Property description

A lovely, light and spacious double-fronted house with a hipped tiled roof, its brick walls clad in Virginia-creeper, built in the latter half of the twentieth century and hinting at a mock-Georgian style with its symmetric façade and small window-panes, sits very private behind a weeping willow up a sweeping gravel drive. Cross Winds lies in an unspoilt area of fascinating country along the southern edge of The Wash in the tiny village of Holbeach St. Marks, and benefits from an expansive garden of about three acres - a paradise for children, birds and wildlife alike.The house is flooded with light from the big windows and exudes a sense of space enhanced by the neutral colour scheme throughout the property. The front of the house faces south but by the afternoon the sun has moved round to the back and hits the terrace where drinks or al fresco meals can be enjoyed on sunny days and balmy evenings. The house is on the edge of the village, and not overlooked by anyone. It is no more than a mile from the marshes with its wonderful birdlife and walks along the coastal banks by The Wash. The market town of Holbeach is less than ten minutes' drive away, and has supermarkets, restaurants, a health centre and a good secondary school, The Holbeach Academy. Cross Winds is also in catchment for the excellent state grammar schools, Spalding High School and Spalding Grammar School, just slightly further away.

Property Features :

• Period Style Home in Open Countryside
• Two Reception Rooms
• Four Bedrooms
• Large, Farmhouse Style Kitchen and Dining Room
• Grass Tennis Court, Orchard and Former Pond