Waynflete House is a well-presented, detached family home providing generous accommodation including three bedrooms; two reception spaces, a large breakfast kitchen – plus dining room and conservatory. Standing alongside a purpose-built cattery (61 ft 10’’ x 13 ft 6’’); the property occupies grounds of approx. half and acre (sts). The large garden has a caravan hook-up point.

The property looks out across typical Lincolnshire farmland, largely arable, and faces South to the front. A couple of miles to the East is Wainfleet, a historic village mentioned in the Domesday book, and once an ancient port and market town. With the small Steeping and Lymn rivers running nearby, the village has a railway station, public houses, a small supermarket and a fish and chip shop; with the well-serviced coastal resort of Skegness being six miles away.

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