This charming 200-year-old house in Spalding, Lincolnshire, is a unique and quirky property that exudes character and charm. With its picturesque location overlooking the River Welland, the four-bedroom home features a basement that could be converted into an annex, subject to planning permission. The property has a separate coach house and a delightful, sheltered garden, making it a rare find in the area. Inside, the house boasts a range of period features, including mahogany block floor tiles, Georgian decorative arches, and ornate cornicing. The spacious kitchen has handmade units, a gas coal-effect stove, and a glazed bay that opens onto a raised patio. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, including a generous master bedroom with an en-suite shower, and a family bathroom with a roll-top bath. The property also has a part-boarded loft space and a magnificent basement that could be converted into a self-contained annex. Outside, the coach house has electrically operated garage doors, and the garden is secure, quiet, and surrounded by greenery.