116 Alexander Park

Key Features

Entering The Fordite you are immediately struck with the amount of living space. The large lounge off the entrance hall leads into the open-plan kitchen-dining and sunroom through a set of oak double doors. There’s plenty of space for those family activities.

With a high-specification kitchen fitted with branded appliances, a separate utility room and a further cloakroom the groudfloor has everything you need for your family home.

Upstairs there are four good-sized bedrooms, one with en suite, and a family bathroom.

• Spacious detached family home
• Four bedrooms
• Open plan kitchen, dining room and sunroom
• French doors from the sunroom to patio
• En suite
• Utility room
• Single garage
• Estimated build completion Autumn 2022

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).

Alexander Park, Lavender Way, Off Legbourne Road, Louth, LN11 8GH

Alexander Park is situated off Legbourne Road on the eastern edge of Louth, the capital of the Lincolnshire Wolds. Louth is some 28 miles from Lincoln and is 16 miles south of Grimsby.

Historic Louth stretches from traces of the Stone Age, through to important Bronze Age, Roman, Saxon and Medieval remains. The remains of the monastery, founded by Bishop Alexander, can still be found on the outskirts of the town and the centre is one of the best preserved Georgian market places in the country.

Alfred Lord Tennyson and Captain John Smith were both educated in the town.

Louth is also home to Hubbard’s Hills a unique parkland to the west of the town. The Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty borders the western fringe of Louth and to the east are the Lincolnshire Marshes with miles of open sandy beaches and creeks.

Louth offers a superb range of High Street and individual shopping, some excellent schooling, the extensive Meridian Leisure Centre, thriving football, golf, tennis and bowling clubs, the well-supported Riverhead Theatre and a County Hospital with an A & E department. The town also offers a wide and excellent range of restaurants, public houses and churches for all major faiths.

A short drive away across the Lincolnshire Wolds is the county town of Lincoln, with its wide range of shopping, supermarkets and community services. There are train stations in both Lincoln and Grimsby. The A16 connects Grimsby to the north with Boston to the South.

Whilst you can enjoy a variety of countryside pursuits around Alexander Park, there are also a range of walks within easy reach of the development.