5 Elm Terrace Viewing and Moving In Booklet

Grimsthorpe
Estate
Property To Let
£700
pcm exclusive
5 Elm Terrace, Scottlethorpe Road, Edenham, Bourne, Lincolnshire PE10 0LW
Unfurnished mid terrace stone house over three floors with views to open countryside.
Location
The property is located on Scottlethorpe Road, Edenham, Lincolnshire. The property is
approximately 3 miles from Bourne, 11 miles from Stamford, 19 miles from Grantham, 9½
miles from the A1 at Colsterworth and 19 miles from Peterborough.
Accommodation
The ground floor consists of kitchen with pantry, utility room, dining room and living room
with open fire. The first floor has two bedrooms and bathroom with electric shower. The
second floor has two attic rooms currently being used as bedrooms. Oil fired central heating
throughout.
Garden to front and rear, traditional brick outbuildings, garage and off road parking.
Rent
£700 per calendar month, payable in advance by standing order.
For further information or to
arrange a viewing contact:
The Estate Office
Grimsthorpe
Bourne
Lincolnshire
PE10 0LY
Telephone 01778 591205
Fax 01778 591259
www.grimsthorpe.co.uk
A charitable company limited by guarantee,
registered in England no. 1356661
Charity Commission registration no. 507478
Scottish Charity no. SC039
Managing Agent: T P Clarke MA FRICS
Availability
Property available now.
Tenure
Assured Shorthold Tenancy for an initial term of 6 months and then from month to month
thereafter, with one months notice required in writing by the tenant to vacate the property and
two months notice by the landlord.
Other Costs
A deposit of £1,400 (equivalent to 2 months rent) is payable on commencement of the
tenancy. The deposit will be held by the Deposit Protection Service until the termination of
the tenancy. Please refer to www.depositprotection.com for further details. The deposit is
returnable subject to condition of the property on termination of the lease.
The tenant will be responsible for Council Tax and all utilities including mains water supply,
fuel and electricity.
Details issued 6 February 2014
These particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of potential lessees
and do not constitute, or constitute part of, an offer or contract
Grimsthorpe Estate Property To Let
South Kesteven District Council
Local Government Finance Act 1992
SCHEDULE OF COUNCIL TAX LEVIES 2013-2014
PARISH
BAND A
BAND B
BAND C
BAND D
BAND E
BAND F
BAND G
BAND H
£
£
£
£
£
£
£
£
Grantham
952.76
1,111.55
1,270.35
1,429.14
1,746.73
2,064.31
2,831.90
2,858.28
Stamford
969.98
1,131.64
1,293.31
1,454.97
1,778.30
2,101.62
2,424.95
2,909.94
Bourne
942.62
1,099.72
1,256.83
1,413.93
1,728.14
2,042.34
2,356.55
2,827.86
Counthorpe & Creeton
922.16
1,075.85
1,229.55
1,383.24
1,690.63
1,998.01
2,305.40
2,766.48
Edenham
938.36
1,094.75
1,251.15
1,407.54
1,720.33
2,033.11
2,345.90
2,815.08
Little Bytham
944.36
1,101.75
1,416.54
1,731.33
2,046.11
2,360.90
2,833.08
Swinstead
945.26
1,102.80
1,260.35
1,417.89
1,732.98
2,048.06
2,363.15
2,835.78
Witham-on-the-Hill
934.04
1,089.71
1,245.39
1,401.06
1,712.41
2,023.75
2,335.10
2,802.12
1,259.15
Darren Turner, CIPFA, Strategic Director Corporate Focus
South Kesteven District Council
STAMFORD  GRANTHAM  BOURNE  THE DEEPINGS
anglianwater
Standard rates for 2013-2014
For an unmetered property, the charge is based on each pound of the Rateable Value (RV) of your property, plus a
standing charge.
Unmetered charges – standard rate
UNMETERED
Standing charge
per year*
Charge per £ of RV
(rateable value)
Water supply
£226.27
20.03p
Sewerage services (properties connected for both
foul and surface water drainage)
£256.15
20.28p
Sewerage services (properties connected for foul
water drainage only)
£218.15
20.28p
Notes: *Up to RV £1,000
For a metered property, the charge is based on volume of water used and/or a charge for sewage, which is usually
calculated to be 90% of the water supplied, plus a standard charge.
