside. The Old Vicarage is a truly distinctive period residence, offering an exceptional combination of architectural heritage, substantial family accommodation and extensive ancillary buildings. Arranged across three storeys and extending to approximately 3,897 sq. ft. of accommodation, excluding outbuildings, this remarkable home provides eight bedrooms, four principal reception rooms, a separate ground-floor study, four bathrooms and six WCs. At the heart of the residence lies an impressive kitchen arrangement, incorporating a distinctive glazed-roof section that brings natural light into the living environment and creates a striking contrast with the property's Victorian origins. Outside, gardens surround the house, while a gated entrance leads to extensive off-road parking, a double garage with electrically operated doors and converted loft space, a three-car carport and former stable buildings now used for storage. A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial historic residence in a highly appealing Lincolnshire village setting, with generous accommodation, considerable versatility and a wealth of period character. The Accommodation Ground Floor – An Impressive Home for Living and Entertaining The ground floor is a celebration of space, versatility and the generous proportions associated with grand Victorian residences. Four principal reception rooms provide exceptional flexibility, whether used for formal dining, entertaining, family relaxation or quieter living spaces. Each offers the opportunity to create its own distinctive atmosphere, while a separate study provides an ideal environment for home working. The kitchen is one of the property's most intriguing features. Its substantial arrangement incorporates a distinctive glass-roofed section, creating a light-filled architectural feature that brings a contemporary dimension to this historic home. Two ground-floor WCs provide additional convenience, particularly for larger families and those who enjoy entertaining. First and Second Floors – Eight Bedrooms and Extensive Accommodation Across the first and second floors, The Old Vicarage offers eight bedrooms, providing outstanding flexibility for family life, visiting guests or multi-generational occupation. With four bathrooms and six WCs throughout the property, the accommodation is designed to support the practical needs of a substantial household. The generous number of rooms also allows buyers to consider alternative uses for individual spaces, such as dressing rooms, additional home offices, creative studios or hobby rooms. Gardens, Garaging and Former Stables The grounds are a major attraction of this remarkable residence. Gardens surround the house, providing an established setting in keeping with the scale and character of the building. A gated entrance leads to substantial off-road parking, complemented by a double garage with electrically operated doors and a converted loft area above. The loft offers additional flexible space, with any proposed use subject to the necessary approvals. A separate three-car carport provides further covered parking, while the former stables, now utilised as storerooms, add another distinctive element to the property. These outbuildings create valuable practical space for storage, vehicles and other ancillary purposes, making The Old Vicarage particularly appealing to buyers requiring more than conventional residential accommodation. Torksey – A Village Steeped in History Torksey is one of Lincolnshire's most historically significant settlements, situated beside the River Trent at its junction with the Foss Dyke. Its heritage stretches back through Roman, Viking and medieval times. The village was the site of a major Viking winter encampment during the ninth century and later became an important trading settlement. By the time of the Domesday Book in 1086, Torksey ranked among Lincolnshire's most significant settlements, behind only Lincoln and Stamford. Today, this historic riverside village retains a distinctive rural character, surrounded by the open landscapes of the Trent Valley. Torksey is approximately nine miles north-west of Lincoln and seven miles south of Gainsborough, offering a countryside setting while remaining conveniently positioned for the facilities, shopping, restaurants and transport connections of both destinations. Lincoln Golf Club – A Prestigious Local Attraction A particularly appealing feature of the location is its proximity to Lincoln Golf Club, situated in Torksey itself. Founded in 1891, Lincoln Golf Club relocated from Lincoln to its present Torksey site in 1903. The course was designed by five-time Open Championship winner J. H. Taylor and is celebrated for its naturally sandy, free-draining terrain, providing excellent playing conditions throughout much of the year. For keen golfers, having such a historic and established club within the village is a significant lifestyle advantage. The surrounding countryside also offers opportunities for walking and exploring the River Trent and Foss Dyke waterways, while Lincoln's magnificent Cathedral Quarter, historic castle and vibrant city centre are within convenient driving distance. A Rare Piece of Lincolnshire's Architectural Heritage There are properties that offer generous accommodation, and there are properties that offer genuine character. The Old Vicarage offers both in abundance. Its origins in the 1850s, impressive three-storey proportions, eight bedrooms, four reception rooms and extensive collection of outbuildings combine to create a residence of unusual distinction. Whether appreciated as a substantial family home, a residence for multiple generations or simply an opportunity to enjoy the space and individuality of a historic Lincolnshire property, Important Notice – AI-Enhanced Property Imagery The images used within this advertisement are based on genuine photographs of The Old Vicarage. However, selected images have been digitally enhanced and conceptually staged using artificial intelligence (AI) to illustrate the property's potential when fully presented, furnished and decorated. These enhancements are intended to help prospective purchasers visualise how the property could look at its very best. The images are for illustrative purposes only and may include furnishings, finishes or decorative features that are not currently present or included in the sale. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to arrange a viewing to appreciate the property's actual condition, layout, proportions and exceptional potential.
For sale · Residential Sale
£700,000
Listed 24 Oct 2026
Ref: 843990
Listing agent
Neil Arnold
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Features
  • Impressive circa 1850 Victorian Old Vicarage
  • Eight bedrooms arranged over three storeys
  • Approximately 3,897 sq. ft. of accommodation, excluding outbuildings
  • Four substantial reception rooms and separate ground-floor study
  • Four bathrooms and six WCs, including two on the ground floor
  • Distinctive kitchen arrangement incorporating a glazed-roof section
  • Gardens surrounding the principal residence
  • Gated entrance and extensive private off-road parking
  • Double garage with electric doors and converted loft space above
  • Historic village setting, convenient for Lincoln and Lincoln Golf Club
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EPC rating
46 · potential 56

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