Initial price	£1,150,000
24/07/24	£975,000
Price Change	-15.22%

Manby House is a stunning 1930s detached home set within 2.24 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds. The property has a rich history, having been built as the Station Commander's house for RAF Manby and hosting notable guests such as Sir Winston Churchill and Prince Charles. The house has undergone extensive renovations in the last year, including a new heating system, new sash windows, and high-quality fittings throughout. The result is a truly exceptional and modern home that still retains its period charm. The property features a vast amount of reception space on the ground floor, including an inviting entrance hall, sitting room, study, and family room, as well as a separate kitchen, store, garden room, and utility. The accommodation is arranged over three floors, with the highlight being "The Gallery", a spacious room with dressing room and en-suite that has its own private entrance. The property also boasts a lift, a whirlpool bath, and a glass mixer shower with body dryer in the principal bedroom suite. The grounds offer formal gardens, woodlands, a paddock, and south-facing lawns, with many mature trees, including a willow said to have been grown from a cutting taken from Napoleon's grave. The property is located in the popular village of Manby, near Louth, with easy access to Lincoln, Grimsby, and the coast.