For the property is catching the eye of many a house hunter, not just for its distinctive exterior but also for its exceptional interior, where an entire open-plan floor combines living room, dining room and kitchen.
As if all that was not enough, wait until you see the private garden at the back, with its seating area and generously-sized pond.
A guide price of £500,000 has been attached to the detached property on Clipstone Road West by Mansfield estate agents BuckleyBrown, who declare: “This is one you’d be proud to call your own!”
The living room has all the space you need to entertain family and friends, with bi-fold doors beaming in natural light and also creating a seamless transition from inside to outside.
But BuckleyBrown says the heart of the home is the kitchen, with its units and cabinets, integrated appliances and grand central island.
The ground floor also houses the master bedroom, which includes an en suite bathroom and a set of patio doors that lead to the back garden, plus the second bedroom. Both rooms boast underfloor heating.
The other two bedrooms, both of which have en suite facilities, can be found on the first floor, where there is also a stunning family bathroom.
Outside, a block-paved driveway offers plenty of off-street parking space, while the garage is larger than average.

5. Smart living area
The open-plan ground floor also features this smart living area. Sit back and relax in front of the big screen. Photo: BuckleyBrown

6. Utility room
This utility room is a handy addition to the ground floor, especially with its shaker-style cabinets and units, work surface and inset sink with mixer tap above. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine too. Photo: BuckleyBrown

7. Beautiful master bedroom
The beautiful master bedroom can be found in the ground floor. Boasting a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite bathroom, it also has underfloor heating. Photo: BuckleyBrown

8. From bedroom to garden
This second shot of the master bedroom shows a set of French doors that lead directly outside to the private garden. Photo: BuckleyBrown

