5-bedroom Detached for rent at Meadow View, Ufford, Stamford, PE9

Beautiful detached five-bedroom sandstone home, positioned in the sought-after village of Ufford, close to Stamford and surrounding village locations.

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To the front of the property, a gravelled driveway provides off-road parking for several cars and leads to a single garage. The home has an attractive sandstone exterior, solar panels to the roof and a gabled entrance porch, creating a smart and characterful first impression.

You enter the home into a bright entrance hallway with exposed sandstone detailing, white walls and herringbone mid-oak coloured Karndean flooring. From here, there is access to the cloakroom, dining room and internal hall, with the layout giving the ground floor a practical and well-connected flow.

The dining room sits to the front of the property and is finished with white walls, silver-grey carpet and a decorative steel-grey panelled feature wall. French doors open onto the side patio, making this a useful space for formal dining, entertaining or flexible family use.

The lounge is positioned to the rear of the home and offers a comfortable separate reception room with neutral décor, silver-grey carpet and recessed ceiling lighting. French doors open directly onto the patio and garden, allowing the room to enjoy natural light and views towards the outside space.

The kitchen and family room forms the main everyday living area of the home. The kitchen is fitted with pearl grey shaker-style cabinetry, Italian white marble worktops and a large island with a real oak breakfast bar. The island provides seating space and includes a wine rack and wine cooler, while the wider kitchen layout offers integrated appliances, a stainless steel sink and good preparation space.

The family area continues from the kitchen with herringbone mid-oak coloured Karndean flooring, bright white walls and a silver-grey chimney breast with a black cast iron stove set on a black granite hearth. French doors open onto the patio and a large picture window overlooks the garden, creating a bright and sociable living space suited to family life.

A separate utility room sits off the kitchen area and is fitted with steel-grey shaker-style cabinetry, a white worktop, stainless steel sink, hanging rail and space for laundry appliances. A service door opens onto the side patio, making the room practical for day-to-day use.

The first floor landing is finished with bright white walls and silver-grey carpet, with a skylight bringing natural light into the stairwell. From here, there is access to five bedrooms, the family bathroom and useful built-in storage.

The main bedroom is an impressive room with Egyptian cotton coloured walls, silver-grey carpet and a vaulted ceiling. The room benefits from a dressing area with double-doored wardrobes, an ensuite shower room and French doors opening onto a private balcony. The balcony overlooks the garden and fields beyond, giving the main bedroom a peaceful outlook.

The ensuite to the main bedroom is fitted with marble-effect porcelain wall tiles, wood-effect flooring and a shower enclosure with glass screen. There is also a vanity unit with hand basin, WC and heated towel rail.

Bedroom two is a generous room with white walls, silver-grey carpet and three roof windows. The room also has royal blue fitted cupboards and access to its own ensuite shower room, making it well suited as a guest room, older child’s bedroom or additional principal-style bedroom.

The ensuite to bedroom two is fitted with a vanity unit, WC, towel heater and a shower enclosure with both rainfall and hand-held shower fittings. The room is finished with high gloss granite-effect porcelain tiles and mid-oak coloured Karndean flooring.

Bedrooms three and four are both well-proportioned rooms with white and silver-grey walls, silver-grey carpet and windows to the back and side of the home. Bedroom five is also positioned on the first floor and has silver-grey walls, steel-grey coloured carpet and a window to the side, offering further flexibility as a bedroom, nursery or home office.

The family bathroom has part white walls and grey tiled splashbacks around the bath area. The room is fitted with a vanity unit, WC, bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, glass screen, radiator and two obscure windows to the side of the home.

Outside, the garden wraps around the home and enjoys a westerly aspect towards open fields. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with planted borders, mature trees and fenced boundaries. There are two patio areas, including a main seating patio accessed from the lounge and family area, and a side patio accessed from the dining room and utility. The garden also has a shed and storage box for outdoor equipment.

The garage has an electric up-and-over door, lighting, power sockets and a separate storage area, as well as a service door opening onto the side patio.

Ufford is a small and attractive village positioned between Stamford and Peterborough, offering a quieter village lifestyle while still being close to a strong choice of surrounding towns and villages. The village itself is centred around a traditional rural setting, with countryside lanes, open fields and walking routes close by. The White Hart in Ufford is a popular local pub and 17th-century coaching inn, offering food, drink and accommodation within the village.

Families are well served by a selection of nearby schools. John Clare Primary School can be reached by car in approximately 6 minutes, Barnack CE Primary 8 minutes, Arthur Mellows Village College in approximately 13 minutes, Bourne Grammar School in approximately 21 minutes, Stamford School in approximately 15 minutes and The Market Deeping School in approximately 16 minutes. Additionally The Oundle private school can be reached in 28 minutes and The Peterborough school can be reached in 18 minutes.

For those who enjoy walking and outdoor space, Ufford is well placed for countryside routes. Ufford Parish Council highlights local walks including the Ufford to Southey Woods route, where Lambpits Spinney is known for bluebells and seasonal wildflowers. Southey Wood is the largest wooded area in the parish, with a circular walk from Ufford forming part of the John Clare Country series.

The surrounding villages add further character and appeal. Barnack is close by and is popular for Barnack Hills and Holes, a distinctive National Nature Reserve with walking routes across its unusual rolling landscape. Helpston is also nearby and is known for its connection to the poet John Clare, while villages such as Southorpe, Bainton, Barnack and Uffington offer a network of rural lanes, stone cottages, local walks and traditional village surroundings.

Stamford is one of the main attractions of the area and is easily reached by car. Known for its historic stone streets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and riverside walks, it is a popular destination for shopping, eating out and weekend visits. The wider Stamford area also offers walks around the River Welland, the old Stamford Canal and nearby villages, while Burghley House and Burghley Park provide a well-known local landmark with parkland, events and seasonal activities.