North Street, Navenby

Dial House is a deceptively spacious four bedroom Grade II listed stone house in a sought after village. It is believed to be the oldest house in Navenby and was home to the village sun dial from which it takes its name. The property has local significance and features in the Navenby Datestones and heritage trail, Dial House is believed to have been a hostelry during the mid-1600s, the time of the Civil Wars. The current vendors have undertaken a significant scheme of restoration including restoring the roof, gable ends and re-pointing works.

The property sits in approximately one third of an acre and enjoys a generous enclosed plot with stunning gardens and a range of useful outbuildings including a spacious four car garage.

The ground floor of the property briefly comprises, an impressive entrance hall with stripped wooden flooring and exposed beamwork, downstairs WC, a stunning dual aspect living room with exposed beams and stone inglenook fireplace with a multi fuel stove, and original bread oven. The room further benefits from an impressive bay window which overlooks the garden beyond, and double doors opening onto the terrace. There is a dual aspect reception room, Kitchen/Breakfast room with a range of wall and base units with an AGA and range cooker, and an inviting seating area overlooking the garden.