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4 bedroom detached house

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Detached house
4 bed
2 bath
2,611 sq ft / 243 sq m

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Property description & features

  • Grade II Listed Detached House
  • Three Storey Accommodation
  • 4 Double Bedrooms & 2 Bath/Shower Rooms
  • Wealth of Original Character Features
  • 2 Reception Rooms & Conservatory
  • Substantial Detached Outbuldings
  • Integral Double Garage
  • Overall Square Footage: 4,255 Sq Ft
  • Wonderful Countryside Open Views
  • Stunning Semi-Rural Setting
A Grade II Listed, three storey, four bedroom detached house with substantial detached outbuildings in all extending to circa 4,255 sq ft, occupying a large and level plot approaching half an acre in a truly stunning semi-rural setting with wonderful open views.

A Grade II Listed four double bedroom detached house with considerable potential in a truly stunning semi-rural setting on Norwood Lane surrounded by open countryside with wonderful views.

Norwood Lodge is believed to date back to the early 18th Century built from stone elevations with stone mullion windows to the front, and later brick built extensions to the side and rear elevations, all beneath a pantile roof.

Our clients have owned the property for more than 20 years and have retained the wealth of original character features throughout the house. The accommodation spans across three floors with oil fired central heating, ledge and brace doors, an Aga Alpha cooking range, heavily beamed ceilings, a superb inglenook brick fireplace with log burner, and an original stone back staircase.

The internal floor area including the cellar extends to circa 2,611 sq ft; on the ground floor comprising an entrance porch, hall with stone steps leading to a cellar, lounge with walk-in alcove, sitting room, lobby, breakfast kitchen, conservatory, inner hallway, preparation kitchen and a shower room. A back staircase from the kitchen leads to an independent bedroom. The first floor main landing leads to two good sized double bedrooms and an en suite WC/sink. The second floor leads to bedroom 4 and a separate large en suite bathroom comprising a five piece suite.

Norwood Lodge occupies a large and level plot extending to circa 0.419 of an acre, set back from Norwood Lane behind a wrought iron railings frontage and a farm gate entrance which leads on to a substantial block paved circular driveway with turning space and a large integral double garage. There is a central garden area with a range of mature shrubs and trees as well as an additional front garden area laid to lawn with a continuation of the wrought iron frontage bordering to Norwood Lane. There is a substantial, 750 sq ft, stone built detached outbuilding equipped with power and light and with a high 15ft vaulted ceiling, currently utilised as a workshop with an adjoining external stone and solid oak lean to fronting on to the driveway. In our opinion this offers fantastic potential and could be converted to self contained living accommodation subject to obtaining necessary planning permission. In addition, there is a detached brick built outbuilding housing two oil tanks situated in the rear garden. A gravel pathway and seating area to the side of the property with a mature conifer boundary leads to the rear garden. The rear garden enjoys excellent privacy featuring a central copper beech tree, large lawn and an extensive gravel patio which extends the full width of the property. There are established trees to all sides and a post a rail fence boundary to the rear affording wonderful views across adjacent countryside.

The overall floor area to include the house accommodation, double garage, outbuildings and lean to extends to circa 4,255 sq ft.

Norwood Lodge has a fabulous location, with its delightful semi-rural setting and yet still being in an incredibly convenient location within close proximity to Hardwick Hall, the Teversal trails and Silverhill (one of the highest points in Nottinghamshire) which all offer some beautiful walks straight from the property. There are an excellent range of amenities nearby including the highly regarded The Carnarvon pub/restaurant, excellent links to the M1 and Chesterfield train station which offers a well serviced route reaching London in under two hours. The neighbouring village of Teversal also comes stacked with a well established history including links to D.H Lawrence and the 5th Earl of Carnarvon, who was the financial backer in the excavation of Tutankhamen's tomb which is celebrated with a feature mosaic on entry to the village itself.

So, if you are after a property with immense character and history with great potential on a large plot with wonderful views then this could be your next move!

A PERIOD FRONT ENTRANCE DOOR PROVIDES ACCESS THROUGH TO THE:

Entrance Porch - 1.75m x 1.24m (5'9" x 4'1") - With flagstone floor and two hardwood double glazed windowpanes to each side elevation. Open plan through to the:

Entrance Hall - With flagstone floor, stairs to the first floor landing and stone steps leading to the cellar.

