This charming 200-year-old house in Spalding, Lincolnshire, boasts a unique blend of period features and natural light. The four-bedroom property, which has never been listed, sits on the banks of the River Welland and features a large basement with potential for annex accommodation (subject to planning). The house has a delightful, sheltered private garden and a separate coach house with electrically operated garage doors. Inside, the property has a range of original features, including wide plank floorboards, Georgian decorative arches, and ornate cornicing. The spacious kitchen has handmade units, granite worktops, and a glazed bay that opens onto a raised patio. The property also has a family bathroom, four bedrooms, and a part-boarded loft space. The basement, which is currently used as an art studio, hobby room, and office, has potential for further development. The property is set back behind an old wall and a gravel carriage driveway, with automatic gates and wrought iron railings leading to the coach house.