David Wilson has Colsterworth mapped out

Thanks to a free map created by David Wilson North Midlands, Colsterworth’s visitors and residents can have the village and its local amenities all mapped out.

They can be picked up from the village’s local outlets as well as the housebuilder’s Newton Grange development on Bridge End and have primarily been put together to give homehunters the full picture of Colsterworth. On the map are local stores, churches, places of interest, schools, parks, amenities and even post boxes.

There are also details about the picturesque development which is situated close to the village hall and Woolsthorpe Manor. It offers pretty three-, four- and five-bedroom homes, designed to suit all tastes and needs, ranging from two-, to two-and-a-half and three-storey properties.

For example, the four-bedroom three-storey detached Beaumanor is priced from £302,995 and comprises a study, cloakroom, fully fitted kitchen leading to a dining and family room with French doors to the garden, plus a drive through carport on the ground floor. The first benefits from a dual aspect living room and a large bedroom with en suite bathroom, whereas the second offers the master bedroom with en suite bathroom, a further family bathroom, another double bedroom and a good sized single bedroom.

James Poynor, Sales Director for David Wilson North Midlands, said, “The map is a great addition for our visitors who are looking for the right property, but who also want to find out more about where the local conveniences are situated in Colsterworth and Woolsthorpe by Colsterworth.

“Everything is documented on this map, including the village’s Co-Op store, Post Office, White Lion pub and the National Trust’s Woolsthorpe Manor. Not only that, the map shows how well located the village is for the A1, with access to Grantham and Stamford.

“From Colsterworth, Leicester, Sleaford, Newark and Nottingham are accessible so it is a great choice for families looking to live in a quiet and peaceful location within good commuting distance to bigger towns and cities.”

For further information about the development, see dwh.co.uk.