Situated on Main Street, the four-bedroom, detached house is on the market with Mansfield estate agents Need2View for a guide price of £550,000.
So steeped in history is Rose Cottage that it was once the gatehouse to the nearby Hexgreave Hall Estate. Now it is finished to a high standard, with attention to detail shown in every room.
The ground floor boasts a modern dining kitchen, with the added benefit of a utility room and a downstairs WC.
Three reception rooms include a comfortable sitting room, dining room and sunroom with bi-folding doors that lead into the back garden.
On the first floor, you will find four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a master with en suite, and a family bathroom.
Located on a corner plot, the property has gardens to the front and back, where there is a beautiful cottage garden. At the front, a walled garden has a wrought iron gate that opens on to a pathway and leads to an attractive entrance with canopy.
Also outside is a garage with electric door, power and lighting, plus additional storerooms.
Set firmly in the countryside, the cottage is still within walking distance of schools, shops, cafes and restaurants.
The ground floor boasts a modern dining kitchen, with the added benefit of a utility room and a downstairs WC.
5. Useful utility room
Just off the kitchen diner is this useful utility room that has space for a washing machine. It also boasts a large sink with chrome, extendable mixer tap, ceiling light point, power points, radiator and a door opening on to the back garden. Photo: Neil Lancashire
6. Stunning dining room
Maintaining the rustic feel throughout the cottage, this stunning dining room is perfect for entertaining. Traditional features include oak beams, and another open fireplace with exposed brickwork and a log burner. The double-glazed window faces the front of the property. Photo: Neil Lancashire
7. Wonderful sun room
The archway from the dining room opens up into this wonderful sun room, where relaxation is the key word. It has a sloped beam ceiling. Photo: Neil Lancashire
8. Garden views
This second shot of the sun room shows how large bi-folding doors not only open out to the back of the cottage but also give superb views of the garden. Photo: Neil Lancashire