Cellar - 4.04m x 3.66m (13'3" x 12'0") - With radiator, quarry tiled floor, exposed stone walls, two light points and extensive low level stone shelving.

Lounge - 4.24m x 3.89m (13'11" x 12'9") - The first of two delightful reception rooms, having a brick fireplace with thick quarry tiled hearth and Adam's style surround. Radiator, exposed stone wall, beamed ceiling, window to the front elevation and walk-in:

Alcove - 1.55m x 1.27m (5'1" x 4'2") - With extensive floor-to-ceiling fitted shelving and windows to the side and rear looking through to the sitting room and kitchen.

Sitting Room - 4.37m x 4.19m (14'4" x 13'9") - Having a superb inglenook brick fireplace with inset lighting and a log burner, matching brick hearth and large mantle above. Radiator, beamed ceiling, exposed stone wall and windows to the front and side elevations.

Lobby - 1.19m x 1.12m (3'11" x 3'8") - With quarry tiled floor, connecting door to the conservatory and open aspect through to the kitchen.

Conservatory - 6.38m x 4.75m (20'11" x 15'7") - With high pitched ceiling (11'9"), tiled floor, two roof windows, ceiling fan and two patio doors to each side leading out to the front driveway and to the rear garden.

Breakfast Kitchen - 4.27m x 4.27m (14'0" x 14'0") - Having a range of shaker cabinets comprising wall cupboards, base units and drawers with tiled work surfaces above. Inset sink with drainer and mixer tap. Aga Alpha cooking range set into a fireplace with brick surround. Radiator, recess with display shelving, beamed ceiling, quarry tiled floor, exposed stone wall, window to the rear elevation and understairs cupboard and original stone back staircase.

Inner Hallway - 4.70m x 1.19m (15'5" x 3'11") - With radiator, quarry tiled floor and connecting door through to the garage.

Preparation Kitchen - 2.44m x 1.80m (8'0" x 5'11") - Having shaker cabinets comprising base units, work surfaces and an inset stainless steel sink with drainer. Tiled splashbacks, integrated electric hob and space for two appliances beneath including plumbing for a dishwasher. Three ceiling spotlights and window to the rear elevation.

Shower Room - 2.77m x 2.44m max (9'1" x 8'0" max) - Having a tiled shower enclosure. Vanity unit with inset wash hand basin with work surfaces to the side and storage cupboards beneath. Low flush WC. Bidet with mixer tap and tiled splashbacks. Tiled floor, electric chrome heated towel rail and obscure glazed window to the rear elevation.

First Floor - Accessed via the original back stone staircase from the kitchen leading to bedroom 3.

Landing - With window to the side elevation.

Bedroom 3 - 4.29m x 4.27m (14'1" x 14'0") - Having a stone fireplace with inset cast iron open fire with quarry tiled hearth. Airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder with ample linen storage space. Radiator, loft hatch and window to the rear elevation affording lovely views over the garden and open views beyond.

Main First Floor Landing - With double glazed windowpane to the front elevation.

Bedroom 1 - 4.42m x 4.29m (14'6" x 14'1") - Having two sets of fitted wardrobes with hanging rails and shelving. Radiator and window to the front elevation.

Bedroom 2 - 4.32m x 3.89m (14'2" x 12'9") - With radiator, beamed ceiling and window to the front elevation.

En Suite Wc/Sink - 1.57m x 1.30m (5'2" x 4'3") - Having a low flush WC. Vanity unit with inset wash hand basin with storage cupboard beneath. Part tiled walls, tiled floor, shaver point and exposed stone wall.

Second Floor -

Bedroom 4 - 5.82m max x 4.37m (19'1" max x 14'4") - With radiator, large storage area, roof window to the rear elevation and two windows to the side elevation.

En Suite Bathroom - 4.47m x 3.30m (14'8" x 10'10") - A large bathroom having a five piece white suite comprising a large roll top bath with claw feet. There is a substantial vanity unit with twin inset his and hers sinks with extensive tiled work surfaces and storage cupboards beneath. Low flush WC. Bidet with mixer tap. Radiator, shaver point, beamed ceiling, roof window to the rear elevation and two obscure glazed windows to the side elevation.

