One of those rooms is a superb converted games area in one half of the double garage. But that merely puts the icing on top of a considerable, tasty cake.
The rest of the four-bedroom, detached property is as handsome on the inside as it looks from the outside and is a true credit to its current owners, who have kept it to an exceptional standard.
It can be found on Fitzwilliam Drive, close to New Mill Lane, and it is on the market with Mansfield-based estate agents BuckleyBrown, who are inviting offers of more than £360,000.
Each room brings an element of elegance that radiates throughout, starting in a wonderful living room, with bay window and feature fireplace, where French doors lead into an open-plan conservatory and diner.
From here, an archway flows nicely into a modern kitchen before the ground floor is completed by a WC and a versatile room currently used as a home office.
Heading to the first floor, you’ll discover four immaculate bedrooms, including a master with en suite and built-in wardrobes, plus a modernised family bathroom.
Outside, the driveway provides ample off-street parking space and leads to the impressive double garage that contains the games room. At the back, there is an enclosed garden with a well-maintained lawn and patio for al fresco dining.

9. Downstairs toilet
Our look at the ground floor is completed by this downstairs toilet, with hand wash basin and low-flush WC. Photo: BuckleyBrown

10. Time to pop upstairs
Time to check out the first floor now, so let's pass through the sizeable entrance hall, where there is an under-stairs cupboard, and climb the staircase to the landing, where there is another storage cupboard. Photo: BuckleyBrown

11. Master bedroom
Of the four bedrooms on the first floor, the master is the largest. Overlooking the rear garden, it has the added luxury of a built-in wardrobe area and its own private en suite shower room. Photo: BuckleyBrown

12. En suite shower room
Here is the en suite shower room that is attached to the master bedroom. It comprises a shower cubicle, hand wash basin and low-flush WC. Photo: BuckleyBrown

