Guide price
£450,000
(£123/sq. ft)
6 bed detached house for saleLittle London, Spalding, Lincolnshire PE11
6 beds
2 baths
4 receptions
From 3,666 - 4,159 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Substantial 1930s family home with generous rooms and huge potential to modernise.
Just over an acre of private grounds and mature gardens
Six bedrooms, multiple reception rooms and extensive grounds ideal for family living.
Located within an area known for its choice of well regarded schools, making it an ideal long term option for families
Conveniently positioned for Spalding, offering a wide range of shops, amenities, schools and transport links while retaining a peaceful, private setting.
EPC Rating = E
A substantial detached period home set within mature, private grounds, offering exceptional scope to create a bespoke family residence
Description
The White House is an impressive individual period property dating from the 1930s, quietly positioned within a generous and exceptionally private plot, screened by mature trees and established planting. Enjoying a non-estate setting and approached via a sweeping driveway, the property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial family home with significant potential for enhancement.
Laid out over three floors, the house offers well-proportioned and versatile accommodation extending to approximately six bedrooms, four principal reception rooms, and extensive ancillary space, making it ideally suited to modern family living once sensitively modernised.
The House
The accommodation is arranged over three floors and is typical of houses of its era, with generous ceiling heights, wide hallways, and an excellent sense of space throughout.
At ground floor level, a central reception hall forms the heart of the house, leading to a series of well-proportioned reception rooms including a formal drawing room, dining room, sitting room and sunroom. These rooms enjoy pleasant outlooks over the gardens and provide flexibility for entertaining, family living, or home-working arrangements. A kitchen breakfast room is supported by a separate utility room, pantry, and ancillary stores.
To the upper floors, the house provides up to six bedrooms, arranged across the first and second floors, along with two bathrooms and extensive storage. The principal bedrooms are particularly generous, reflecting the house’s original design as a substantial family residence. The second floor offers further flexible accommodation, ideal for older children, guests, or study space.
While the property would benefit from a programme of modernisation and updating, it offers an excellent canvas on which to create an elegant and comfortable home tailored to individual tastes.
Gardens & Grounds
One of the outstanding features of The White House is its large and predominantly private plot, surrounded by mature trees that provide a high degree of seclusion. The gardens are well-established and lie mainly to the front and sides of the property, with lawns, screening and planting that create an attractive and tranquil setting.
The property is approached via a long private driveway leading to a wide turning circle and ample parking. There is a double garage complemented by a workshop and associated storage, making the property well suited for those requiring space for hobbies, vehicles, or practical use.
The White House is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period home in a mature and private setting, offering scale, character, and significant potential. With sympathetic modernisation, it has the makings of a truly impressive long term family residence.
Location
Little London is a well‐regarded and established residential area on the southern edge of Spalding, valued for its privacy while remaining conveniently accessible. The property lies just over 1 mile from Spalding town centre, which provides a comprehensive range of shopping, leisure, schooling, healthcare and commercial facilities together with both bus and mainline rail services.
Spalding railway station offers regular services to Peterborough, approximately 18 miles to the south, where fast trains run to London King’s Cross with journey times from around 45 minutes, making the area particularly attractive to commuters seeking space, discretion and value without compromising connectivity.
Local amenities including shops, public houses and everyday services are available within Little London itself, while the surrounding Lincolnshire countryside offers a network of walking routes and open landscapes, balancing town convenience with a semi‐rural lifestyle.
Square Footage: 3,666 sq ft
Acreage:
1.07 Acres
Additional Info
Little London is a well regarded and established residential area on the southern edge of Spalding, valued for its privacy while remaining conveniently accessible. The property lies just over 1 mile from Spalding town centre, which provides a comprehensive range of shopping, leisure, schooling, healthcare and commercial facilities together with both bus and mainline rail services.
Spalding railway station offers regular services to Peterborough, approximately 18 miles to the south, where fast trains run to London King’s Cross with journey times from around 45 minutes, making the area particularly attractive to commuters seeking space, discretion and value without compromising connectivity.
Local amenities including shops, public houses and everyday services are available within Little London itself, while the surrounding Lincolnshire countryside offers a network of walking routes and open landscapes, balancing town convenience with a semirural lifestyle.
Description
The White House is an impressive individual period property dating from the 1930s, quietly positioned within a generous and exceptionally private plot, screened by mature trees and established planting. Enjoying a non-estate setting and approached via a sweeping driveway, the property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial family home with significant potential for enhancement.
Laid out over three floors, the house offers well-proportioned and versatile accommodation extending to approximately six bedrooms, four principal reception rooms, and extensive ancillary space, making it ideally suited to modern family living once sensitively modernised.
The House
The accommodation is arranged over three floors and is typical of houses of its era, with generous ceiling heights, wide hallways, and an excellent sense of space throughout.
At ground floor level, a central reception hall forms the heart of the house, leading to a series of well-proportioned reception rooms including a formal drawing room, dining room, sitting room and sunroom. These rooms enjoy pleasant outlooks over the gardens and provide flexibility for entertaining, family living, or home-working arrangements. A kitchen breakfast room is supported by a separate utility room, pantry, and ancillary stores.
To the upper floors, the house provides up to six bedrooms, arranged across the first and second floors, along with two bathrooms and extensive storage. The principal bedrooms are particularly generous, reflecting the house’s original design as a substantial family residence. The second floor offers further flexible accommodation, ideal for older children, guests, or study space.
While the property would benefit from a programme of modernisation and updating, it offers an excellent canvas on which to create an elegant and comfortable home tailored to individual tastes.
Gardens & Grounds
One of the outstanding features of The White House is its large and predominantly private plot, surrounded by mature trees that provide a high degree of seclusion. The gardens are well-established and lie mainly to the front and sides of the property, with lawns, screening and planting that create an attractive and tranquil setting.
The property is approached via a long private driveway leading to a wide turning circle and ample parking. There is a double garage complemented by a workshop and associated storage, making the property well suited for those requiring space for hobbies, vehicles, or practical use.
The White House is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period home in a mature and private setting, offering scale, character, and significant potential. With sympathetic modernisation, it has the makings of a truly impressive long term family residence.
Location
Little London is a well‐regarded and established residential area on the southern edge of Spalding, valued for its privacy while remaining conveniently accessible. The property lies just over 1 mile from Spalding town centre, which provides a comprehensive range of shopping, leisure, schooling, healthcare and commercial facilities together with both bus and mainline rail services.
Spalding railway station offers regular services to Peterborough, approximately 18 miles to the south, where fast trains run to London King’s Cross with journey times from around 45 minutes, making the area particularly attractive to commuters seeking space, discretion and value without compromising connectivity.
Local amenities including shops, public houses and everyday services are available within Little London itself, while the surrounding Lincolnshire countryside offers a network of walking routes and open landscapes, balancing town convenience with a semi‐rural lifestyle.
Square Footage: 3,666 sq ft
Acreage:
1.07 Acres
Additional Info
Little London is a well regarded and established residential area on the southern edge of Spalding, valued for its privacy while remaining conveniently accessible. The property lies just over 1 mile from Spalding town centre, which provides a comprehensive range of shopping, leisure, schooling, healthcare and commercial facilities together with both bus and mainline rail services.
Spalding railway station offers regular services to Peterborough, approximately 18 miles to the south, where fast trains run to London King’s Cross with journey times from around 45 minutes, making the area particularly attractive to commuters seeking space, discretion and value without compromising connectivity.
Local amenities including shops, public houses and everyday services are available within Little London itself, while the surrounding Lincolnshire countryside offers a network of walking routes and open landscapes, balancing town convenience with a semirural lifestyle.
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