Substantial Detached Outbuilding Workshop - 10.06m x 5.03m (33'0" x 16'6") - (15'0" vaulted high ceiling). Equipped with power and light. Brick floor, two windows to the side elevation and window and door to the front elevation. Open doorway access through to:

Workshop Continued - 5.03m x 3.61m (16'6" x 11'10") - (15'0" vaulted high ceiling). With brick floor and window to the side elevation.

Adjoining Stone And Solid Oak Lean To - 9.96m x 3.78m (32'8" x 12'5") - A stone and solid oak undercover lean to area beneath a pantile roof providing an extensive storage facility.

Detached Outbuilding - 3.45m x 3.10m (11'4" x 10'2") - A detached brick and pantile outbuilding housing two oil tanks. Window to the rear elevation.

Outside - Norwood Lodge is accessed from Norwood Lane surrounded by open countryside. The property stands back from the lane behind a wrought iron railings frontage with two stone pillars at each end of a farm gate entrance which leads on to a substantial block paved circular driveway with turning space and a large integral double garage. There is a central garden area with a range of mature shrubs and trees as well as an additional front garden area laid to lawn with a continuation of the wrought iron frontage bordering to Norwood Lane. There is a substantial stone built detached outbuilding utilised as two workshops with an adjoining stone and solid oak lean to. In addition, there is a detached brick built outbuilding housing two oil tanks situated in the rear garden. A gravel pathway and seating area to the side of the property with a mature conifer boundary leads to the rear garden. The rear garden enjoys excellent privacy featuring a central copper beech tree, large lawn and an extensive gravel patio which extends the full width of the property. There are established trees to all sides and a post a rail fence boundary to the rear affording wonderful views across adjacent countryside.

Integral Double Garage/Utility - 6.48m x 5.36m (21'3" x 17'7") - A large integral double garage equipped with power and light. There is a utility area with wall cupboards, base units and working surfaces. Inset stainless steel sink with drainer and cold water supply. Plumbing for a washing machine and space and vent for a tumble dryer. Windows to the side and rear elevations. Door leading to the rear garden and twin centre opening main garage doors.

Viewing Details - Strictly by appointment with the selling agents. For out of office hours please call Alistair Smith, Director at Richard Watkinson and Partners on zero seven eight one seven two eight three five two one.

Tenure Details - The property is freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

Services Details - Mains water and electricity are connected. Drainage to a septic tank. Oil fired central heating.

Mortgage Advice - Mortgage advice is available through our independent mortgage advisor. Please contact the selling agent for further information. Your home is at risk if you do not keep up with repayments on a mortgage or other loan secured on it.

Fixtures & Fittings - Any fixtures and fittings not mentioned in these details are excluded from the sale price. No services or appliances which may have been included in these details have been tested and therefore cannot be guaranteed to be in good working order.

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    Richard Watkinson & Partners is one of the East Midlands most established estate agencies having had a presence in the area for more than 30 years. Our experienced and trusted agency has offices across the region specialising in residential and commercial sales as well as lettings. With friendly, approachable and knowledgeable staff, Richard Watkinson & Partners is known for its expertise in all areas of property. "I set up Richard Watkinson & Partners is 1988 with just three staff in a small office in North Gate, Newark. "A lot has changed since then - we now have more than 30 members of staff, six offices across the East Midlands as well as dedicated lettings, new homes and commercial agents - but the core values I set out when I started the business have remained. "High levels of customer service, a friendly, personable approach to estate agency and excellent local knowledge are all paramount in delivering a professional and effective service. These are the values upon which I built Richard Watkinson & Partners and I'm proud that these are always at the forefront of our agents' minds when dealing with customers. "Estate agency itself hasn't changed, it's still a business which orientates around people and that is something we instil in all of our staff. People still like to walk into their local estate agency, browse properties and talk to an agent who knows the area and can provide useful advice on how to buy or sell a home. All of our staff live locally and are able to provide the best possible local knowledge, providing customers with a personal service on which they can rely. "I'm proud that we remain a local, family-run business - always putting the customer first - and that our strong roots in the East Midlands continue to enable us to act as one of the region's leading agents across residential and commercial lettings and sales." -  Founder, Richard Watkinson

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