Wreck Of The Week
The Property: The Old Girls School
The Place: Butterwick, Boston, Lincolnshire
The Price: £199,950 (Guide)
The Pain: This is Grade II listed and quite old (c.1859), and as a consequence you’ll have to tread carefully with your conversion plans. Any building this old has the potential to throw up costly surprises.
The Gain: It’s a charming old Victorian structure with some fine period features, including a tumbled gable, a projecting chimney stack, mullioned windows with cast iron lattice casements and fish scale tiled roofs.
The large central room with a timbered vaulted ceiling presents an interesting challenge: it’s a fantastic space that measures 39′11″ x 20′0″. Do you carve it up or keep it as is?
The agent estimates that it could cost £50,000-£75,000 to convert and if some of the adjoining land is included it could fetch £300,000 when completed.
The village is just down the road and has a pub, a general store, a post office and the Pinchbeck Endowed CE School.
The Agent: Savills, Lincoln (Tel: 01522 508 900)
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