2 bed terraced bungalow for sale

Church Street, Denton, Grantham NG32

Please quote TR0236 – A video tour with commentary, 360 degree virtual tour and A key facts for buyers report is available on this listing – Located in the pretty and much sought-after Vale of Belvoir village of Denton, is this superb and ready to move into bungalow, which would be ideal for those who are looking for a taste of the village life. The immaculate accommodation comprises an Entrance Hall, Lounge, Inner Hallway, Kitchen Diner, Rear Lobby, Utility Room, two great bedrooms and a Wet Room with a nonslip floor. This highly efficient home also has the benefits of UPVC double glazing and an air-source heat pump installed in 2023, which provides hot water and heating to the property through modern technology. Outside, to the front, there is a driveway parking for two vehicles, with a covered pathway to the right and side for easy access into the gardens from the front. At the rear are private and enclosed south-facing gardens with various seating areas, a summer house, and two sheds offering storage. This delightful bungalow is being sold with no onward chain, and early viewing is advised.

Agents note - The vendor has informed us that planning has been approved conditionally through skdc on reference S20/0863 to add a rear single-storey extension to the existing living space to create another bedroom and larger Kitchen Diner space. For further information, please contact us and we can share the plans and drawings with you, or visit for full details.

The accommodation includes

entrance hall—Access to the property is through a partially obscure double-glazed door into the Entrance Hall, which has a smoke alarm and wall-mounted modern electric consumer unit dated August 2023.

Lounge measuring 15’1” x 12’9” - Having a UPVC double-glazed window to the front aspect, smoke alarm, two double radiators and luxury vinyl tile flooring.

Inner hallway – Having a smoke alarm, single radiator, a continuation of the luxury vinyl tile flooring and a door providing access to a shelved storage cupboard.

Kitchen measuring 11’0” x 8’8” — It has a UPVC double-glazed window to the rear aspect, a roll-edge work surface with an inset stainless steel sink and drainer with a high-rise mixer tap over, a four-ring ceramic hob inset into the work surface, and a stainless steel single electric oven directly beneath it. Cupboards provide storage to the baseline with matching cupboards to the eye line and space and plumbing for a washing machine.

Rear lobby – There is a partially obscured double-glazed door to the garden and a double radiator with an opening to the Utility Room.

Utility room measuring 6’0” x 4’7” - Having a UPVC double-glazed window to the side aspect, work surface with space beneath for a range of appliances, with the seller currently having a tumble dryer, freezer and two fridges mounted above.

Bedroom one measuring 12’10” x 11’5” – Having a UPVC double-glazed window to the front aspect, double radiator, luxury vinyl tile flooring, loft hatch into the roof void above and a door providing access to the airing cupboard, which houses an oversized hot water tank with pressurised cylinder.

Bedroom two measuring 9’10” x 8’1” - Having a UPVC double-glazed window to the rear aspect, double radiator and the continuation of the luxury vinyl tile flooring.

Wet room measuring 7’0” x 5’0”—Having a UPVC obscure double-glazed window to the rear aspect, double radiator, integrated extractor fan, and a two-piece white suite comprising a low-level WC, hand wash basin, non-slip floor with a drainage point to the floor, and an electric shower with a rainwater shower head and a mobile shower head.

The air source heat pump (Heating and Water) — Carbon Rewind installed the system in September 2023 and provides a seven-year warranty, provided it is serviced annually. The first service was completed in August 2024 for £200. This service has been recorded in both the cylinder service record and the boiler service record. The seller advises that the current electricity cost for running the heating system and providing hot water for the property is approximately £127 per month.

Outside – To the front, a tarmac driveway with block paved edging provides comfortable off-road parking for two with a hedge to the front boundary and an outside electric socket. To the right-hand side, there is a covered pathway which leads onto a gate to the enclosed and private south-facing rear gardens, having patio seating, a lawn, timber and felt roof constructed summer house with an attached shed, a newly laid pathway leading up to the rear edge of the garden, with timber and felt roof constructed shed for additional storage, outside tap and also the recently installed Samsung air source heat pump is positioned just outside of the bathroom window.

Welcome to denton – A Picturesque Lincolnshire Village
Denton is a charming and historic village located in the sought-after South Kesteven district of Lincolnshire. It is just 3 miles south-west of Grantham and close to the A1, which provides excellent transport links. The village sits in an attractive rural position surrounded by rolling countryside and enjoys easy access to nearby villages such as Harlaxton, Barrowby, and Woolsthorpe. The magnificent Belvoir Castle is just a short distance away, adding to the area’s rich heritage.

A Village Steeped in History
The name Denton comes from the Old English words meaning “village in a valley, ” and its history dates back to the Domesday Book, where it appears as “Dentune.” Archaeological discoveries suggest the area may have been home to both Roman settlers and the Beaker culture, highlighting Denton’s deep-rooted historical importance.

In later centuries, iron ore quarrying became a key part of the village’s industrial heritage, with quarrying taking place across the parish from the late 1800s through to 1974.

Community and Events
Denton has a strong community spirit, centred around regular events such as the popular Annual Street Market, held each year on the first Bank Holiday Monday in May. First launched in 1984, the market offers over 150 stalls, alongside food vendors, children’s entertainment, and traditional village sports. This much-loved event raises funds for the church, school, and village hall, and brings the whole community together.

The village also benefits from a village hall and the Welby Arms, a Grade II listed village pub dating back to the early 19th century, offering a warm welcome, hearty food, and a glimpse into Denton’s history.

Landmarks and Local Interest
St Andrew’s Church
Denton’s Grade I listed parish church is dedicated to St Andrew. Dating from the medieval period and beautifully restored in 1888, the church contains historic monuments and a ring of six bells, all with a rich local story.

Denton Manor and Denton Park
Denton Park is home to Denton Manor, a Grade ii-listed 17th-century property originally built for Sir Bruno Welby. The park features large ornamental ponds and St Christopher’s Well, a historic spring housed within a unique fossil-and-shell grotto.

Denton Reservoir
The Denton Reservoir, built in 1797 to feed the Grantham Canal, offers a scenic spot for walking, fishing, and enjoying the local wildlife.

A Tranquil Village with Modern Convenience
Despite its peaceful rural setting, Denton is well-connected. The village benefits from a regular daily bus service to nearby Grantham, providing access to mainline rail services to London King’s Cross in just over an hour. The A1 is only a short drive away, making this an ideal location for commuters who want to enjoy countryside living without losing connectivity.

At a Glance
Location: Denton, South Kesteven, Lincolnshire
Distance to Grantham: Approx. 3 miles
Transport: Regular bus service to Grantham, close to A1
Nearby Attractions: Belvoir Castle, Grantham Canal, Harlaxton Manor
Amenities: Village hall, traditional pub, church, countryside walks
Community Events: Annual Street Market and regular social events
Heritage: Historic church, manor house, and industrial heritage

This delightful village offers an idyllic blend of history, community spirit, and countryside charm, making it the perfect place to call home.

Mains services – Mains drainage, water and electricity are connected.

Council tax - This home is in Council Tax Band A according to the South Kesteven District Council website

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