146 Lindis Park

Key Features

The Violan – A deservedly popular, spacious, open-plan family home. It benefits from a large open-plan kitchen-dining room across the full width of the rear of the home. With an additional, separate formal lounge, a study/home-office, cloakroom and separate utility.

There are four good-sized bedrooms, one with en suite, a further ‘Jack-And-Jill’ En Suite for Beds 2 and 3, a family bathroom, separate utility room and a downstairs cloakroom.

The ideal home for the growing family.

• High specification British made kitchen by OMEGA
• Branded kitchen appliances by NEFF
• Kitchen floor tiles by JOHNSON TILES included
• IDEAL STANDARD sanitaryware and taps
• British made energy efficient boiler by IDEAL
• REAL OAK Veneer Internal Doors (groundfloor)
• CHROME TOWEL RADIATORS to bathrooms
• CHROME SPOTLIGHTS to kitchen and bathrooms
• Large, detached family home
• Contemporary open-plan layout
• Four bedrooms
• Master bedroom with En Suite
• Second Jack-And-Jill En Suite for Bedrooms 2 and 3
• Family bathroom with bath
• French doors
• Home office/study
• Utility room
• Double garage
• South-facing rear garden
• Estimated build ready Autumn 2024
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Please note all images, photos and drawings are representative only. Each individual home is subject to variations in design and build (please refer to the individual plot drawings for each property).

Lindis Park, Lindis Road, Boston, PE21 9RS

Lindis Park is situated on a popular location in Boston that is best known locally as ‘the old Shooters Yard’. Ideally situated close to the A16 in the centre of Boston offering easy access to the A52 and Lincolnshire whilst only being a short drive into the town centre.

Being only 1.5 miles away from the Pilgrim Hospital and close to a variety of education at different levels, plus activities, sports facilities, eateries, convenience stores and easy access to the town centre makes Lindis Park the perfect place to call home.

Don’t forget about the In-To-Town bus service that stops just outside the entrance of Lindis Park or Boston’s mainline railway station which links to Grantham, Skegness and onward to Nottingham and London.