So it‘s quite convenient that the keys to this unbelievable four-bedroom, detached house in the heart of Mansfield have dropped in our lap.
Prepare to be blown away by the property at The Park, which is on the market for offers over £625,000 with estate agents BuckleyBrown.
Says a BuckleyBrown spokesperson: “Nestled down a private road, this family home has been kept to an exceptional standard throughout and benefits from a range of modern fixtures and fittings.”
Our photo gallery below backs that up. The interior is hugely impressive and the exterior isn’t bad either, comprising a wraparound garden, private driveway, double garage, lawn, patio seating area, lean-to greenhouse, electric-car charging point, alarm system and security camera.
The wow factor hits you as soon as you enter the spacious hallway, which has a wine cupboard under the stairs. The hall leads to a cosy living room and also a kitchen and utility room. There’s a separate dining room, plus an orangery, sitting room or study and handy WC.
Upstairs, you will find four fine double bedrooms, including a master that has its own walk-in wardrobe and stylish en suite bathroom. Just off the landing is a family bathroom.

5. Home comforts
A second look at the living room, which offers true home comforts. It has downlights, coving to the ceiling and a window facing the front of the house.The dining room is to the right, via sliding doors. Photo: BuckleyBrown

6. Doors to the garden
The large living room also features French doors leading out to the back garden at the £625,000-plus property. Photo: BuckleyBrown

7. Dining room
Sliding doors from the living room lead to this pleasant dining room, with coving and downlights. More sliding doors give access to the kitchen and orangery. Photo: BuckleyBrown

8. Opulent orangery
The Park property's orangery oozes opulence, with its skylight, underfloor heating, surrounding windows, tiled flooring and French doors leading outside. It is perfect for use all year round, and offers terrific views of the garden. Just off the orangery, outside, is a pergola with a glass rooftop. Photo: BuckleyBrown

