Caistor in the Lincolnshire Wolds
Caistor is a picture perfect Georgian market town whose origins date back to Roman times and before.
Often described as a ‘jewel’ on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds – itself an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty – this community of just over 2,500 people boasts no fewer than 56 listed buildings among its historic streets and market squares.
In fact, you could say the past is ever present here:
At the church of St Peter and St Paul, you can see the remains of Caistor’s 1700 year old Roman walls. (The name Caistor comes from ‘Castra’, the Latin word for camp.)
Caistor Grammar School, among the most respected in the UK and one of three schools in the town, was established 1631.
Today, Caistor is an ideal place to settle and enjoy family life.
Quiet enough to escape the rigours of the working week, it’s close enough to attractions like historic Lincoln Cathedral, the traditional seaside town of Skegness or the excitement of Market Rasen races to ensure there’s something for everyone.
From your new home on Romans Walk, you can even step straight out onto the Viking Way; the long distance footpath from Humber Bridge to Rutland that runs through the very heart of the town.