Homes in Fleet, Lincolnshire to buy

BRAND NEW town house, Having LOUNGE/DINER, KITCHEN, Downstairs WC, BATHROOM and GARDEN. VIEWING IS ESSENTIAL, Click Through for More Photos...

BRAND NEW town house, Having LOUNGE/DINER, KITCHEN, Downstairs WC, BATHROOM and GARDEN. VIEWING IS ESSENTIAL, Click Through for More Photos...

INVEST IN HAPPINESS Offering excellent to the A17, this detached bungalow boasts from being located on an attractive plot, and features a wood burner in the lounge, detached garage and multiple off road parking. Please call to view.

STUDIO ANNEX Located in a cul de sac locationg, featuring an extended studio annex, this detached modern home also boasts a conservatory, separate dining room and separate utility room. Outside includes an enclosed rear garden, garage and multiple off road parking

Harrison Murray are pleased to offer for sale this detached house with an annex. The property consists of a lounge, dining room, kitchen, utility, downstairs WC, three bedrooms, en-suite, family bathroom and an annex.

GUIDE PRICE £200,000-215,000 Purring with curb appeal, this modern four bedroom detached bungalow is a village treat. Located with good access to the A17, the property features an ensuite to master bedroom and multiple off road parking. Put this one to the top of your list!

Purchased 33 years ago by the current owner, this property is a grand Georgian townhouse dating from around 1800. Part of an attractive row of three houses this...

This is a beautiful example of a Grade II listed Georgian Town House and has been sympathetically restored and with such features as original skirting, architrave and staircase, this family home offers character and charm throughout.

Stand and Deliver'A former tavern this house evokes, images of travellers cloaked, highwaymen and coach-and-fours, sheltering here in days of yore

A 4 bedroom detached Georgian residence with former coachouse and grounds of approximately 1.2 acres, subject to survey.

This property is a beautiful and unusual building that was converted from a former primary school in 2000 by a highly accomplished local builder

Built in 1720, Pulvertoft Hall, with its charming facade and many period features, is a fine example of early Georgian architecture. Now Grade II listed, the brick-built property retains many original features such as sash windows, wood panelling, six-panel doors, fireplaces and detailed cornicing.