Metered charges – standard rate
Standing charge
per year*
Charge per £ of RV
(rateable value)
Water supply
£30.00
151.75p
Sewerage services (properties connected for both
foul and surface water drainage)
£86.00
164.70p
Sewerage services (properties connected for foul
water drainage only)
£48.00
164.70p
METERED
Information correct as per the Anglian Water website − 12 March 2013
Grimsthorpe Estate Property To Let
5 Elm Terrace, Scottlethorpe Road, Edenham, Bourne PE10 0LW
Grimsthorpe Estate Property To Let
Grimsthorpe Castle Park and Gardens
Discover the timeless delights of this Lincolnshire estate
Grimsthorpe is a historic house, park and garden in Lincolnshire, open in the summer for adults and children to enjoy the
countryside, nature and history. For more information on visiting the Castle please visit our website.
The Trust
In 1978 to preserve the Castle, its contents and surrounding
Estate in perpetuity the 27th Baron Willoughby de Eresby and
the third Earl of Ancaster established a charitable trust, the
Grimsthorpe and Drummond Castle Trust and transferred
ownership to the Trust. Also transferred to the Trust at the
same time was Drummond Castle and Gardens in Perthshire.
Lady Willoughby de Eresby is currently Chairman of the
Trust with eight co-directors. The administration and day to
day management of the Estates is handled by the Estate
Office at Grimsthorpe.
The Estate is centred on the Castle and extends to 12,500
acres including let farms and farmland, woodland, around
200 residential properties and some commercial properties.
Grimsthorpe Park, predominately to the south west of the
Castle extends to 2,300 acres, and the wider Estate is
predominately within a ring fence and includes the majority of
the properties within the three principal villages within the
boundary; Grimsthorpe, Swinstead and Edenham. The Estate
operates traditionally with a full time workforce of around 30,
supplemented by 30 or more seasonal staff in the summer
when the Castle, Gardens and Park are open to the public.
In 1516 Grimsthorpe was granted by Henry VIII to the 11th
Baron Willoughby de Eresby on the occasion of his marriage
to Maria de Salinas, lady-in-waiting to Queen Catherine of
Aragon, and has been in the family ever since. The North
Front, the last work of Sir John Vanburgh, was commissioned
in 1715 by the 17th Baron Willoughby de Eresby to celebrate
his elevation to Duke of Ancaster and Kesteven.
2014 Opening Details
3 April to 29 May – Sundays, Thursdays and Bank Holiday Mondays
June to September – Sunday to Thursday inclusive (closed Friday and Saturday)
Opening Times – Park and Gardens 11am to 6pm (last admission to Park 5pm), Castle 12 noon to 4pm (last admission 3pm)
A tour of the Castle will reveal the story of the building, its contents and the family that has cared for it for almost 500 years.
Wander round the intricate rose parterres, kitchen garden, topiary yew squares with pools, herbaceous borders and relax on the
lawn with dramatic views over the lake. Enjoy the adventure playground, bring your cycles (or hire them from us) and explore
up to 8 miles of marked trails or stroll around the family woodland walk. The shop sells a tempting range of quality gifts, in
addition to a fine selection of locally made ice cream. Refresh yourself in the licensed Coach House, which serves light
lunches, tea and refreshments.
Admission
Park and Gardens Only
Adult £5.50; Concession £4.50; Child (5-16 years) £2;
Family (2 adults and 3 children) £13
Castle Park and Gardens
Adult £10.50; Concession £9.50; Child (5-16 years) £4;
Family (2 adults and 3 children) £25
Season Tickets
Two Adults £38; Single Adult £19;
Family (2 adults and 3 children) £42.50
A Season ticket gives access to the park and gardens on
standard open days and one visit to the Castle. Special event
days excluded (excluded dates indicated on the ticket).
Purchase at the shop on arrival or in advance from the Estate
Office. See the special section on our website home page for
full terms and conditions.
www.grimsthorpe.co.uk

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