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£1,350,000

Burnham Manor, Burnham, Lincolnshire

Land size
6 acres
Bedrooms
6
Bathrooms
3

Key Features

  • A country estate that has quietly hosted 31 years of family life, celebrations and milestones
  • 6 acres of gardens, woodland, pasture, and open spaces that invite play, wandering and outdoor living
  • Open plan living, dining, kitchen
  • Welcoming reception rooms for every mood and occasion
  • Character details including sweeping staircase, cellar, intricate ceiling roses and original housekeeping bells
  • Workshop spaces ideal for classic cars, hobbies or hands-on creativity
  • Triple garage with scope for future independent accommodation
  • A dedicated party barn made for gatherings, events and long-table moments
  • Mains gas supply providing comfort and practicality rarely found in homes of this nature
  • A peaceful rural setting within easy reach of major road networks, and nearby amenities in Barton-upon-Humber

Description

For more than 30 years Burnham, as it is affectionately known, has been the backdrop to family life in its fullest sense. Celebrations, quiet routines, woodland walks, and a wedding day that began at the top the staircase, unfolding exactly as it was once imagined.

It has been both sanctuary and stage.

And now, it stands as proudly as it has done for decades before, awaiting its next chapter.

Life at Burnham

The current owners each found their own reason to fall in love with Burnham.

For one, it was the staircase. Standing in the entrance hall, he imagined his daughter walking down it on her wedding day. Years later, she did.

For the other, it was the woodland. A walk among the trees, surrounded by birdsong confirmed that this was the place she wanted to call home.

That balance between occasion and everyday life has shaped how the house has been used ever since.

Burnham is not simply a large country home. It is a place where life has unfolded naturally.

Family gatherings that grew into celebrations. Children who played freely in the gardens. Grandchildren now building dens, the landscape providing a perfect backdrop for
their games. Imagine being a child at Burnham and having the opportunity to explore, play, and grow there.

It has always been a home that adapts to the people within it.

A House That Supports Real Living

Despite the space that it offers, daily life at Burnham centres around simple things.

The kitchen has long been the daytime heart of the house. A place to gather, talk, cook and watch the seasons shift across the land beyond.

In winter, evenings move naturally into the drawing room, where the atmosphere becomes quieter and more intimate.

This rhythm of open togetherness and cosy retreat is what gives Burnham its warmth.

The house offers generous space without ever feeling overwhelming. Rooms flow in a way that allows both connection and independence, whether for family life, hosting guests or pursuing individual interests.

Historic details quietly remind you of the home’s heritage. The cellar. The housekeeping bells. The window shutters. The sense of craftsmanship that sits comfortably alongside modern comforts.

Over the years, thoughtful improvements have ensured that Burnham remains a comfortable and efficient place to live, including the benefit of mains gas and woodburning stoves — an increasingly valuable feature in homes of this nature.

Space for Passions

Burnham has always been a home that supports the lives lived within it.

A keen vintage car enthusiast, the current owner has spent years restoring vehicles in the well-equipped workshop. It is a space of creativity and focus, tucked away neatly in its woodland setting.

Elsewhere, the gardens and grounds have provided room for exploration, imagination and outdoor living.

The formal gardens offer structure and beauty. The woodland offers calm and privacy. The wider grounds offer possibility.

With almost six acres surrounding the home, Burnham lends itself naturally to those who enjoy space, nature and the freedom to shape their surroundings.

Equestrian interests would feel entirely at home here.

Equally, the land simply invites outdoor living in its many forms.

A Home Made for Gathering

Entertaining has always been part of life at Burnham, and the estate has quietly, and proudly, played host to moments that matter.

The presence of the party barn reflects this history — a space that has welcomed weddings, gatherings and milestone events without ever
detracting from the intimacy of the main house.

Importantly, these elements exist as part of the lifestyle the home supports, rather than defining it.

Burnham is first and foremost a home. But one with the capacity to host life in all its forms.

Flexibility for the Future

Beyond the main residence, the estate offers further opportunity.

The possibility for accommodation above the triple garage presents potential for independent living, whether for extended family, guests, business, or future adaptation.

The additional buildings and land create options that can evolve over time. Whether as they are, or with sensitive reimagining, they offer flexibility that is increasingly rare.

Burnham does not demand reinvention. But it allows it.

The Setting

Although surrounded by countryside, Burnham remains well connected.

Nearby Barton-upon-Humber offers everyday amenities, independent shops and dining, while retaining its own historic character.

For those relocating from further afield, this part of North Lincolnshire often comes as a revelation.

The value offered by estates of this scale and setting is difficult to replicate elsewhere.

Space, privacy and lifestyle without isolation.

Road links provide straightforward access to regional centres, while rail connections, a nearby airport, ferry terminal and transport routes make wider travel entirely manageable.

Life in the country here is not remote. It is balanced.

The Next Chapter

Burnham has been deeply loved.

Now, it offers something increasingly exceptional — not just space, but the freedom to shape how that space is lived in.

For some, it will be a remarkable family home.

For others, a place to gather and host.

For many, simply a chance to live closer to nature without giving up comfort or connection.

It is ready for its next moment, and is being offered for sale on a chain free basis.

And for those who recognise what it offers, it may be difficult to imagine leaving.

