Welcome to High Street, Warsop and a four-bedroom, detached property that is making waves in the housing market, especially as the asking price is an enticing £350,000 with Mansfield estate agents BuckleyBrown.
The cottage actually dates back almost 300 years. It was wonderfully extended in the 1980s, and now it has been renovated and revitalised by the current owners.
Possibly the highlight of the ground floor is an open-plan space that combines a newly-fitted kitchen with a dining area and a contemporary conservatory. Mind you, it competes for affection with a lovely, lengthy lounge with a traditional fireplace and exposed wooden beams to the ceiling.
Completing this floor is a home office and a WC, while a cellar down below comes in handy for storage.
All four bedrooms can be found upstairs. The master is so large there is space for more than one king-sized bed, as well as extensive, built-in wardrobes. Just off the landing is an impressive four-piece bathroom suite, complete with a luxurious corner bath tub and a separate shower cubicle.
As if all that’s not enough, wait until you see a well-kept and enclosed garden at the rear of the cottage. There’s a patio for al fresco dining, a sizeable lawn and a driveway leading to a garage.
Hopefully, you cannot wait to delve into our photo gallery below, so away you go! For more information, including floor plans, visit the Zoopla website here.
1. Newly-fitted kitchen
Let's start our tour of the £350,000 Warsop cottage in the newly-fitted kitchen, which was the last part of the property to be renovated by the current owners. Spacious, it comes complete with shaker-style units and cabinetry, with work surfaces above. Photo: BuckleyBrown
2. Appliances and beams
A host of modern, integrated appliances can be found in the kitchen, which is also adorned by exposed wooden ceiling beams. The room is part of an open-plan space that includes a dining area that you can see in the background.,, Photo: BuckleyBrown
3. Open-plan opulence
This photo captures the opulent open-plan space that dominates the ground floor of the property. Flowing into each other are the kitchen, dining area and a terrific conservatory, adding up to a perfect social setting when inviting family and friends over. Photo: BuckleyBrown
4. Bright and stylish conservatory
The conservatory at the back of the cottage is a bright and stylish space, surrounded by windows and with French doors leading out to the garden. Photo: BuckleyBrown