Lincolnshire? What is it like?

Stamford is nice.

Far far too flat for me and monoculture.

Never been to the Lincolnshire Wolds, but the rest is flat and smells of cabbages.
That being said, we were only there for the weekend when DS went to University in Lincoln.
Goid luck with the house hunting.

Lincolnshire is bigger than you might think, and in some rural areas road travel is not as fast as you might expect, apart from the A1. Good agricultural county. I agree with the places already highlighted.

Lovely little villages in the Wolds but more expensive than the rest of Lincolnshire. Louth is a very nice little market town with independent shops. My family live in Lincs and I would move there if I returned to UK.

The Deepings are lovely and near to Peterborough train station which is a 50 minute journey to London. Lots of things to do in Peterborough and Stamford and you are spoilt for choice for lovely village pubs .

I've moved to Lincolnshire from London in the last 4 months - price dictated what I needed -

Stamford (visited only once so far) is lovely (my opinion). Grantham is an hour and 10 mins into Kings Cross, regular trains. Villages around Grantham seem nice. I've been able to purchase outright a 2 bed bungalow in great condition, with a tiny garden looking out onto (admittedly) flat fields, quiet cul-de-sac, Village has a pub, a post office, a corner shop and a Coop. Doctors Surgery. Regular bus service. I'm liking it a lot.

I used to have friends living in Louth, a pleasant town. Lovely countryside, not like the rest of Lincolnshire, but it seemed to take a long time to get there. The roads weren't impressive then.

My brother and sister in law moved to Digby and few months ago and love it. Health care brilliant,flat and friendly people.

If you choose the right place beautiful. I agree about Louth the town is a gem we often visited but I have been told the prices now are very high there.
It is not all flat and is grassy and green with lots of trees and the Wolds are lovely. If you are into bird watching the Lincolnshire side of the Humber at Barton is a bird watcher's dream.
Just keep away from the tacky coast at Skegness and the towns that are on the through routes to it like Horncastle a lovely quaint town spoiled by the amount of holiday traffic passing through it.
Many of my husband's colleagues retired from across the Humber as the property used to be very realistically priced.

Yes, it’s not all flat. The wolds are undulating and some parts of it can get quite a lot of snow.
We live in one of the cliff villages, recently rated one of the best places to live by one of the nationals. They are on the Lincoln edge which is a ridge that rises from the flat part of Notts to the flat part of Lincs if you see what I mean. Some beautiful stone cottages. The university has brought a lot of life to Lincoln but it is still a much slower pace of life than the South. There are a few direct trains to London from Lincoln but Newark is about 20 mins away and has a good service to King’s Cross.

It’s pretty damn nice, the wolds especially so www.lincswolds.org.uk/

Louth has always been one of my favourite towns in the county.

Flat. Very, very flat.

Large areas are drearily flat, but there are some very attractive hilly bits.

We recently visited Grimesthorpe Castle, in the Stamford/Grantham area and were struck by how attractive the lumpy bumpy landscape was with all the limestone built house.

i watch a programme about police activities and it frequently follows lincs police.
maybe you could look at that to get some idea.
it is on channel 30 on freesat, usually in afternoon.
i think it's called police interceptors.