A delightful stone-built cottage dating back to 1760, sympathetically restored and extended, resulting in a spacious family home offering an idyllic outdoor lifestyle and a private semi-rural position complimented by amazing long-distance views. A Grade II listed property surrounded by glorious open countryside boasting an idyllic outdoors lifestyle, scenic walks on the doorstep.

Being immediately rural, the property offers scenic walks and numerous bridle paths, and whilst surrounded by glorious open countryside, all local amenities are within a short drive, as are surrounding villages and local services. The M1 motorway is within a fourteen-minute drive, ensuring convenient access throughout the region and beyond.

To the ground floor there are three reception rooms and a kitchen, three generous bedrooms to the first floor with delightful south facing landscaped gardens completing this beautiful chocolate box style cottage which enjoys a highly sought after location. 

Ground Floor

A solid panelled wood entrance door opens into the reception hall/dining room with a fire surround and a feature log burner. With beams to the ceiling and carpet flooring, it leads both into the lounge from one end, giving access to the kitchen on the ground floor level.

The lounge has exceptional proportions and a second log-burning stove inside a reclaimed brick-built surround. It commands a pleasant outlook overlooking a paddock to the front. The lounge also consists of beamed ceilings and carpet on the floor to give it a warm and comfortable feel.

The living kitchen has country-style cabinets and a solid oak work surface. The kitchen has a wealth of storage units and a white ceramic sink. A stone-tiled floor compliments the galley-style kitchen and leads into a summer room, giving plenty of natural light. This versatile room offers spacious accommodation, having windows to the ceiling and patio doors out onto the back garden commanding stunning views. The room would be ideal as a morning room, dining room or second lounge. The summer room has a range of storage units to match the kitchen, with Victorian-style radiators and double glazing. While sympathetically finished in accordance with Grade 2 Listed Building Consent, the summer room offers additional family living space with direct access to the rear garden and outbuildings.

The rear of the summer room leads down a small set of steps into a downstairs bathroom with a three-piece suite, complemented with a walk-in shower with a fixed glass screen. This extra space off the summer room also includes a useful storage area.

First Floor

The landing leads into all three bedrooms and the family bathroom.

The principal bedroom suite is positioned to the front aspect of the property, with secondary glazing to the window commanding breathtaking views over the paddock to the front. The room features a Cast Iron fireplace and carpet flooring with Victorian-style radiators. It is enhanced with exposed beams to the ceiling and plenty of space for wardrobes.

The second bedroom is another double, enjoying stunning views, having fitted wardrobes, a feature Cast Iron fireplace and another storage room leading off, which could also be utilised as an office. This lovely bedroom also offers secondary glazing and varnished floorboards.

The third bedroom is positioned to the rear aspect of the home and has windows to the rear elevations and fitted bedroom furniture. Whilst it is a single room, it has plenty of proportion for a desk and further storage.

The family bathroom is presented with a roll-top bath, incorporating a hand basin and a low flush W.C. The wooden flooring and décor complement the house with a window looking out into the summer room below.

Externally

The location is serene with open countryside and peaceful surroundings, appealing to anyone wishing for country views and a quiet way of life. The property is surrounded by fields within a conservation area, boasting scenic views from the front and back. To the front are two parking spaces off a small road to the property with a paddock, giving privacy and tranquil vibes.

The long back garden boasts a stone outbuilding for storage, which could be utilised as an office or workplace. Behind the outbuilding is a covered log storage space leading off onto a paved patio area with seating. Beyond the patio doors from the summer room is a paved area leading up to the stunning garden with various wild plants, a pond, and a wooden shed for extra storage.

Outbuildings

The garden boasts an outbuilding with electricity and considerable head height for extra storage space. This versatile room can easily be used as an office or games room if required. To the rear of the long garden is a shed and a greenhouse in the extra land beyond the garden.

Additional Information

A Freehold property with mains water, electricity, and drainage. Gas fired Rayburn. Fixtures and fittings by separate negotiation. Council Tax Band - C.

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Directions

From the M1, follow the A57 towards Worksop. Carlton-In-Lindrick lies in a quiet area of open countryside towards the north of Worksop, north Nottinghamshire.