A piece of Bingham History; a GRADE II Listed and original Farmhouse

The semi-detached property WILL BENEFIT FROM the following IMPROVEMENTS.

* New kitchen * New bathroom
* New central heating * New wiring
* New windows * New carpets
* New doors * New skirtings & architraves
* New décor throughout * Landscaping of the Gardens

Excellent investment opportunity requiring a comprehensive scheme of upgrading within easy walking distance of the Town centre and the numerous tranquil walks around the area.

Entrance Porch, Hallway with original cellar, Kitchen, Dining Room, Lounge, Shower Room, to the frist floor are 3 bedrooms. Outside is the GARAGE and outbuildings consisting a Utility Room and a Separate W.C.

The GARAGE is accessed via the shared driveway & there is additional gated access to Long Acre.

The mature gardens to the front are complemented by a courtyard to the rear - a wonderful sun-trap for afternoon sunshine.

If you are seeking a project requiring total modernisation, this could be the property you are looking for. This is an ideal opportunity for those with an eye to detail who would like to put their own stamp on a project with a significant and well stocked mature garden and with both garaging and parking within the Conservation area of Bingham... truly, one of Bingham's most historic houses with so much potential.

For the busy executive, the upgraded A46 & A52 are close at hand providing access to the surrounding commercial centres of Nottingham, Newark, Leicester and Grantham.

Bingham enjoys a wonderful range of supermarkets and independent shops, eateries, coffee house, public houses with a market held every Thursday. There is also a medical centre, pharmacies, dentists, leisure centre and a library. Should a shopping trip to the larger towns be the 'order of the day' Bingham has direct rail links to Nottingham and Grantham and bus routes to Nottingham and the surrounding villages.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PROPERTY MAY BE PURCHASED IN CONJUNCTION WITH 19 Long Acre WHICH IS AVAILABLE AT £175,000 AND IS IN A SIMILAR CONDITION - PLEASE CLICK ON THIS LINK FOR MORE DETAILS -

The property is approached by a shared driveway to the left hand side of The Horse & Plough Public House on Long Acre that leads to both Number 21 and the parking area of the Buttercross Veterinary Practice. There is a private GARAGE and driveway to the side that provides a private and block paved driveway.

Outside - Front & Drive - The GARAGE is accessed via the shared drivewayleading from Long Acre and there is additional pedestrian gated access to Long Acre. The GARAGE and outbuildings consist a Utility Room and a Separate W.C. A GRADE II listed water pump is situated within the courtyard.

Timber door to

Porch - with further door into the

Hallway - with access to the cellar and the shower room. Futher doors to kitchen, dining room and the rear courtyard.

Kitchen - 18'4 x 8'2 - with a basic range of units

Dining Room - 4.27m x 3.66m (14'0 x 12'0) - with windows to the front.

Lounge - 4.32m x 3.45m (14'2 x 11'4) - with windows to the front.

Cellar - with stone thrall.

Shower Room - 3.25m x 2.44m (10'8 x 8'0) - with a three piece suite.

Landing -

Bedroom 2 - 3.35m x 2.59m (11'0 x 8'6) - with a window to the front.

Bedroom 1 - 4.47m x 3.51m (14'8 x 11'6) - with a window to the front.

Bedroom 3 - 3.76m x 2.13m (12'4 x 7'0) - with a window to the side.

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Outside - To The Rear - The mature gardens to the front are complemented by a courtyard to the rear which is a wonderful sun-trap for afternoon sunshine and is accessed from the Hallway.

Number 21 is an original Farmhouse from about 1650, but much altered outside.

The front door is only 5'8 high, a sure sign of its great age as people then were shorter then. Inside, doors not hallways connect the rooms and the ceilings have very old beams, one of which has been dated to 1650. The second storey has been added later and the roof would have been thatched. There is a GRADE II Listed wood-enclosed pump at the rear.

The pigsties and barns were incorporated into the adjacent Buttercross Veterinary Practice; the slaughterhouse is now the operating theatre!

A detailed historical report on number 21 can be found at