Part of the modern development on the former brewery site in the town centre, the home is described as “just like new” by local estate agents, Watsons, who have attached an enticing price tag of £290,000.
A spokesperson for Watsons says: “It is a contemporary town house that offers versatile living for today’s modern family. There is the added piece of mind of a builders’ warranty and no upward chain.”
Arranged, unusually, over four floors, the house is finished to a high specification. What’s more, it is close a wide range of amenities, including schools and shops, while transport links are excellent, with the likes of Eastwood and Nottingham are just down the road.
The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, with a door to the garage, which can also be accessed from the front driveway via a remote-controlled door.
Up the first set of stairs to the first floor, you will find a lounge, breakfast kitchen and WC, while the second floor houses two of the bedrooms, including the main one, which has an en suite bathroom. The other two bedrooms are located on the third floor, along with the main bathroom.
Outside, a low-maintenance, south-west-facing back garden offers a good level of privacy and consists of a lawn and a paved patio.
13. Children's room
This bedroom can be converted into a child's room. There is lots of space for all those toys! Photo: Watsons
14. Family bathroom
The family bathroom, which can be found on the top floor of the house, consists of a four-piece suite in white. There is a bath, shower cubicle with mains-fed shower, WC and wall-mounted sink, plus a chrome, heated towel-rail, extractor fan and ceiling spotlights. Photo: Watsons
15. Lawn and patio
Let's take a quick look outside now. The rear garden boasts a well-maintained lawn and also a paved patio area for seating and entertaining. Photo: Watsons
16. Garden privacy
The final photo in our gallery is a shot from the back of the Brewhouse Mews house. Timber fencing to the perimeter of the garden offers a good level of privacy. Photo: Watsons