Laughton Hall, a Grade II listed former hunting lodge dating back to 1734, is a historic country home that combines period grandeur with modern comforts and equestrian potential. The property is set in the heart of the Lincolnshire countryside, surrounded by gardens, paddocks, and mature trees. The hall features a wide wooden entrance door with fanlight, a beamed ceiling, and a fine Queen Anne staircase. The principal sitting room has sash windows, plantation shutters, and a marble fireplace with log burning stove, creating both elegance and warmth. The kitchen is fitted with painted Shaker-style units, quartz work surfaces, and a large centre island. The property has five bedrooms, including a master suite with a separate dressing room and Victorian-style ensuite. The grounds extend to around 1.5 acres, with an additional 5.85 acres of paddock land available separately, offering excellent potential for equestrian use. The property has undergone an extensive programme of renovation and modernisation, preserving its historic character while incorporating modern comforts and thoughtful design choices.