Map Location

Property details

Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax Band
G
Date Posted
2026-03-02

Market Value Analysis

Compared with 195 Homes with Land listings in Yorkshire and The Humber (5+ acres).

This Property£225,000 / acre
Homes with Land Average (5+ acres) £79,415 / acre
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Energy Performance Certificate

Energy Efficiency Rating

Very energy efficient - lower running costs
CurrentPotential
(92+)A
(81-91)B
(69-80)C
(55-68)D
(39-54)E
(21-38)F
(1-20)G
63 D
77 C

Based on UK Energy Performance Certificate standards (EU Directive 2002/91/EC)

Running costs are one side. Planning activity, flood history and ground risks for this location are in the full report.

Utilities & Restrictions

Utilities

Electricity
Mains
Water
Mains
Heating
Gas Heating, Wood Burner, Open Fire
Broadband
Full Fibre (FTTP)
Sewerage
Septic Tank / Private

Rights & Restrictions

Public Rights of Way
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Private Rights of Way
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Restrictions
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Listed status, conservation areas and planning constraints for this location are in the full report.

Property Features

Accessibility
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Parking
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Garden
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Beyond the particulars: planning activity, flood history, heritage and ground risks, checked for this exact spot.

Connectivity

Broadband

Fastest speed available at this postcode

6 Mbps

Under 10 Mbps here

Suitable for

  • Basic browsing & email

Mobile signal

CallsDataEE Good GoodO2 Good GoodThree Good LimitedVodafone Good Good

Outdoor predictions; indoor signal depends on building materials.

Ofcom Connected Nations postcode-level predictions. Speeds and signal are modelled, not measured, and vary between addresses and providers.

Signal is the easy part. Planning activity, flood history and protected designations here are in the full report.

Nearest Schools

Primary

  • Wootton St Andrew's CofE Primary School2.1 milesNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    58
    Type
    Voluntary aided school
    Faith
    Church of England
  • John Harrison C of E Primary School2.9 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    180
    Type
    Voluntary controlled school
    Faith
    Church of England
  • Bowmandale Primary School3.1 milesOfsted: Outstanding *
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    345
    Type
    Community school
  • Worlaby Academy3.4 milesNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    49
    Type
    Academy converter
  • Ulceby St Nicholas Church of England Primary School3.4 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    94
    Type
    Academy sponsor led
    Faith
    Church of England

Secondary

  • Baysgarth School3 milesNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    11 to 16
    Pupils
    1,014
    Type
    Community school
  • Hessle High School and Penshurst Primary School6.2 milesNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    3 to 19
    Pupils
    1,812
    Type
    Academy converter
  • Sirius Academy West6.4 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    11 to 18
    Pupils
    1,409
    Type
    Academy sponsor led
  • The Vale Academy6.7 milesNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    11 to 18
    Pupils
    627
    Type
    Academy converter
  • Sir John Nelthorpe School6.9 milesNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    11 to 19
    Pupils
    878
    Type
    Voluntary controlled school

* Latest graded judgement covers quality of education only; no overall grade was issued under the 2024-25 inspection framework.

Distances are straight-line from the advertised location. Source: the national school registers (DfE, Welsh Government, Scottish Government) and Ofsted.

Schools are just the start: sold prices nearby, planning activity and any flood history are in the full report.

Amenities

Supermarket

Co-op Barrow upon Humber, Barrow upon Humber2.6 miles
Co-op Barton Upon Humber, Barton-upon-Humber3.3 miles
Co-op High Street - Ulceby, Ulceby, Lincolnshire, DN393.3 miles

GP surgery

The Central Surgery Barton3.4 miles

Pharmacy

Barrow Pharmacy2.7 miles

Hospital

Spire Hull And East Riding Hospital7 miles

Straight-line distances from the advertised location. Sources: NHS records, Geolytix supermarket locations, OS Open Greenspace and the national trails registers.

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Getting Around

Nearest station

Thornton Abbey Rail Station3.4 miles

Nearest bus stop

Demand Respomsive Area186 metres

Typical drive times

Brigg18 min · 7.7 miles
Hessle22 min · 12 miles
Immingham23 min · 11 miles
Barton-upon-Humber13 min · 4.9 miles
Kingston upon Hull (city)27 min · 17 miles

Straight-line distances from the advertised location; drive times are typical free-flow times over OpenStreetMap road data, so allow more at peak. Public transport locations from DfT NaPTAN.

Easy to reach matters. So do planning activity, flood history and ground risks: all in the full report.

Flood Risk

From Environment Agency flood map open data, checked around the advertised map pin and allowing for the listed acreage where known. This summary comes from LandSale, the advertising platform, not from the listing agent, and is not part of the agent's particulars. Risk can vary across a single holding, so verify anything critical through your own searches before committing.

Rivers and the sea

Flood Zone 1Lower risk

Surface water

A 1 in 30 or greater chance each yearHigher risk

Mapped within the area searched, not at the advertised map pin itself.

The detail behind these bandings

The full report pinpoints where this location sits on the flood maps, and runs the deeper checks that usually only surface after an offer.

  • Exact flood zones & annual chances (included in the full report)
  • Any recorded past flooding (included in the full report)
  • Planning activity nearby (included in the full report)
  • Heritage & conservation (included in the full report)
  • Protected nature designations (included in the full report)
  • Ground risks (included in the full report)
  • Sold prices nearby (included in the full report)

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